Shraddha Pandey

After Abdul El-Sayed won the Michigan Senate seat, Vijay Prashad, the Neville Roy Singham transnational CCP propaganda network-linked Marxist journalist, published an X post highlighting the connection of Sayed's wife with the Bhatkal town in India's Karnataka, which he claimed was 'invaded' by the RSS. 

While the DRDO is yet to issue an official statement about the test, reports say that the tested missile was a quasi-ballistic Pralay missile

Al Jazeera has published a video report, claiming that the recent anti-encroachment drive in Assam's Dhubri 'displaced' 4,000 'Bengali-speaking Muslims'. 

As Imran Khan, who is an American citizen, tendered an unconditional apology, the Bombay High Court division bench directed the FRRO to extend the Leave India notice issued against the actor. 

On 30th October 2026, legal reporting portal Bar and Bench published an article headlined, "Holy cow, unholy sentence".  

During a media interaction in Bengaluru, Peter Machado said that a meeting of minority communities, Dalit communities, and farmer communities was called to press their demands pertaining to the repeal of the anti-conversion law in the state. 

Israel held legislative election for its 26th Knesset on 27th October 2025. While incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu aimed to retain power and his rival Gadi Eisenkot coveted change, the election resulted in a clear deadlock, with neither bloc reaching the 61-seat majority in the 120-member Knesset required to form a government. 

The Indian diplomat went on to taunt Islamabad, saying that the "Form 47 government" of Pakistan will not dare to override directions from the Pakistani military, the "real rulers" of the country. 

In May 2026, Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Piyush Goyal, announced that India has set a target of achieving exports worth $1 trillion in 2026 and $2 trillion over the next five years. Numbers indicate that India is heading on a credible path toward s $1 trillion worth of exports in FY 2026-27 with sustained momentum.

Farooq Abdullah, the former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, and National Conference supremo, Farooq Abdullah laid bare his traitorous intentions when claimed that it is Pakistan, which is keeping the supposed Kashmir issue alive, or else New Delhi's plans are not good. Abdullah resorted to blatant fear-mongering and instigation, saying that Kashmiris should fight or be ready to perish into oblivion.