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Shriti Sagar

Journalist

Raksha Mantri Rajnath Singh’s statement based on facts, documents reveal Jawaharlal Nehru favoured wanted to spend govt money on Babri Masjid

According to the diary entry dated 20th September 1950, Nehru raised a question regarding the Babri Masjid, suggesting that government funds could be used.

Who is Luqmaan Khan, the Pakistani terrorist who wanted to ‘kill all’ at Delaware University and attain martyrdom

The terrorist, 25-year-old Luqmaan Khan, was found with weapons, ammunition, and disturbing handwritten notes.

From JeM posters in Kashmir to 2900 kg of explosives and a massive blast: The timeline of a conspiracy and terror module of doctors

The poster incident in mid-October turned out to be the thread that guided investigators through weapons caches, massive explosive stockpiles, foreign handlers, financial trails and ideological radicalisation.

Aapada mein avsar: Read how India is finding new export markets in Europe and Asia to counter the effects of US tariffs

Several Indian sectors that earlier depended heavily on the American market are now quickly redirecting their products to other regions. Items like shrimps, gems and jewellery, auto components, and electrical machinery have found many buyers in Asian and European countries.

Maulana Mahmood Madani threatens Hindus with ‘jihad against oppression’ remark, attacks judiciary: Read about the radical Islamic scholar who heads Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind

He also offered an assessment of the public mood, claiming that “10% of people are supportive of Muslims, 30% are against them, and 60% are silent.”

High inflation, low investments, rise in poverty and more: How Bangladesh is suffering from a never-before-seen economic crisis under Muhammad Yunus

Globally, Bangladesh is now among the worst performers in banking health, surpassed only by a few troubled economies such as Equatorial Guinea, San Marino, Ukraine, and Chad.

Cabinet launches landmark Rare Earth Magnet scheme: Read how it will cut dependency on China and power India’s journey to ‘Atmanirbhar’ and ‘Viksit Bharat’

Under the scheme, the government plans to set up 6,000 metric tonnes per annum (MTPA) of integrated REPM manufacturing capacity in India.

Behind Delhi’s so called anti pollution protest, the same bsCEM that glorified Hidma also suppressed a sexual assault victim – Read details

She said that within a week of her expulsion by Nazariya, bsCEM had supported the decision and even assisted in spreading false claims about her.

‘Sindh will always be part of India’: Rajnath Singh’s remarks affirm that political borders cannot alter civilisational and historical truths

Sindh is not just a geographical region; it is a major part of India’s ancient civilisational roots. The Indus River, or the Sindhu, flows through this land and has shaped the culture, agriculture, and early settlements of the entire region.

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