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Anurag

Anurag is a Chief Sub Editor at OpIndia with over 22 years of professional experience, including more than six years in journalism. He is known for deep dive, research driven reporting on national security, terrorism cases, judiciary and governance, backed by RTIs, court records and on-ground evidence. He also writes hard hitting op-eds that challenge distorted narratives. Beyond investigations, he explores history, fiction and visual storytelling. Email: [email protected]

Salman Rushdie, who lost his eye to Islamic radicalism, expresses concern about ‘Hindu nationalism’ in India: Read why his virtue signalling is misplaced

Rushdie’s comments echoed long-standing activist narratives on India, shaped largely by selectively informed journalists, even as he remained silent on the radicalism that targeted him, raising questions about selective outrage and the inconsistencies in his public positions.

Uttar Pradesh: Gorakhpur police arrest two for luring Hindu women to convert to Christianity; Read what FIR details

The FIR says the accused used a Bible, led prayers and allegedly threatened women who resisted, particularly targeting Scheduled Caste women. Bajrang Dal members intervened, after which police arrested both suspects and sent them to judicial custody.

International Cheetah Day: India’s Cheetah reintroduction programme marks major success as population rises to 32

PM Modi praised conservation efforts on International Cheetah Day as new births, expanding habitats and strong field results counter earlier opposition claims, confirming that India’s cheetah reintroduction programme is stabilising and thriving far beyond initial expectations.

Who was Saksham Gautam Tate, the Dalit Buddhist youth killed by OBC girl’s family and what led to the tragic crime: Here is what...

The case involves allegations of police involvement, a symbolic marriage performed by Aanchal after the killing, and a wave of misleading caste narratives online that ignored her own clarification about their relationship and her family’s actual community background.

Bhopal man Shubham Goswami’s Muslim girlfriend’s family forced him to covert, renamed him Aman Khan, and fed him beef, case filed after 3 years...

Court documents show sustained pressure, jamaat confinement and threats used to keep Shubham under control, even as the original rape and POCSO case filed against him continues despite his conversion and compliance with the accused family’s demands.

Modi govt denies visa to Christian evangelist Franklin Graham: Read about his father’s conversion mission and connection to Nehru- Gandhi family

Nagaland groups expressed strong disappointment after Franklin Graham’s visa denial, highlighting his past remarks on Hinduism, his organisation’s aggressive outreach among tribal communities, and the wider pattern of evangelist networks operating under humanitarian claims across India.

Animal Welfare Board of India falls in line with Supreme Court order on removal of stray dogs from institutions, issues SOP for States, UTs;...

The AWBI SOP on removal of stray dogs orders States to identify every institution, prevent dog ingress, ensure daily waste control and shift all dogs found inside campuses to shelters, marking a decisive shift towards citizen and child safety.

Hindu activist and Gau Rakshak Daksh Chaudhary arrested for calls to shut liquor shops in holy Vrindavan: Bageshwar Dham Sarkar’s call to action, Exclusive...

Police booked Daksh Chaudhary after shopkeepers accused him of intimidation and forced closure of liquor outlets. As videos surfaced and supporters rallied, the case expanded into a larger debate on Vrindavan’s sanctity, religious appeals and policing.

What is CASR? Inside the radical collective that ties Delhi’s ‘anti-pollution’ protestors to Harsh Mander, Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam and Imran Masood – The...

Beyond Delhi’s protest, CASR’s member groups have backed controversial causes, defended accused extremists, disrupted campuses and collaborated with radical activists, exposing an organised network that has long influenced narratives under the guise of student or rights-based activism.

Delhi ‘anti-pollution’ protest: Scientists For Society distances itself from Hidma slogans, but its own pro-Naxal, pro-Palestine and anti-Hindu stance stands exposed – Read details

Despite distancing itself from pro-Hidma sloganeering, Scientists For Society’s digital footprint shows consistent pro-Naxal sympathy, Palestine activism and Hindu-targeting posts, contradicting its attempt to appear neutral after violence.

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