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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]

Rajasthan: Hindu man from Udaipur accuses Adil and Safin of brainwashing his wife for religious conversion, taking her away with 9-year-old daughter in Mumbai;...

The complainant accused Adil and Safin of brainwashing his wife for conversion, threatening him, taking away his daughter, and pushing a larger conspiracy to convert Hindu women.

Pakistan based Shahzad Bhatti, ISI proxy and gangster, emerges as mastermind behind Tehreek-e-Taliban Hindustan: What is TTH, its propaganda, targeted killings and terror modules...

Subtitle, 35 words: From graffiti in Delhi and Faridabad to targeted attacks on policemen in Punjab, agencies believe TTH is being used to spread fear, recruit local youths, and give Pakistan a convenient layer of deniability.

Inside The Timothy Initiative: International Churches linked to TTI, their network in India, and how deeply they have spread

From Kensington’s northern India trail to Mission Grove’s $1.6 million campaign, the investigation shows how foreign churches publicly backed TTI’s India focused church planting ecosystem through money, training and field engagement.

From coders to plumbers, AI cannot replace everyone: Why the future belongs to humans who upgrade

AI may pressure clerical work, routine coding and basic content tasks, but evidence shows most jobs will be transformed, not erased, with humans still needed to train, verify and restrain machines.

Who is the Norwegian reporter who heckled PM Modi: No reporting about India, China lapdog, mutual with Rana Ayyub, suspected coordination with The Hindu...

Helle Lyng claimed PM Modi avoided questions in Norway, but MEA Secretary Sibi George later answered her in detail and defended India’s democracy, Constitution and global credibility.

From spreading misinformation about CAA, Farmers Protest, elections and more: Who is the AAP ‘social media team lead’ who has started the ‘Cockroach Janta...

Cockroach Janta Party presents itself as youth satire, but its manifesto and founder’s AAP links reveal familiar opposition politics around voter deletion claims, NEET anger, media attacks and anti institution rhetoric.

Leaked Pakistani document shows how US pressure, Pakistan Army’s sellout politics and Washington-backed ‘regime change’ removed Imran Khan from power

The cypher records US anger over Khan’s Moscow visit, Pakistan envoy’s pushback, warnings of isolation, American double standards on India, and how Shehbaz Sharif and Asim Munir returned Islamabad to Washington’s lap.

Inside The Timothy Initiative: Tracing the breadcrumbs of founder David Nelms’ visits to India and Christian conversion activities

TTI, earlier known as Project India, faces scrutiny after ED found Rs 95 crore withdrawn through foreign debit cards while old posts reveal repeated India links of the Nelms family.

Inside The Timothy Initiative: How TTI manual teaches church planters to use leaders from each caste to push conversions among Hindus

Book 10 does not discuss caste as a social problem. It presents caste as a practical missionary tool. It says selecting leaders from each caste can help missionaries reach local people to Christ more effectively.

TCS Conversion Scandal: Nashik court rejects Nida Khan’s anticipatory bail, says prima facie material shows her involvement in organised attempt to convert victim to...

Rejecting her plea for pre arrest protection, the Nashik court observed that the material collected during investigation pointed to a wider and organised effort, making custodial interrogation necessary to uncover the full conspiracy behind the case.

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