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Blow to Swati Chaturvedi as Delhi court refuses to give her relief in the defamation case filed by BJP’s Tajinder Bagga

In his original complaint dated 16/03/2017, Bagga stated that he was neither involved in the beating up of advocate Prashant Bhushan nor was he ever arrested in any case pertaining to sexual harassment.

Missing 54: The heroes who never returned after the 1971 war, who they were and the chronology of the quest to get them back

54 POWs declared as 'Missing In Action' since the 1971 war with Pakistan never returned India - Here is their story

Someone needs to speak up: A response to the Israeli filmmaker Nadav Lapid for calling a film on Kashmiri Hindu genocide “vulgar propaganda”

I am writing about a crass remark/comment by a respected Israeli film director who was at IFFI Goa, international jury chair Mr. Nadav Lapid who is known for his anti-establishment views.

Rishi Rajpopat, an Indian PhD scholar at Cambridge University solves a 2500-year-old Sanskrit grammar conundrum

Speaking about wisdom propagated by ancient Indian scholars, Rishi Rajpopat says, “We’ve been made to believe that we are not important. I hope this discovery will infuse confidence, a sense of pride, and hope among Indian students that they too can achieve great things.”

Besharam Rang from Pathaan may be a cheap and vulgar video but it doesn’t warrant any FIRs, and definitely doesn’t deserve politicians’ attention

Viewers disliking the video from Pathaan is one thing, but strangely, the video is starting to attract much more extreme reactions from some corners.

‘Child activist’ Licypriya Kangujam claims her family is so poor they don’t even have a bed, her own social media posts expose her lies

Licypriya Kangujam claims her family is poor and can't afford a bed, her own photos show a decent house, TV, computer and various furniture

‘Who permitted these Muslim organisations to certify Halal products?’ BJP MLC to introduce a bill seeking a ban on Halal certification: Details

N Ravikumar, BJP MLC from Karnataka sought permission to present private bill seeking ban on Halal certification

Farook Bhana, convicted in the Godhra carnage case where 59 Hindus were burnt to death gets bail from SC bench, led by CJI Chandrachud

On 15th December 2022, the Supreme Court of India granted bail to Farook Bhana who is sentenced to life in the Godhra carnage case.

It is 2022, but Bollywood still thinks it can lure audience by making women gyrate their semi-naked bodies before older men

For at least the last 70 years, when these item songs first became a regular thing in Bollywood, they have not evolved a single bit, and still think a female actor's tantalising dance is enough to get the audience to cinema halls.

Kashi Vishwanath temple draws 7.35 million devotees within a year of the inauguration of a corridor by PM Narendra Modi

Within a year of the inauguration of the Kashi Vishwanath Dham corridor, the iconic temple saw a record-breaking five-fold increase in donations from devotees

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