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PM Modi awarded with Russia’s highest civilian honour, calls it an honour for 140 crore Indians

PM Modi was presented with the Order of St Andrew the Apostle the First-Called, Russia's highest civilian honour, at St Catherine's Hall of the Moscow Kremlin on Tuesday.

Gautam Gambhir appointed as Head Coach of the Indian Cricket team

Former Indian cricketer Gautam Gambhir has been appointed as the Head Coach of the Indian cricket team.

ANI sues Wikipedia for defamatory content: Read how Wiki works, its historical bias, and how it is weaponised by its left-leaning editors for propaganda

Wikipedia's prejudice and penchant for left-leaning narratives are well-documented and undeniable, providing a glimpse into the platform's disdain for facts and a singular propensity for peddling propaganda.

After 24 years and 5 months, Dara Singh may see the light of justice: Petition in SC for early release and what it means

Dara Singh was convicted of murdering 3 people - Christian Missionary Graham Staines and his two sons.

India witnessed a 2.5-fold increase in job creation in FY24, the highest since 1981-82: RBI data

A total of 46.7 million jobs were added, the highest since 1981-82, with a growth rate of 6 per cent surpassing the previous three decades.

A spate of terror attacks on armed forces in Kathua, Doda, and Poonch points to a dangerous resurgence of violence in Jammu and Kashmir

On 8th July, four soldiers lost their lives, and six others were injured in a terrorist attack on an army truck in the district Kathua of Jammu and Kashmir.

Riots on the streets, mainstreaming of Antifa, Macron-left tactical alliance to defeat Marine Le Pen and more: French elections explained

France, which had been known for leading Europe, is heading towards not just political instability but also a major upheaval in its economic and social order with fissures and conflict between the growing extremist groups leading to more protesting and rioting.

UGC 2009 regulations and how authoritarian Left benefitted from the travesty: How to break the ‘ecosystem stranglehold’ of our Universities

The University Grant Commission (UGC) was established by an Act of Parliament in 1956 to maintain the standards of teaching

Pakistan: Premature babies suffer as Islamic clerics withdraw approval for breast milk bank, shuts down ‘haram’ initiative in less than 2 weeks

Dr Syed Rehan Ali of the Sindh Institute of Child Health and Neonatology lamented, "The milk bank was one way of reducing our dismal neonatal mortality rate."

Pakistan govt, which routinely begs from the entire world, plans to block passports of over 2000 beggars so they don’t beg from the entire...

Most of the beggars from Pakistan travel to Saudi Arabia, Iran and Iraq posing as pilgrims visiting Islamic shrines. However, after landing in those countries, they start begging outside shrines.

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