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As SIA raids Kashmir Times office and recovers ammunitions, read about its executive editor Anuradha Bhasin and how she has been publishing anti-national content

Around 14 AK-47 cartridges, pistol rounds and three grenade safety levers were recovered during the searches at the newspaper’s office. The authorities have registered an FIR under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) against Kashmir Times, its promoters and Executive Editor Anuradha Bhasin.

Ganja in the Eastern Ghats, poppy in Manipur: How illegal cultivation of narcotics has been a major money source for Naxals and other violent...

On 17th November, 41 acres of illicit poppy production was wiped out in Manipur's Tengnoupal and Kangpokpi districts. A joined team identified and uprooted the crops during the day-long operation which was conducted in the Khudei Khullen hill range under Tengnoupal Police Station.

‘Many Shades of Saffron’ by Chandrachur Ghose: Understanding the RSS through a century of growth in the complex socio-political landscape of India

Many Shades of Saffron addresses the polarised landscape of literature surrounding the RSS. Insider accounts have often been devotional, while outsider critiques have tended to be suspicious, even hostile. Both have contributed to a climate in which the RSS is either heroised or demonised, with little space for historical nuance. Ghose consciously avoids both traps.

Terror accused Dr Muzammil Ahmad Ganai used to offer Namaz five times a day in the Al Falah University mosque, took the mosque’s Imam’s...

OpIndia team tried to speak to the people in Dhauj Village where Al Falah University is located about terror accused Dr Muzammil Ahmad Ganai but they were hesitant to talk.

30 days, 9 terror modules, 40+ Jihadis, and 2,900 kg explosives: The silent counter-terror war behind the Red Fort blast

In the last 30 days alone, Indian intelligence and law enforcement agencies have dismantled 8 terror plots, arrested dozens of Islamic Jihadis and confiscated massive stockpiles of arms and explosives.

Majority students from Kashmir, professors in Islamic attire and scared Hindu women: What OpIndia found during visit to Al Falah University

The Al Falah University is run by the Al Falah Charitable Trust. Its president is Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui. The current registrar is Professor Dr. Mohammad Parvez.

PM Modi inaugurates Punatsangchhu-II Hydroelectric Project: How India is supporting development projects in Bhutan. All you need to know

Taking to X, PM Modi shared some pictures from the inauguration ceremony and wrote, “Fuelling development, deepening friendship and driving sustainability! Energy cooperation remains a key pillar of the India-Bhutan partnership. Today, we inaugurated the Punatsangchhu-II Hydropower Project. This is an enduring symbol of friendship between our countries.”

Gujarat ATS busts Ricin plot in recent arrests: How ISIS has been experimenting with Ricin for years, and Jihadis across the world have been...

However, the sinister biological warfare (bio war) or bioterrorism plot busted by Gujarat ATS is a concerning exposé. After IEDs, shootings, bomb blasts and Islamic radicalisation, India faces the ‘toxic threat’. The ISIS-linked jihadists arrested had prepared to use Ricin as part of their plan to cause mass casualties.

Fake Muslim names found in voter list of Bapunagar assembly constituency in Gujarat, locals demand SIR: OpIndia Ground Report

OpIndia visited the area and talked to locals to find out the details. The residents told OpIndia that they support the SIR exercise and that it should be initiated as soon as possible to remove fake names from the voter list.

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