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Raihan Rajiv Vadra and ‘Dark Perception’ photography exhibition: How privilege trumps talent

Raihan Rajiv Vadra may or may not be a talented photographer, but it is definitely his privilege that allows him to hold an exhibition in prime property in Delhi owned by a state government ruled by a party his mother is leader of.

Doctor panel busts Congress and leftist media lies, confirms that Republic Day rioter Navreet Singh died due to tractor accident, not bullet wounds

Panel of doctors from Maulana Azad Medical College concluded that farmer protestor Navreet Singh was not shot, he died due to tractor accident

‘Law of Ruler’ not ‘Rule of Law’: NHRC makes damning disclosures on post-poll violence in West Bengal

The NHRC submitted its final report on Bengal post-poll violence to the Calcutta high court on Wednesday.

Anti-White and anti-Indian bigotry in South Africa: The racism that does not attract the world’s condemnation

At the heart of the the raging unrest in South Africa lies the widespread anti-white racism and violence against minorities.

A doctor’s diary: An experience of a dermatologist as a patient, as an attendant and physician during COVID-19 pandemic

As India slowly crawls back to normalcy amid the looming threat of the third wave of the Chinese coronavirus pandemic, a doctor describes how he lived through the second wave in three different roles.

Rs 1 lakh crore allotted for modern agricultural infrastructure and improvement of mandis: Key takeaways from PM Modi’s speech in Varanasi

The Rs 1-lakh-crore Agriculture Infrastructure Fund (AIF) launched by the Modi government will help in the up-gradation of mandis

Manali: Four tourists from Punjab arrested for attacking the public with swords when asked to reverse their car

A case has been registered under the Arms act and relevant sections of the IPC against the tourists from Punjab, who openly brandished swords on the road in Manali to threaten locals.

Congress mouthpiece Editorial Consultant is upset at ‘friendly’ fact-checkers. Here is why

Basu alleged that Boom and Alt News did not fact-check tweets against her on Mayawati tweets because the ones attacking her were 'left liberal Dalit activists' whom these 'friendly fact-checkers' could not call out.

South Africa continues to burn, over 8000 crore rupees worth of properties looted or damaged in Durban alone

South Africa continues to burn as protests turned violent in the country. So far 75 people have died, though the numbers can actually be higher.

Pakistani minister opposes restrictions on the religious conversion of minors, says ‘it’s their choice’

During a meeting of the Senate parliamentary committee on minorities' rights, Noorul Haq Qadri said the government does not support a restriction on religious conversion before 18 years of age.

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