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A shocking revelation that Qatar’s Ambassador organised Rahul Gandhi’s Hudson Institute seminar has reignited suspicions that his 2023 US visit was less about outreach and more about aligning with anti-India lobbies.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on Thursday dismissed allegations of stock manipulation against Gautam Adani and his group of companies made by U.S. short-seller Hindenburg Research

The apex court grant bail to Edwin Pigarez even as his appeals against the High Court’s conviction ruling are still pending. The court said that the appellant has already undergone imprisonment for almost 10 years. 

Rahul Gandhi once again dodged accountability, declaring it is not his job to protect India’s democracy even as he hurled fresh “vote chori” allegations against the Election Commission.

Rahul Gandhi’s claim of vote chori in Aland, Karnataka through deletion of names using software was countered by the Election Commission, which clarified it filed the FIR and confirmed manual checks prevent wrongful voter removals.

The Election Commission of India clarified that contrary to the claims by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, nobody can delete any vote online.

At his press conference, Rahul Gandhi demanded the Election Commission reveal voter deletion details within a week, accusing it of shielding those “murdering democracy” and warning of mass manipulations across Karnataka, Maharashtra, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh.

“Whether with divine or bovine intervention or any other kind of intervention, if a judge delivers a judgment, he is violating his oath to the Constitution," said Justice

While the judiciary is assigned the role of the protector of the constitutional right of freedom of religion, it has increasingly been demonstrating a subtle yet pervasive anti-Hindu bias. In the recent years, this percolation of anti-Hindu bias in the judicial system has become evident.

From Ayushman Bharat and Ujjwala Yojana to Vibrant Villages and Namami Gange, Modi’s decade has reshaped everyday life for millions, with reforms spanning healthcare, housing, women’s dignity, rural connectivity, and long-neglected cultural and spiritual heritage.