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Mothin Ali, a British councillor shouted "Allahu Akbar" after being elected in local polls. His election, though, underscores the threat of Islamism facing democracies.

The anguish of Article 370's abrogation has yet to subside, and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has rattled the Gupkar gang by advocating for reclaiming Pakistan-occupied Kashmir

Bhavish Aggarwal raised alarm about multinational companies indoctrinating unsuspecting Indians with 'pronoun illness.'

On Sunday (5th May), Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu-led Israeli government authorised the shutdown of Al Jazeera News Networks’ operations in the Jewish nation-state

Hours after sharing the false news, Congress leader Mungekar claimed that someone else made the post from his handle and also extended an apology. 

Radhika Khera resigned from the primary membership of Congress after she alleged mistreatment by party members.

Yamini Aiyar insinuated that the lack of updated data on the decennial census, household expenditure survey, poverty reduction etc are somehow part of the Modi government's strategy to prevent objective analysis of its economic policies.

The cleric formed a WhatsApp group and added people who resonated with his extremist ideology at the demand of his handlers.

The BBC later tweaked its headline to refer to Arun Reddy as 'top India opposition official,' which too is a misleading description of the arrested Congress worker.

Canadian media house The Globe and Mail published an Opinion piece by Doug Saunders that is riddled with lies, fake news, and a brazen attempt at white-washing Khalistani terrorism.