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The post-poll violence in Bengal: Where is our Gopal Patha

What happened during Direct Action Day has significant lessons for Hindus of Bengal, who are being massacred in unbridled violence

While Opposition parties appear ‘united’ now, they were against each other during COVID crisis and played with our lives

These politicians are not coming together because they care for people like you and I. They are coming together to defeat Modi and in doing so, played with our lives.

The Afghan war, the roots of the chaos, and the evolution of the world’s deadliest network of Islamic terror: How did it all start?

At first, Afghans backed the Taliban by giving them a chance. For Afghans, who had witnessed a long war, the Taliban promised two things. First, security to Afghans and secondly, a truce among mujahideen groups that continued to fight to control Afghan lands.

Global media looks away as Biden’s NSA “unmasks” dissenting right wing journalist Tucker Carlson

Fox News’ Tucker Carlson, an outspoken critic of President Biden, claimed that the NSA has been monitoring his communications.

Ravindra Jadeja shows how to bat against left-wing outrage mob, why others should follow

After Suresh Raina got attacked online for asserting his Brahmin identity, Ravindra Jadeja called himself a ‘proud Rajput boy’

Why His Holiness the Dalai Lama deserves the Bharat Ratna: India will be honouring its own traditions of Karuna and Ahimsa

The life and message of His Holiness the Dalai Lama has been an example of the principle of 'Nishkama Karma Yoga' from the Bhagwat Gita.

Exploring the fine line of tragedy coverage in photojournalism: Who will decide where to draw the line?

Ethics is photojournalism stand on a very fine line. The moment you cross it, the photograph may become a tragedy of the lifetime.

From Suresh Raina to Neena Gupta: Clout chasing and perverse incentive structure that makes people hound them crying ‘Brahminism’

Actress Neena Gupta is being targeted over a paneer ad. The left-wing outrage mob has branded the ad casteist for emphasising hygiene.

‘Potential targets’, ‘common system’ and more: Unanswered questions on Pegasus allegations and why Amnesty statement makes no sense

Both Amnesty International and Forbidden Stories have said that 50,000 numbers were potential targets for snooping with Pegasus

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