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Soros-funded SOAS University, The Bridge backed by Pakistanis, CIA-front Bellingcat and others: Here’s how Islamist-leftist cabal targets OpIndia over coverage of Leicester violence

Clearly, there is a coordinated echo chamber that has been recycling the same old, and most importantly, debunked anti-Hindu propaganda to whitewash Islamist extremism and violence. These attempts to delegitimise OpIndia’s exposure of anti-Hindu violence in Leicester, by recycling the same tropes have been ongoing since 2022.

Kutch: Muslim Teacher from missionary school insults the Hanuman Chalisa, suspended after Hindu organisations demanded legal action

A Muslim teacher at a Kutch school was relieved of duty after allegedly throwing away a student's Hanuman Chalisa. While the school considers the matter closed, Hindu organizations demand legal action, citing CCTV footage and allegations of religious remarks.

Congress trying to repackage failed ‘Chowkidar Chor Hai’ campaign as ‘PM is compromised’ drama: Read how Rahul Gandhi’s lies over US-India trade deal and...

It is noteworthy that the negotiations are still in motion and no India-US deal has been concluded to this date.

Rajkot demolition in Gujarat: Read how emotional media reports without legal context are attempting to defend encroachments

The demolition of illegal structures in Rajkot’s Jungleshwar area has sparked a debate between humanitarian concerns and legal enforcement.

Muslim sisters in Bhopal arrested for drugging, blackmailing and forced conversion: All you need to know about the Bhopal sex and conversion racket

The victims approached the police separately, but the police noticed a striking similarity in their cases.

Chhattisgarh govt allocates ₹100 crores to Bastar’s former Naxal-infested regions: Abujhmad and Jagargunda to be developed as ‘education cities’

In November, last year, Narayanpur Superintendent of Police Robinsons Guria said that almost 80% of the Naxals operating in the Abujhmad area have surrendered.

Soros-funded SOAS University report on 2022 anti-Hindu Leicester violence blames Hindus and Hindutva: Inside the anatomy of a recycled propaganda

The School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) report titled 'Better Together: Understanding the 2022 Violence in Leicester', claims that its findings show that “no single community or group is ‘to blame’ for the violence, distrust, and tensions that erupted in 2022.” However, the report conveniently picked Hindus, Hindutva, and the BJP government in India to blame for violence and communal polarisation in Leicester in 2022.

Meet the ‘Dolphin Hunter’: Read how the Indian Navy’s Anjadip will guard the country’s shallow waters and improve coastal security

"The ship as a testament to growing domestic defence manufacturing ecosystem," mentioned a formal release.

Ashwamit Gautam and the politics of outrage: How a 14-year-old is being turned into the Left’s propaganda mascot

A society that celebrates a 14-year-old’s rage-bait videos more than his education is not nurturing dissent, it is exploiting childhood for its petty political gains.

UGC Regulations vs Mandal Commission: Why Gen Z is surprisingly more caste-conscious, and won’t toe the same lines as their parents

Is the Gen Z more conscious of their caste? Are they casteists? Why are they less likely to surrender to ‘social justice’ narratives.

Uttar Pradesh: Badrul Jama held Santosh Shukla captive for 10 years in Pratapgarh, forcibly converted to Islam, force-fed meat and beaten; arrested

Shukla told police that he was taken to a mosque, made to recite religious verses, given a forged Aadhaar in a changed name and thrashed whenever he tried to escape, before finally fleeing to a police outpost.

NCERT textbook discussing corruption in the judiciary and case backlogs: Why it is important perspective, not political goal-scoring as Kapil Sibal implies

The book doesn’t paint a one-sided picture. It emphasizes accountability mechanisms, such as judges being bound by a code of conduct, internal complaint systems like the Centralised Public Grievance Redress and Monitoring System (CPGRAMS), which handled over 1,600 complaints between 2017 and 2021, and informs about parliamentary impeachment for serious allegations.

China moves to fast-track Teesta project in Bangladesh under Tarique Rahman govt: Why is raises strategic concerns for India near Siliguri corridor; Explained

With the Teesta dispute unresolved since 2011 due to West Bengal’s objections, China’s proposed basin management role could establish a sustained technical presence near India’s eastern frontier, complicating hydrological negotiations and altering regional strategic dynamics.

Punch and the viral misunderstanding: How monkey social behaviour explains the heartbreaking video

The widely shared footage shows Punch being dragged after approaching another baby monkey. Experts and zoo authorities stress that such corrective behaviour is essential for orphaned macaques to understand boundaries, hierarchy, and communication within their group.

Congress attempts to justify disruption of AI Impact Summit as ‘peaceful protest’ and ‘constitutional right’: Read why arrest of IYC goons for embarassing India...

Delhi Police informed the court on 21st February that the Indian Youth Congress sought to stir up a protest similar to that in Nepal.

End of Naxalism: With Devuji’s surrender in Telangana, just one more Politburo member Misir Besra left in CPI (Maoist), read who is he

The Maoist party's central committee is down to only 5 members from approximately 50 and the Politburo has essentially been reduced to just one active participant, Misir Besra

Wrongful arrest, scapegoating of Hindus and CPIM conspiracy: As Sabarimala Tantri is granted bail after 41 days, read what the court said in ‘gold...

In a strongly worded bail order, the court said that the Kerala Police’s Special Investigation Team (SIT) failed to establish any “prima facie materials to link the petitioner in the alleged conspiracy by any means”.

Who was ‘El Mencho’, the cartel leader who supplied drugs to the US and whose killing has wreaked havoc in Mexico

The United States had been looking for El Mencho for years, charging that he and CJNG were smuggling large quantities of fentanyl and other drugs into the nation. The State Department even offered a $15,000,000 prize for information that led to his capture.

From creating ruckus during AI Impact Summit to attacking BJP and BRS workers: Here are 5 recent incidents where Congress goons resorted to violence...

Right from the dramatic shirtless disruption of AI Impact Summit in Delhi to attacks in Indore, Puducherry, and Telangana, the incidents have further exposed the violent tactics of the Congress party.

Delhi’s pollution crisis is alarming: Here is how we can fix it at a personal and govt level

The problem of pollution and its causes are crystal clear. A report by IIT Delhi (Centre of Excellence for Research on Clean Air (CERCA), IIT Delhi) says that 53% of the problem is polluting vehicle emissions.

Saffron-clad Yogi Adityanath follows the lead of PM Modi, sets out abroad to bring global investments to Uttar Pradesh: Read the significance of this...

Over the past eight years, Uttar Pradesh has seen rapid infrastructure growth, including expressways, airports, defence corridors, and industrial hubs. Now, the focus is on bringing in more foreign companies and advanced technology to speed up development.

Complete wipe out: As the March 31 deadline approaches, not only Naxals, their memorials too are being destroyed by security forces

Earlier, such memorials were used by Maoists as instruments to maintain fear, dominance, and ideological control within local communities.

Read how the Rs 100 crore GUDS initiative and AI integration are transforming government services into a “single window” reality

The Gujarat Unified Digital Stack (GUDS) is a revolutionary ₹100 crore project designed to integrate all government departments into a single secure ecosystem.

India AI Impact Summit: What are data centres and why tech giants like Google and Amazon are investing heavily to develop them in India

Indian conglomerates are also making bold moves. The Adani Group has announced plans to invest up to $100 billion in data centres by 2035.

Communal incidents in 3 states: From attack on Shivaji Jayanti procession to vandalism in Durga Mandir, read how targeting of Hindus has become a...

Their tactics might change, but the objective to harm Hindus and their religious sentiments has been unwavering over the years.

Mark Zuckerberg grilled over Meta targeting teens: As India weighs curbs on children’s social media use, read about the perils of allowing kids on...

"We must bring them in as tweens if we want to win big with teens," disclosed an internal document presented before the court.

India AI Impact Summit 2026: Here are the key takeaways from the addresses of PM Modi and world leaders

PM Modi called for the democratisation of AI, adding that it should act as a medium for inclusion and empowerment, especially for the Global South.

The Purvanchal Expressway turnaround under Yogi: How the UP govt saved Rs 3,400 crore by scrapping illegal tenders issued by Akhilesh Yadav’s SP

The Purvanchal Expressway remains one of the flagship infrastructure projects in the state. With more expressways under construction and new ones in the pipeline, the debate over development models is likely to remain at the centre of Uttar Pradesh’s political narrative.

India’s highways go green: NHAI launches Bee Corridors to support pollinators and boost rural economy

NHAI’s ‘Bee Corridors’ plan will transform India’s highways into pollinator-friendly green arteries, linking infrastructure growth with PM Modi’s Sweet Revolution and biodiversity goals.

‘Savarna marriages and movements are inherently narcissistic and anti democratic’: Meet the Ambedkarite dean at Galgotias casting an entire community as flawed

As Dean at Galgotias University, Kisana authored essays on weddings, dating, humour and MBA culture, repeatedly attributing structural and psychological flaws to Savarnas while framing opposition to UGC regulations as reactionary backlash.

NGT clears the Great Nicobar Project: Read how Congress has been opposing the mega project crucial for India

The National Green Tribunal has cleared the ₹90,000-crore Great Nicobar project, citing its strategic importance in countering China.

18 crore devotees, 1.2 lakh jobs, over 400 crores in tax revenue: Read how Ram Mandir is transforming Ayodhya into a global pilgrimage site,...

The Ram Mandir paid taxes to the government of about ₹400 crore between 5th February of 2020 and 2025.

Galgotias University plays victim card, claims ‘negative propaganda’ after Chinese robot dog fiasco: Read how they are lying

After criticism erupted, the university denied ever claiming ownership. However, televised remarks, a rebranded ORION showcase, and government handle amplification suggest the Chinese robot was projected as an in house AI achievement.

Tribal villages can bar entry of missionaries: Read how SC rejected Colin Gonsalves’ plea and upheld Chhattisgarh HC’s stand amid rampant forced conversions

According to the Solicitor General, the high court had directed the petitioners to get in touch with the Gram Sabhas.

1 year of the BJP govt in Delhi: A governance shift from AAP’s subsidy politics to structural development

Long-term infrastructure modernisation plans worth approximately ₹17,000 crore include underground cable expansion, grid strengthening, and installation of modern monitoring systems. The objective is to improve reliability, safety, and the quality of urban infrastructure by reducing reliance on overhead power distribution. 

Muhammad Yunus and the ‘seven sisters’ dog whistle: How Bangladesh’s outgoing chief rekindled tensions with India and whitewashed attacks on Hindus

Muhammad Yunus exited office not with introspection, but with a geopolitical provocation aimed at India’s Northeast and a convenient silence on minority persecution.

‘India is the second largest market for Claude, developers here doing the most intense work’: As India hosts AI Impact Summit, global giant Anthropic...

Anthropic has officially opened its Bengaluru office, marking India as its second-largest global market. Led by Irina Ghose, the expansion includes major partnerships in aviation, education, and agriculture, alongside a dedicated push to improve AI performance in ten widely spoken Indian languages.

Delhi HC calls out anti-India activist Amrit Wilson over cancellation of her OCI card, cites IB report of her activities, says ‘we can’t allow...

While examining confidential IB reports, the High Court observed allegations go beyond isolated tweets and involve serious concerns affecting national security. Government maintains revocation followed due process under Citizenship Act provisions governing OCI status.

Economic Times targets Suryakumar Yadav over handshake, forgets Pakistan’s terror record and its own Aman ki Asha nostalgia

India’s refusal to stage a handshake reflects sovereign policy, not immaturity. Respect in sport is shown through conduct on the field, not forced gestures towards a state that continues to enable cross-border terrorism.

Uttar Pradesh: Pakistani national mother and daughter accused of 30-year illegal stay using forged Indian documents, ISI links, visits to Army and gov offices...

Complainant Rukhsana said the duo entered India on a Pakistani passport, fraudulently secured Indian documents, travelled abroad multiple times and continued residing in Meerut without lawfully acquiring Indian citizenship.

AI Impact Summit, semiconductors, Bhashini and more: Read how the Modi govt is making giant strides in technological advancements and preparing India for...

. To actualise the vision of a Viksit Bharat (Developed India) by 2047, the Modi government has rolled out various initiatives, rooted in the resolve of Atmanirbhar Bharat, that will potentially propel India to the position of a global tech leader.

Punjab: 2,700 women died of cancer in 2025, 13,299 in five years; AAP MP Seechewal links surge to water pollution, chemicals used in agriculture

Seechewal informed the House that 13,299 women died due to cancer in Punjab between 2021 and 2025.

Crowd, devotion and inner peace: My experience of the Bhavanath Mela on the occasion of Mahashivaratri

I was standing a little distance from the temple premises, looking towards Girnar. A few hours ago, this same place was resounding with cheers. Now there was peace. Here I understood the deepest meaning of this fair. The festival is temporary, Shivatva is eternal.

No ban on Russian oil, Marco Rubio clarifies the India-US trade deal: Read how the opposition weaponised Trump’s Pressure tactics and spread myths

At the Munich Security Conference, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio clarified that India has committed only to not increasing Russian oil imports. This "additional" caveat allows New Delhi to maintain energy security while navigating US trade pressures and domestic political criticism.

‘Dhurandhar dhass gya’: Liberals mock Indian national Nikhil Gupta, who wanted to kill Khalistani terrorist Pannun

Mocking Nikhil Gupta with ‘Dhurandhar’ jibes, dragging film director Aditya Dhar and NSA Ajit Doval, into their traitorously boorish behaviour, only shows that the left liberal cabal only waits for opportunities, even in matters of national security, to target and attack the ideologically-opposed government.

Hindus in Vadodara protest against the suspected sale of properties in Hindu-majority areas to non-Hindus, in violation of the Disturbed Areas Act: Read what...

The law was introduced by the Gujarat government to prevent the polarisation of the population in communally sensitive areas.

2026 Bangladesh election witnesses anti-Hindu voting pattern, Jamaat-e-Islami wins big in border areas with West Bengal: Read why this is a matter of concern...

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami performed well in several other districts in this region, particularly those connected to West Bengal in India, such as Jalpaiguri, Malda, Murshidabad, Nadia, and 24 Parganas.

Former Leicester MP and anti-India propagandist Claudia Webbe spreads lies again, claims ‘India was shut down in the world’s biggest strike’

In a country of this scale, even large mobilisations can happen without paralysing the nation. Calling every protest “unprecedented” or proof of systemic collapse is misleading.

An election result like no other: How Bangladesh neutralised the agenda of the US deep state, which once carried out regime change operation, and...

It is plausible that Yunus, recognising the dwindling support and looming consequences of his failed plans, may ultimately seek refuge in a Western country, where he hopes to escape the repercussions of his actions and preserve his legacy—if one can still be salvaged. With Yunus ageing, the window for his political revival is all but closed.

Mob that assaulted journalist Ruchi Tiwari for being a Brahmin at Delhi University included participants of pro-Naxal protests and Hidma sympathisers: What we know...

As seen in the viral videos of the Friday incident, among the girls who surrounded and grabbed Ruchi Tiwari inside the Delhi University, was Gurkirat Kaur, the president of the radical left student group Bhagat Singh Chhatra Ekta Manch (bsCEM).