From Nehru’s intelligence blind spots to Tashkent and the release of 93,000 Pakistani POWs, Congress has a long history of squandering India’s hard-won strategic leverage, and has no moral standing to accuse others of “selling” the nation.
A fight broke out at Shimla’s IGMC after a doctor used the word “tu” while speaking to a patient. Both sides have shared different versions. A viral video surfaced, protests followed, and police have registered an FIR and started an investigation.
A former CIA officer claims Indira Gandhi "did not approve" a secret 1980s India-Israel plan to bomb Pakistan's Kahuta nuclear facility. He called the decision a "shame," saying the operation could have "solved a lot of problems."
Senior Congress leader Rashid Alvi said that Chidambaram's words raised suspicion about him and questioned whether he was under any pressure to criticise the Congress party.
A 42-year-old dispute over a religious site in Varanasi was peacefully resolved, with Hindu and Sikh committees agreeing to divide the land. The site, sealed after Indira Gandhi's assassination, will now host both a temple and a gurudwara.
Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma urged the Centre to remove "Secular" and "Socialist" from the Constitution’s Preamble, calling them Emergency-era impositions. He also questioned Indira Gandhi’s role in the 1971 Bangladesh war, citing its long-term impact on Assam.
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar defended the declaration of emergency by Indira Gandhi saying that after emergency, she came back to power after receiving people's mandate.
In the shadow of the 1975 Emergency, when India’s democracy was stripped of its voice, the press stood as both victim and quiet rebel. Amid blank editorials, censorship orders, and mass arrests, journalists and newspapers found subtle yet powerful ways to resist.