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KMC bulldozers crush the unchecked empire of TMC strongmen Faiz Ahmed Khan and Sona Pappu, signaling a dramatic collapse of political patronage as illegal high-rises crumble across Tiljala, Kasba, and Beleghata

In a major administrative crackdown on illegal urban development, the Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) launched a large-scale demolition drive on Sunday, 24th May. The coordinated operations targeted several unauthorized multi-storey structures stretching across Tiljala, Kasba, and Beleghata. According to civic authorities, the enforcement action specifically targeted properties connected to prominent local political figures and strongmen, including Trinamool Congress (TMC) goons Faiz Ahmed Khan, Beleghata strongman Raju Naskar, and Kasba strongman Sona Pappu, who is currently being held in Enforcement Directorate (ED) custody.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah's 2026 doctrine deploys advanced drone and AI monitoring along Pakistan and Bangladesh borders, preserving India’s multi-billion dollar young workforce and ensuring long-term global economic rise

The High Power Demography Mission and the countrywide ‘Smart Border’ project, which India announced in May 2026, go well beyond conventional security upgrades. When combined, they form a complex civilisational security doctrine, a well thought out attempt to preserve India’s expanding economy, maintain its demographic balance, and facilitate the nation’s ongoing rise to prominence in the global arena. These two steps, which Union Home Minister Amit Shah revealed during the BSF Investiture Ceremony on May 22, 2026, are not reactionary actions motivated by fear.

"Can’t go to Haj, will convert Hindu woman for Jannat": Faheem poses as ‘Sahil’ to entrap a Dalit woman in Delhi’s Batla House, carrying out a horrific ordeal of assault, forced conversion, and relentless prison threats

The physical and psychological rescue of a 23-year-old Dalit woman at a railway station in Ballabgarh, Haryana, exposed a highly organized, multi-year conspiracy of identity theft, sexual violence, and forced religious conversion. What began in late 2021 as an apparently casual interaction on social media escalated into a coordinated family-run operation involving abduction, gang-rape, domestic confinement, and systemic blackmail across two Indian states.

Indian agencies expose a massive Rs 296-crore financial scandal as Archbishop Joseph D’Souza faces intense laundering probes for allegedly siphoning foreign Dalit welfare funds into luxury assets and hidden shell networks

In recent years, India’s regulatory landscape has undergone a tectonic shift. The implementation and tightening of stringent legislative frameworks—most notably the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) and the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA)—have brought a massive array of foreign-funded non-governmental organizations and religious networks under intense administrative scrutiny. As central investigative agencies escalated their enforcement actions, a distinct geopolitical counter-narrative began to emerge.

At Seva Teerth, PM Modi chairs a crucial 4.5-hour midterm session with the Council of Ministers to protect India from the volatile West Asia crisis, rising crude oil prices, and secure the strategic road to a Viksit Bharat

Amid an escalating geopolitical crisis in West Asia, Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a high-level, comprehensive meeting of the full Council of Ministers on Thursday, May 21, 2026. Held at the Seva Teerth, the marathon session lasted for nearly four and a half hours. The extensive deliberations commenced almost immediately after the Prime Minister returned to the national capital following a highly successful five-nation diplomatic tour, which was explicitly designed to fortify India's energy security, defense cooperation, and strategic alliances during a turbulent period in international relations.