Jul 15, 2026
"मेरे ईमान का हासिल है, ताक़त मेरी": From detergent milk and fake prasad to toxic kitchens, how Maharashtra FDA Chief Tukaram Mundhe is spearheading a massive, uncompromising war against food adulteration to protect millions of lives across the state
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of Maharashtra is currently running an expansive, high-intensity campaign against food safety violations throughout the state. The driving force behind the unprecedented scale and speed of these enforcement measures is the newly appointed FDA Commissioner and seasoned IAS officer, Tukaram Mundhe.
Jul 15, 2026
"बेचारा बच्चा है, पढ़ाई में कोई दिक्कत नहीं होनी चाहिए": While Aftab Poonawala takes his MA exams & has dental appointments in Tihar, his victim Shraddha Walkar's grieving family waits for justice across over 215 hearings slowed by endless judicial delay
Inside Central Jail No. 3 at Tihar Jail in New Delhi, an undertrial prisoner sits at a metal desk preparing for his final postgraduate examinations in sociology. Aaftab Amin Poonawala, the man accused of strangling, dismembering, and scattering the remains of his live-in partner, Shraddha Walkar, has spent his years in custody cultivating his academic credentials. Meanwhile, more than a thousand kilometers away in the coastal town of Vasai, Maharashtra, a family home sits in quiet, unresolved mourning.
Jul 15, 2026
"पीड़ितों का हिंदू होना महज़ एक इत्तेफाक नहीं था": Gujarat High Court confirmed the death penalty for 38 convicts of the 2008 Ahmedabad serial blasts, ruling that the grave & deadly terror conspiracy was meticulously planned to target the Hindu community
On July 7, 2026, the Gujarat High Court made public a comprehensive 2,223-page judgment that upheld the convictions and sentences of the individuals responsible for the devastating 2008 Ahmedabad serial blasts. In its detailed review, the division bench of Justices A.Y. Kogje and Samir Dave concluded that the catastrophic strikes were deliberately engineered to target the Hindu community.
Jul 15, 2026
"एक चेहरे पर कई चेहरे लगा लेते हैं लोग": Pakistan’s restoration of Gurdwara Patshahi Chhevin in Lahore and promotion of the film Satluj spark deep skepticism as critics point to the ongoing destruction of historic Sikh shrines across Punjab province
A concerted effort to project the Islamic Republic of Pakistan as the original inheritor of the Indus Valley Civilisation is currently underway, alongside another similar and equally calculated attempt to portray the nation as reconnecting with its historical roots. The broader objective of this campaign is to recast Pakistan as a civilisational state. Ironically, these efforts are directed at a country that was founded in rejection of that very civilisational identity and rooted instead in the idea of religious superiority and distinct identity from the other people of the region, particular…
Jul 14, 2026
"नायक नहीं खलनायक हूँ मैं": For resisting a woman's harassment at Igatpuri's Bhavali waterfall, a terrified Nashik family was chased for fifteen kilometers by a savage mob that brutally attacked their car with iron rods and wooden sticks
The mist that blankets the Western Ghats during the monsoon season has long acted as a siren song for the urban classes of Maharashtra. Every July, as heavy rains breathe life into the parched valleys of Igatpuri, the winding roads leading to the Bhavali Dam become congested with tourists escaping the concrete grids of Mumbai, Thane, and Nashik. It is a landscape defined by dramatic waterfalls, deep ravines, and a transient sense of tranquility.
Jul 14, 2026
"जिहाद तुम पर है फ़र्ज़ लोगो, जिहाद से क्यों मुकर रहे हो": First came the mosque, then a demographic shift, followed by a total bureaucratic erasure as the historic Hindu enclave of Jhapatpara quietly wiped from official documents and reborn as Islampura
Serious complaints have been officially raised over the controversial renaming of a decades-old, established locality in Harij, situated within the Patan district. The residential area, which is geographically located in Ward No. 4, was traditionally and historically known as Jhapatpara. However, local residents now allege that the area has been systematically renamed to ‘Islampura’.
Jul 14, 2026
"What do you mean gangsters? It's business": Donald Trump bullies global markets by slapping an unhinged twenty percent tax on the Strait of Hormuz, declaring the US its "Guardian Angel" while running a high-seas shakedown that makes Iran look reasonable
On Monday, July 13, US President Donald Trump announced that the Strait of Hormuz is going to remain open, while simultaneously appointing the United States as its sole guardian. In a striking move, he conveyed that countries will be required to pay “20 per cent on all cargo shipped” to traverse this critical maritime route.
Jul 13, 2026
"गर जंग लाज़मी है तो फिर जंग ही सही": With US veterans arrested for training rebels in Myanmar, the capture of ex-Navy operative Jordan Brown at Sonauli raises fears that India's porous borders are being used by clandestine Western regime changers
At Border Pillar 516, the frontier is not a wall of concrete or a fence of razor wire, but a shifting trail of dust and tall grass. Here, the flat, sun-baked plains of Maharajganj in northern Uttar Pradesh bleed seamlessly into the Nepalese Terai. For generations, this 1,751-kilometer frontier has been defined by the "Roti-Beti" (bread and daughter) relationship—an open border where families cross to marry, work, and trade without passports or visas under the historic 1950 Indo-Nepal Treaty of Peace and Friendship.
Jul 13, 2026
"सड्डे नाल रहोगे तो क्रैश करोगे": Khalistani terrorist Pannun seeks martyr status for Khalra, using Diljit Dosanjh's movie Satluj at Amritsar's Akal Takht to fuel dangerous, anti-India separatist propaganda throughout the whole state of Punjab
On July 11, United States-based Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun took a highly strategic step by writing a formal letter to the Jathedar of Sri Akal Takht Sahib. In this two-page communication, Pannun explicitly sought the status of “Qaumi Shaheed” (National Martyr) for the late human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra. Pannun, who operates as the founder and general counsel of the banned Khalistani terrorist outfit Sikhs For Justice (SFJ), simultaneously launched a dedicated website to drive this specific demand.