Nov 14, 2026
"देखती है जिस तरह से तेरी नज़रें मुझे": Lured by nude photos in a Pakistani honeytrap, IAF Wing Commander Manorath Singh Sabharwal leaked highly classified drone secrets, war plans, and fighter jet deployments across Leh and Suratgarh to enemy spies
The labyrinthine corridors of New Delhi’s Patiala House Court currently serve as the staging ground for one of the most severe national security crises to engulf the Indian Armed Forces in recent history. Behind the heavy wooden doors of the courtroom, a legal and bureaucratic deadlock has temporarily suspended the reckoning of Wing Commander Manorath Singh Sabharwal, a senior officer of the Indian Air Force (IAF).
Nov 12, 2026
"किसको सुनाऊँ हाल-ए-दिल बेक़रार का": Bhagyalakshmi Temple-Charminar row surges as Islamists invoke the Babri analogy to unfairly target peaceful Hindu devotees while simultaneously advancing their own expansionist property claims in Hyderabad
The Bhagyalakshmi Temple in Hyderabad, nestled closely against the iconic Charminar, has once again found itself at the epicenter of a passionate cultural and political controversy. The spark for this latest debate was lit when thousands of devotees congregated at the shrine during the recent Diwali celebrations. Eager to offer aarti and seek the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi, massive crowds descended upon the site on Monday, November 9th.
Nov 12, 2026
"हाय अल्लाह ये क्या हुआ क्यूँ ऐसे हमें सताने लगे": Calcutta High Court refuses to urgently unseal AITC leader Abhishek Banerjee's Camac Street office, while simultaneously reserving its judgment on his disputed Z-plus security downgrade amidst threats
On Tuesday, the Calcutta High Court declined to issue an expedited ruling on a petition filed by the Trinamool Congress (TMC). The party sought an immediate judicial intervention regarding the continued closure of the Camac Street office of its general secretary, Abhishek Banerjee, which was sealed by law enforcement over two months ago following an incident of vandalism on September 3.
Nov 12, 2026
"बातें भूल जाती है, यादें याद आती है": Sonia Gandhi whitewashes the Congress party's role in the 1984 anti-Sikh pogrom by blaming army deployment delays in her memoir 'Belonging', even as the Misra Commission proved 5,000 troops stood ready in New Delhi
The release of Congress leader Sonia Gandhi's 544-page memoir, Belonging: A Journey of Love, in November 2026 has reignited fierce historical and political debates surrounding some of the darkest chapters in independent India's history.
Nov 12, 2026
"झूठ बोले कौवा काटे, काले कौवे से डरियो": As shocking CCTV footage from Delhi exposes US mercenary Matthew VanDyke brutally attacking a guard in Tihar Jail, his fabricated cries of torture collapse alongside his covert plan to arm militants in Myanmar
The allegations of unprovoked violence made by Matthew VanDyke, a United States national and self-styled mercenary currently out on bail, have been thoroughly debunked by local authorities. In his 2025 application to the court, VanDyke asserted that he was the victim of an unprovoked custodial assault while detained in India. However, concrete evidence presents a completely different narrative.
Nov 11, 2026
"ज़े-हाल-ए-मिस्कीं, मकुन-ब-रन्जिश, बहाल-ए-हिज्र बेचारा दिल है": After recording wife Varsha and her lover Faizan planning to kill him and his boy and sell his daughter into prostitution, Indore's Pawan killed her and took his life, landing Faizan in jail
Indore Police have arrested 24-year-old welder Faizan Ali—also identified across police and local press records as Faizan Khan and by the aliases Rehan and Faiju—and remanded him to judicial custody under Section 108 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) for alleged abetment of suicide following the Diwali afternoon deaths of 40-year-old paratha vendor Pawan Soni and his 35-year-old wife, Varsha Soni.
Nov 11, 2026
"होंठों में ऐसी बात मैं दबाके चली आई": Sonia Gandhi's 2026 memoir shakes New Delhi and Congress over Pranab Mukherjee's ambition, reviving Natwar Singh's claim that in 2004 at 10 Janpath, Rahul Gandhi's fear, not sacrifice, kept her from becoming PM
Twelve years after promising to publish her own version of events, former Congress president Sonia Gandhi released her 544-page memoir, Belonging: A Journey of Love, worldwide through HarperCollins India on Tuesday, November 10, 2026—and immediately reignited a long-running political dispute over how executive power and personal ambition are policed inside India’s oldest political party.
Nov 11, 2026
"गुस्ताख़-ए-नबी की एक सज़ा, सर तन से जुदा": As Karnataka issues a minority-only 60 days army training tender, BJP's Dr. Ravi CT sparks a dramatic outcry, warning that Siddaramaiah's disturbing vote-bank politics threatens the nation's social fabric
In early November 2026, the political landscape of Karnataka was severely disrupted by the publication of a seemingly routine administrative tender. Issued by the state government’s Directorate of Minorities, the notification called for bids from private institutions to provide "60 days Army training" exclusively to students from minority communities. Almost immediately, the tender was thrust into the national spotlight, becoming a focal point in a long-standing ideological battle over affirmative action, secularism, and the political optics of minority welfare in India.
Nov 11, 2026
"यह ईंट पत्थरो का घर, हमारी हसरतों का घर": As BJP's Kirit Somaiya exposes a massive MHADA land jihad scam in Mumbai's Antop Hill, investigations reveal how Bangladeshi infiltrators hijack affordable housing using fraudulent power of attorney
The intersection of affordable urban housing, systemic bureaucratic vulnerability, and polarized demographic politics has long defined the socio-political landscape of Mumbai. These elements collided sharply in the autumn of 2026, when prominent Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader and former Member of Parliament, Kirit Somaiya, levelled explosive allegations of a "MHADA land jihad" operating in the heart of the city.