Jul 16, 2025
Chhangur Baba is just the tip of the iceberg—across India, Hindu girls are lured, raped & forced to convert by Islamist gangs backed by foreign funds, political power and jihadi networks, while the secular silence shields this sinister war on India’s soul
The arrest of Jalaluddin, also known as Chhangur Baba, by the Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) in Balrampur has unveiled a deeply troubling and widespread network of forced religious conversions in India. This case, involving a Rs 100 crore Islamic conversion racket, is not an isolated incident. Rather, it is a glaring example of an organized campaign that preys on non-Muslims—especially Hindu girls—through a dangerous mix of romantic deceit, coercion, blackmail, and financial manipulation. This racket operated with clear intentions: to manipulate and convert Hindus to Islam using mon…
Jul 16, 2025
Amarnath Ramakrishna’s Keeladi report sparked a storm as TN govt backed unverified dating claims, clashed with ASI over scientific standards, and politicized archaeology, turning a scholarly pursuit into a regional pride battle against the Centre
The town of Keeladi in Tamil Nadu became the center of national attention after a groundbreaking archaeological excavation revealed signs of an early urban civilization in South India. The excavation project, which began in 2014, was led by archaeologist K Amarnath Ramakrishna, whose work sparked immense curiosity across the country. His findings not only questioned earlier assumptions about the timeline of South Indian civilization but also triggered an intense political standoff between the Tamil Nadu government and the Centre.
Jul 12, 2025
In a chilling exposé, Karnataka police nabbed Muslim ASI Chan Pasha, Dr. Nagaraj, and Anees Fathima, mother of jihadist Junaid Ahmed, for helping Lashkar run a radical Islamist network using 100+ phones and ₹70 lakh from inside Bengaluru prison
In a disturbing revelation that shakes the foundation of Bharat’s internal security, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has unearthed a dangerous web of radicalization thriving within the walls of high-security prisons. What makes this case more alarming is not just the presence of terrorist links, but the active involvement of government-appointed officials — those entrusted to safeguard the system — who were allegedly working hand in hand with Lashkar-e-Taiba’s (LeT) operatives. The recent arrests in Karnataka shed light on a meticulously planned network working silently behind bars to…
Jul 12, 2025
In a chilling twist at Bhopal’s Ambedkar Park, Faizan stabbed Shyam More to death after being questioned over a Hindu girl, leaving two friends bleeding, a city enraged, protests erupting, and police scrambling to deny Love Jihad even as tempers explode
A disturbing incident in Bhopal's Barkheda Pathani area has left one Hindu youth dead and two others seriously injured, exposing deep social tensions. The attack took place after a seemingly minor argument turned fatal when Faizan Baig stabbed 22-year-old Shyam More to death and injured two of his friends. The reason? Shyam had allegedly questioned Faizan about sitting with a Hindu girl in a public park. While some reports have suggested this may be a case of ‘love jihad’, the police have dismissed this angle.
Jul 12, 2025
UNESCO adds Maratha Military Landscapes to the World Heritage list, honoring 12 forts across Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu for Shivaji’s legacy, strategic brilliance and India’s cultural pride after an 18-month review and global support from 18 of 20 nations
In a proud moment for the nation, the ‘Maratha Military Landscapes of India’ have been added to the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage list. This announcement was made during the 47th session of the World Heritage Committee as part of India's official nomination for the 2024–25 cycle. The declaration reflects a deep international appreciation for India’s rich historical architecture and military history.
Jul 12, 2025
In a shocking cover-up to protect Boeing, Western media blamed dead pilots for Air India AI171’s fiery crash—despite AAIB’s report revealing mid-air fuel switch failure, full engine shutdown at 400 ft, and ignored FAA warnings about Boeing's design flaw
On Saturday, 12th July, major Western media outlets such as Reuters, BBC, and Daily Mail released articles that appeared to pin the blame for the Air India AI171 crash on the pilots. These publications cited selective elements from a preliminary report issued by India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB)—a report that is still under review and far from being conclusive. The move has drawn sharp criticism, with many accusing these media houses of deliberately twisting facts to divert scrutiny away from Boeing, the aircraft manufacturer already facing global criticism for multiple sa…
Jul 11, 2025
“Show me one photo of Indian damage”: After the 2025 Pahalgam terror attack, Ajit Doval shattered Pakistan’s propaganda as India hit 9 terror hubs in 23 minutes using only indigenous tech, causing zero collateral damage and exposing global media bias
The situation between India and Pakistan took a sharp turn after the horrifying April 2025 Pahalgam terror attack, which killed innocent civilians and once again brought Pakistan-sponsored terrorism into global focus. India’s response, named Operation Sindoor, was fast, strategic, and most importantly—undeniably successful. It was not just a military mission; it was a masterclass in modern warfare where facts fought lies, and precision defeated propaganda.
Jul 11, 2025
Rihan, Rizwan, and Shami—three Muslims from Sikar—abducted a minor college girl in Jhunjhunu, drugged and raped her in a moving car, filmed the horror, dumped her unconscious on the roadside, and threatened to kill her if she dared to speak, arrested
A shocking case of abduction and rape has come to light in Rajasthan’s Jhunjhunu district. A minor college girl was allegedly kidnapped, drugged with an intoxicating substance, and raped in a moving car. The police have arrested all three accused involved in the case and registered charges under the POCSO Act and serious sections of the Indian Penal Code.
Jul 11, 2025
"हिचकी": Mann mocked Modi’s foreign visits as trips to imaginary lands, but in doing so, he exposed AAP’s shallow diplomacy—while Modi clinched top honors, mineral pacts, UPI deals, and global backing from Ghana to Brazil, elevating India’s global stature
In a moment that turned into an unnecessary political spectacle, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann publicly mocked Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s foreign visits, referring to the destinations as “small nations.” What may have seemed to him a humorous jab at a public gathering, quickly turned into a matter of diplomatic concern. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), without naming Mann directly, released a sharp statement condemning the remarks as “irresponsible and regrettable.”