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Ayodhya witnessed a serious security-related incident on Saturday morning when three Kashmiri Muslims were detained by security personnel inside the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi temple complex after they were seen offering namaz within the high-security premises. The incident took place at one of the most closely guarded religious sites in the country and immediately drew the attention of security agencies and local authorities.

India’s independence did not come easily, and it did not arrive without deep suffering. On Saturday, 10th January, National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval reminded young Indians that the freedom they enjoy today is the result of generations of sacrifice, humiliation, and loss. Speaking at the opening ceremony of the Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue, Doval urged the country’s youth to understand this painful history and turn it into strength for rebuilding the nation.

President Donald Trump has once again pushed Greenland into the centre of global attention, reinforcing earlier statements that suggest the United States could take control of the Arctic territory if Denmark refuses to agree to a deal. Speaking during a gathering at the White House this week, his remarks were made alongside wider discussions on U.S. policy toward Venezuela and growing global rivalries. These comments quickly echoed across Europe and the North Atlantic, raising concern among allies and regional leaders.

On the night of January 8, Russia carried out its second recorded combat launch of the hypersonic Oreshnik missile, marking another major escalation in its long-range strike capability. The missile was fired at a critical gas storage facility in western Ukraine, specifically in Lviv Oblast, close to the city of Stryi. The target location lies roughly 70 kilometers from the Polish border, bringing the strike dangerously close to NATO territory and raising concerns across the region.

  On Friday, 9 January, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee lodged two complaints with the police against the Enforcement Directorate following raids conducted at the office of the India Political Action Committee (I-PAC) and the residence of its co-founder, Pratik Jain. The complaints were filed in response to the ED’s search operations, which quickly turned into a major political flashpoint in the state.

Saswati Halder, the head of the English department at Kolkata’s Jadavpur University, was directed to proceed on leave until the end of January. This decision was taken on 6th January, a Tuesday, by Vice-Chancellor Chiranjib Bhattacharjee.

The United States of America, widely criticised for overthrowing governments, violating national sovereignty, and invading foreign lands to advance its strategic and national interests, began its own rise through similar actions. What started as a union of 13 colonies eventually expanded into a nation of 50 states, largely through calculated use of money, military strength, and direct land seizures.

The United States is stepping away from dozens of international organisations, marking one of the biggest retreats from global cooperation under President Donald Trump.

Standing proudly on the western coast of India, the Somnath Temple reflects the strength, continuity, and grandeur of ancient Hindu civilisation. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, it is one of the twelve revered Jyotirlingas and has long held deep religious and cultural importance. Among its many striking features is a lesser known yet remarkable structure called the Baan Stambh.