India Archive

In a somber revelation, the Army confirmed on Sunday that Agniveer Amritpal Singh took the tragic step of ending his own life while on sentry duty. 

In a startling revelation, BJP MP Nishikant Dubey has accused Mahua Moitra, the Trinamool MP, of being a parliamentarian-for-hire. According to Dubey, Moitra has a peculiar habit – she seemingly raises questions in Parliament, but only if her pockets are generously lined first. And who might be behind these alleged fiscal favours? Businessman Darshan Hiranandani, as Dubey claims.

In an inspiring acknowledgment of sheer dedication and relentless pursuit of excellence, Meerut's shining gems, Annu Rani and Parul Choudhary, are set to don the esteemed mantle of Deputy Superintendents of Police (DSP). These exceptional athletes, who brought laurels to the nation by clinching gold medals at the Asian Games, have been rightfully recognized by the Uttar Pradesh government for their unparalleled achievements.

In a significant turn of events, X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, has withheld the accounts of two prominent organizations, the Indian American Muslim Council (IAMC) and Hindus for Human Rights (HfHR). These organizations have previously been accused of disseminating anti-India propaganda.

In a surprising turn of events, Shehla Rashid, JNU alumna and prominent Kashmir-based activist, publicly expressed her appreciation for PM Modi and the administration's efforts in Jammu and Kashmir. This unexpected praise comes in light of the recent Israel-Hamas conflict, which has taken the world's attention.

In the heart of New Delhi, there was a shimmering sight to behold on a serene Friday morning. The sun dawned upon the tarmac of the Delhi airport, gleaming off the surface of a plane that bore not just passengers but tales of perseverance, hope, and a relentless nation's promise.

From Ex-NewsClick interns to Caravan columnists and staunch anti-Hindu 'liberals,' the list of Indians who have lent their signature in support of Hamas seems to run deep. But among the clamor and the crowds stands out a unique personality who has captured more than just the fleeting attention of the masses.

In the heart of Tamil Nadu, the political landscape is experiencing tumultuous shifts. Recently, the decision to prematurely release 36 Muslim prisoners has ignited a massive debate across the state. This release included 16 individuals who were sentenced to life imprisonment due to their involvement in the notorious 1998 Coimbatore Blasts.

In what seems like a long-overdue stand against attempts to dismantle the fabric of our nation, Delhi Lt Governor V K Saxena has finally signaled the green light for the prosecution of author Arundhati Roy. Not only did she allegedly make controversial speeches, but she also endorsed views that advocated for the "Separation of Kashmir from India". It's high time figures of influence like Roy are held accountable for their actions, especially when those actions reek of anti-national sentiment.