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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.

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.

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.”

On Saturday, 5th July, Arshad Madani, the President of the Islamic organisation Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, sparked widespread outrage after announcing that his group had moved multiple High Courts to stop the release of a movie titled ‘Udaipur Files: Kanhaiya Lal Tailor Murder.’ The film focuses on the horrifying murder of Kanhaiya Lal, a tailor from Udaipur, who was killed in broad daylight on 28th June 2022 by two radicalised Islamic terrorists—Muhammad Riyaz Attari and Muhammad Ghaus. Kanhaiya Lal was targeted after he expressed support for former BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma, who had faced a s…

A heartbreaking case of neglect and abuse of senior citizens came to light on June 26, 2025, when 42 elderly residents were rescued from Anand Niketan Vridha Ashram, located at C-5, Sector 55, Noida, Uttar Pradesh. What was supposed to be a place of peace and care for the aged turned out to be a site of unimaginable misery, described by authorities as something “worse than hell.” This chilling statement came from Meenakshi Bharala, a respected member of the State Women's Commission, who witnessed the cruelty firsthand.

Kolkata has once again been jolted by a horrifying incident that raises serious questions about the state of law and order in West Bengal. This time, the alleged crime unfolded not in a secluded street or distant neighborhood, but right within the walls of a reputed law college, sending shockwaves through the academic and political landscape.

In a disturbing revelation, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) recently told a special court that they had discovered a hitlist with more than 950 names during raids at locations linked to individuals associated with the banned Islamist group Popular Front of India (PFI). This information came to light during the bail hearing of some PFI members from Palakkad, and it sent shockwaves through law enforcement and the public alike.

In a highly sensitive and controversial case, the Madras High Court bench delivered a split verdict on a series of petitions that challenged the practice of animal sacrifice at a Dargah situated on Thiruparankundram Hill in Madurai, Tamil Nadu. The petitions also sought to rename the hill. However, the court unanimously rejected any renaming effort, while expressing divided opinions on the issue of religious animal sacrifice.

In a deeply disturbing incident that has sent shockwaves across the Hindu community in Bangladesh, a Durga Mandir in the capital city Dhaka was demolished by the administration 2 days after a large mob threatened to bring it down. The religious structure, which stood as a place of worship for over fifty years, was flattened under government orders, leaving devotees heartbroken and in tears.