Mar 25, 2026
Driven by decades of political appeasement and shifting demographics, the Muslim voters of West Bengal are fast abandoning Mamata Banerjee's TMC to embrace radical Islamic factions ahead of the polls
The West Bengal Vidhan Sabha election is now just a month away, and the political climate in the State is far from calm. The Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress (TMC) government is facing pressure from multiple sides. This strain is not only because of the strong challenge from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), but also due to the rise of several ‘Muslim parties’ that are gradually cutting into what has long been considered Mamata Banerjee’s core support base.
Mar 25, 2026
"Prioritizing politics over national consensus": Rahul Gandhi skips the crucial all-party meeting on the escalating West Asia crisis for a Kerala campaign event, and sharply targets PM Modi alleging US and Israel influence
The central government has called for an all-party meeting to discuss the ongoing war in West Asia, scheduling it for 25th March (Wednesday) at 5 PM. The purpose of this meeting is to bring together leaders from across political lines to assess the situation and its possible impact on India, especially in areas such as trade and energy supply. As tensions in the region continue to rise, such discussions are seen as important for shaping a unified national response.
Mar 25, 2026
"Instead of casteless society, new divisions being created": CJI Surya Kant dramatically dismissed a plea for a separate DNT count in the 2027 Indian census, blasting the move as a dangerous and foreign-backed plot to deeply divide our entire society
The Supreme Court on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, declined to entertain a petition that sought directions for including a specific question in the 2027 Census form to separately count Denotified, Nomadic, and Semi-Nomadic Tribe (DNT) communities. The matter drew sharp observations from the bench, with Chief Justice of India Surya Kant expressing strong concerns over the intent behind such demands.
Mar 22, 2026
While the Delhi Police enforce a clear High Court order to seal the UNI office on Rafi Marg over an old land dispute, left-liberals gave it an 'attack on press freedom' spin to manipulate public opinion and create a totally false narrative
A significant storm of controversy has recently swept through the national capital, capturing the attention of citizens and media professionals alike. At the heart of this uproar is the decisive police action taken at the headquarters of the United News of India (UNI), which stands proudly as one of the oldest and most historically significant news agencies in the country.
Mar 21, 2026
"सौ में निन्यानबे बेईमान, फिर भी मेरा देश महान": After 10,000 Khair trees vanished overnight from Haryana's Panchkula forests using silent saws and camels, honest forest guard Vijay Kumar exposed the timber mafia, only to face a wrongful suspension
The systematic destruction of the natural environment is rarely an accident; it is frequently the result of calculated, highly organized criminal enterprises operating with the tacit or explicit complicity of state apparatuses. In the state of Haryana—a region already suffering from severe ecological depletion and possessing the lowest forest cover in the Republic of India—a recent environmental catastrophe has exposed the profound depths of this systemic rot. In the rugged, undulating terrain of the Shivalik foothills in Panchkula, an estimated 10,000 mature Khair trees (Acacia catechu) were…
Mar 21, 2026
Gau Rakshak Chandrashekhar alias Farsa Wale Baba killed in Mathura as angry supporters block Delhi-Agra highway following a fatal collision involving suspected trucks and dense fog while police move in to control the massive unrest
A serious situation unfolded in Uttar Pradesh’s Mathura after the death of a Gau Rakshak, Chandrashekhar Maharaj, widely known among his followers as “Farsa Wale Baba”. The incident took place in the early hours of Saturday, 21st March, and quickly led to widespread unrest in the region.
Mar 21, 2026
"देवि सुरेश्वरि भगवति गंगे, त्रिभुवनतारिणि तरलतरंगे": As public anger grows over the Iftar incident at Varanasi’s sacred river, a debate erupts between The Wire’s Rakhshanda Jalil and those defending the Hindu civilizational roots of the holy Ganga
In a period of heightened sensitivity, a series of incidents has sparked a deep national debate regarding the sanctity of the Ganga River and how its history is interpreted. This conversation follows a disturbing report involving a group of Muslim youths in Varanasi. The group was seen having "Iftar" with chicken biryani on a boat in the middle of the river. More specifically, they were accused of throwing chewed meat bones directly into the water in front of the Bindu Madhav Dharhara Temple.
Mar 21, 2026
"A trillion-dollar myth falls": Iran’s strike on a US F-35 over Bandar Abbas and the missile attack on Diego Garcia have shattered the myth of American stealth invincibility as Ghalibaf declares the collapse of a global military order
In a moment that has sent shockwaves through global security circles, the "invincibility" of Western air power is being questioned. Iran has launched a scathing verbal and military critique of the United States following a historic strike on an F-35 stealth fighter. Tehran has characterized the incident as more than just a tactical success; they view it as the "collapse of an order" that has been dominated by American military might for decades. This escalation comes amidst the brutal, ongoing war in West Asia, which was triggered by the U.S. and Israeli attack on Iran on February 28.
Mar 18, 2026
Sheikh Hasina’s warning and now the arrest of Matthew Van Dyke and six Ukrainians in India exposes a deep foreign plot to use militants and missionaries to carve a Christian nation from the borders of India, Myanmar, and Bangladesh
Months before her removal from power in August 2024, former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina issued a serious warning that did not receive immediate global attention. She spoke of an alleged attempt by the United States to carve out a Christian-majority nation spanning parts of India’s Northeast, Bangladesh, and Myanmar. At that time, her remarks were seen by many as political rhetoric. However, a chain of events since then has brought renewed scrutiny to her claims, suggesting that they may not have been without basis.