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In an act that signifies the true essence of humanity and brotherhood, India, under the banner of 'Operation Ajay,' has made commendable strides in rescuing its citizens and others from the tumultuous region of war-stricken Israel. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has once again showcased its commitment, not just to its own, but to the global community at large.

In a time when global tensions are at an all-time high, King Abdullah II of Jordan has emerged as a beacon of stability and commitment against the scourge of terrorism. His staunch stand against accepting Palestinian refugees into Egypt or Jordan underscores his unwavering dedication to safeguarding the interests of his nation and its people. By drawing a "red line" against the potential influx of refugees, he has sent a resounding message about Jordan's firm stance on this issue, highlighting the nuanced complexities surrounding the refugee crisis.

In a world that's increasingly cynical about what it consumes, there's a thirst for authenticity. Comedians, especially, wear the mantle of being society's mirror, reflecting back truths, however hard they may be to swallow. But what happens when this reflection is distorted for a few laughs or, dare we say, a more sinister agenda?

Remember the article, I wrote about Meetha Nikhil Dharmaraj, the Harvard scholar who found himself amidst a whirlpool of controversy for his anti-Israel stance? Dharmaraj, an eloquent supporter of Palestine, has been a vocal critic of Zionism, drawing parallels between it and settler-colonialism, reflecting a broader sentiment among some Harvard factions. His involvement with the Harvard Palestine Solidarity Committee and his endorsement of a pro-Palestine statement alongside 33 student groups, stirred a notable outcry, especially amidst the lethal skirmishes between Israel and Hamas i...

In a twist that would even make a Bollywood movie scriptwriter scratch their head, the Supreme Court has decided that when it comes to same-sex marriages, it's not their cup of tea. Or, in other words, they have basically told the Parliament, "Your move."

In a revelation that has sent shockwaves through the corridors of power, Union Minister for Electronics and Information Technology, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, has shed light on a potential conflict of interest involving Trinamool Congress MP, Mahua Moitra. On Monday, 16th October, he highlighted a curious alignment between a question posed by Moitra in Parliament and the vested interests of a private company lobbying for data localisation.

In an era where misinformation spreads like wildfire, it is imperative for journalists and fact-checkers to remain true to their purpose: to provide accurate, unbiased information. However, as Amy Mek, the founder of RAIR Foundation USA, points out, not all who claim to be fact-checkers operate with such integrity.

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.