India Archive

In a recent development from Bihar, YouTuber Manish Kashyap, who found himself embroiled in a controversy over an alleged fake video, has been granted bail in all related cases. Kashyap, a native of Bihar, had been incarcerated due to his involvement in this high-profile case, sparking discussions and debates across various media platforms.

In the latest episode of political theater that would make even the best satirists blush, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee turned a potential controversy into a game of political hot potato. The story begins with Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Kalyan Banerjee, who apparently thought it would be a fun idea to mimic and ridicule the Vice-President of India, Jagdeep Dhankhar. Now, in most political circles, this might have raised a few eyebrows or even led to a stern rebuke. But not in this tale!

During her inaugural address at the Supreme Court’s Constitution Day celebration on November 26, President Droupadi Murmu made a compelling call for the establishment of an "all-India judicial service" for the recruitment of judges. This proposal is aimed at enhancing diversity within the judiciary by increasing representation from marginalized social groups.

In a significant move by law enforcement, Jammu authorities have launched a substantial operation against local residents accused of providing shelter to Rohingya refugees. The crackdown has led to the arrest of 50 individuals, including seven married couples, for allegedly aiding Rohingya migrants by offering shelter or helping them stay in the region with illegal documents.

In a decision that has left many in shock and disbelief, the Bombay High Court, on Tuesday, granted bail to Gautam Navlakha, a prominent figure in the Elgar Parishad-Maoist links case. This ruling comes despite the National Investigation Agency (NIA)'s stern assertion that Navlakha is deeply entangled in an ISI nexus.

In a deeply distressing incident that has shocked the community in Bihar, a heinous crime against a Hindu temple priest has been reported from Gopalganj. The priest, who served at a Shiv Temple, met a gruesome and tragic end, stirring widespread concern and anguish.

In a landmark judgment celebrated as a significant victory for the Hindu community, the Allahabad High Court has delivered a crucial verdict concerning the Gyanvapi land dispute. The court's ruling emphatically states, "Hindus seeking the right to worship on Gyanvapi land, restoration of the temple not barred by Places of Worship Act." This decision marks a pivotal moment, as it upholds the rights of Hindu worshippers and deity in a case that has been a focal point of religious and cultural significance.

In a striking move that has captured the public's imagination, Madhya Pradesh's Chief Minister, Dr. Mohan Yadav, proclaimed himself as "a servant of Mahakal," challenging a longstanding local belief. This statement comes in the wake of his recent visit to Ujjain, a city steeped in myth and spirituality.

Mehbooba Mufti, the former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, made a bold statement on December 17th, challenging the Supreme Court's recent decision regarding Article 370. Addressing the media in Kupwara, she asserted that the Court's ruling, delivered on December 11th, should not be regarded as the ultimate truth or as "God's verdict." This statement has stirred a notable reaction for its audacity to question the apex court's judgment.

In a somewhat ironic twist of events, the Congress party has announced a new crowdfunding campaign titled ‘Donate for Desh’ or ‘Donate for the Country’. This announcement follows closely on the heels of a substantial cash seizure by the Income Tax Department from Congress MP Dhiraj Sahu. The sum, a staggering Rs 351 crores, raises eyebrows and questions alike about the financial conduct within the party.