Aug 12, 2025
Billionaire Sunjay Kapur’s sudden death during a London polo match sparks a ₹30,000 crore storm—Rani Kapur alleges foul play, Priya Sachdev seizes control, and a fractured family wages war over Sona Comstar’s vast and fiercely contested empire
Divorce and death are often deeply personal matters, but in the world of the ultra-wealthy, they frequently turn into high-stakes property disputes. The process of dividing assets in such circles is rarely straightforward. Today, it involves not only traditional properties but also sprawling overseas estates, lavish residences, and luxury farmhouses. Matters become even more tangled when former spouses, current partners, stepchildren, and biological children are all part of the picture. The struggle for control and wealth can quickly escalate into a public spectacle, with each side determined…
Aug 12, 2025
Days after lusting over Pakistan’s massive oil reserves, the US brands BLA & Majeed Brigade as terrorists, stoking fears that resource-rich, long-oppressed Balochistan will be dragged into another bloody chapter of Washington’s greed-fueled war playbook
On 11th August (local time), the United States officially placed the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and its fidayeen wing, the Majeed Brigade, on the list of Specially Designated Global Terrorists (SDGTs) under an Executive Order. This move mirrors the decision Washington took in 2019 and blocks any assets the groups may have in U.S. jurisdiction while prohibiting American citizens or companies from engaging in transactions with them (U.S. Federal Register).
Aug 7, 2025
"Rising racism grips Ireland": a 6-year-old Indian-origin girl punched in the face and hit in her private parts in Waterford, a cab driver left bleeding, a chef robbed, an Amazon worker stabbed, a data scientist disfigured—5 brutal attacks in a month
Racism in Ireland has taken an alarming turn as a disturbing incident involving a 6-year-old Indian-origin girl has come to light. The child, Nia Naveen, born in Ireland to Indian parents, became the latest victim of a racist assault in Waterford City, located in southeast Ireland. This is reportedly the fifth such racist attack against Indians in the country within just one month.
Aug 6, 2025
"इटालियन": Rahul Gandhi provokes Trump to act on the Adani probe, echoes “Indian economy is dead,” meets Soros-backed activists, as Mossad links him to a foreign-funded plot to target Modi and damage India’s global image ahead of key diplomatic moves
In a move that has triggered serious concerns about political ethics and national integrity, senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has once again taken aim at India’s leadership—this time by attempting to internationalize a domestic political battle. His latest statements, which appear designed to provoke external powers, have been described by many as an open invitation for foreign interference.
Aug 6, 2025
As Uttarakhand’s sacred Devbhoomi drowns in deadly flash floods, Islamists like Ali Sohrab and Karishma Aziz mock the tragedy as “nature’s bulldozer,” turning human suffering near Gangotri into a vile celebration of hate masked as divine justice
On the morning of August 5, a cloudburst in Uttarakhand triggered catastrophic flash floods, swallowing entire villages and reducing homes to debris. Among the worst-hit areas was Dharali, a peaceful village near Gangotri, where people lost everything—homes, loved ones, livelihoods. A video showing the fury of the floods quickly spread online, shaking the nation with grief. But amidst the heartbreak and despair, a disturbing reality unfolded—some users on social media chose not to express sorrow, but joy.
Aug 6, 2025
On 15 Aug 1947, Chakmas proudly hoisted India’s flag, but just 2 days later, Nehru turned his back on them—refusing help as Radcliffe handed their 98% non-Muslim homeland to Pakistan, leaving 17 Aug etched as Chakma Black Day of betrayal and loss
On August 15, 1947, as most of the Indian subcontinent rejoiced in newly-won independence, the indigenous peoples of the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) – predominantly Chakmas along with Marmas, Tripuris, and others – celebrated under the assumption that they were part of India. In the hill town of Rangamati, thousands gathered at the Deputy Commissioner's bungalow and hoisted the Indian tricolour, believing their majority-non-Muslim homeland rightfully belonged in the Indian Dominion.
Aug 6, 2025
Supreme Court crushed Saquib Nachan’s attempt to whitewash ISIS by claiming ‘Caliphate’ and ‘Jihad’ had no terror link, exposing his role in the Mumbai blasts, turning Padgha into a jihadi base, and son Shamil’s IED plot in Pune—terror ran in their blood
On Tuesday, 5th August, the Supreme Court of India delivered a firm dismissal of a plea filed by deceased terror-accusedSaquib Nachan, who had challenged two government notifications that officially declared ISIS and its related groups as terrorist organisations under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), 1967. Nachan had submitted the petition in December 2024, but he passed away in June 2025 due to a brain hemorrhage. Despite his demise, the matter was still taken up for hearing by a Supreme Court bench consisting of Justices Surya Kant and Joymala Bagchi.
Aug 5, 2025
In 1971, US armed Pakistan with $2B in weapons during Bangladesh’s genocide, and today, while blaming India for buying Russian oil, it cuts tariffs for Pakistan, hosts its Army Chief at the White House and calls India a “dead economy” — hypocrisy much?
On August 5, 2025, the Eastern Command of the Indian Army posted a powerful reminder of America’s historical duplicity by sharing a newspaper clipping from 1971. The clipping, originally published on August 5 that year, laid bare the role of the United States in arming Pakistan during one of South Asia’s most brutal conflicts—the 1971 Liberation War of Bangladesh. The post, more than just a memory, served as a mirror to today’s global geopolitics and highlighted how “US arms worth $2 billion shipped to Pakistan since 1954” had far-reaching consequences for peace in the region.
Aug 5, 2025
‘Lord Krishna was the first mediator’: SC slams UP’s ₹500cr temple takeover bid, halts fund use, questions secret court order, and proposes retired judge panel to oversee Banke Bihari Temple while preserving goswami traditions amid ordinance challenge
On August 4, the Supreme Court referred to Lord Krishna as the “first mediator” while hearing the sensitive and ongoing dispute regarding the management of the revered Shri Banke Bihari Temple in Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh. The statement was made during deliberations between the Uttar Pradesh government and the temple authorities. The Court’s invocation of Krishna’s role as a peacemaker from the Mahabharata was a symbolic reminder of the need for balance and resolution.