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The sun shone bright on March 17, 2025, as Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA T Raja Singh stood before a buzzing crowd in Maharashtra, his voice cutting through the warm air like a call to action. This wasn’t just another day for him—it was a moment to share a dream that’s been burning in his chest: turning India into a “Hindu Rashtra,” a land where Hindu values light the way. But his eyes were also fixed on something else—a relic of the past he can’t stand to see any longer. He demanded that the tomb of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb, sitting quietly in Khuldabad, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district…

A shocking incident unfolded in Punjab’s Patiala, where an Army officer and his son found themselves in a violent clash with police over something as simple as a parking spot. This wasn’t just a minor disagreement—it turned ugly fast, and the whole thing was caught on camera, leaving people stunned and angry about what happened.

A heartbreaking incident has shaken the town of Muzaffarnagar in Uttar Pradesh, where a man is now battling for his life after consuming poison during a live video. This tragic event follows similar cases reported recently, like those of a Bengaluru techie and a TCS manager, who also took extreme steps due to alleged harassment from their spouses and in-laws. The situation in Muzaffarnagar has left many in shock, as it highlights a growing pattern of distress among men facing such circumstances.

Well, well, well, Pakistan’s chickens have come home to roost, haven’t they? On Tuesday, the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), a scrappy militant bunch, decided to give Pakistan a taste of its own bitter brew by hijacking the Jaffar Express, a passenger train chugging along under Pakistan Railways. This wild drama unfolded in the dusty, rebellious corners of Balochistan, where the BLA snatched up all 100 passengers like they were prizes at a twisted fair. In a statement dripping with pride, the group crowed about their big catch, claiming they’d snuffed out “six military personnel” and were holdi…

In the busy city of Agra, located in Uttar Pradesh, a disturbing event unfolded that has left the local community shaken. On Saturday, March 8th, the Agra police arrested four young men for troubling a group of school girls who were simply standing outside their school in the Rakabganj area. The incident might have gone unnoticed if it weren’t for the CCTV cameras that caught it all on tape.

The troubling news of rape and forced religious conversion seems to be a growing shadow over Rajasthan lately. Just when people were trying to make sense of the incidents reported in Beawar, Bhilwara’s Kotwali area, and Bijaynagar, yet another heartbreaking case has come to light—this time from Pratap Nagar. In this latest incident, a group of Muslim individuals is accused of gangraping a Hindu minor, leaving the community shocked and angry once again. The details paint a grim picture of a young girl trapped in a nightmare, with no easy way out.

India's cricket team delivered a stunning performance on March 10, defeating New Zealand in the final and securing the prestigious Champions Trophy title. Across the country, jubilant fans took to the streets, celebrating a moment of national pride. However, while millions of Indians rejoiced, the victory appeared to have enraged certain groups. The pattern was once again evident—whenever India triumphs, certain elements within society refuse to acknowledge the glory and instead resort to hostility.

In the bustling town of Sambhal, a statement from Circle Officer (CO) Anuj Chaudhary has sparked quite a conversation among the locals and beyond. On a regular Thursday, this dedicated officer stepped forward to share his thoughts ahead of the much-loved Holi festival, which this year happens to fall on the same day as the Friday prayers during Ramzan. With a calm and steady voice, he suggested that those who might not enjoy getting splashed with Holi colors should consider staying indoors on that special day. It’s a practical idea, really—why step out if the vibrant powders and water fights…

In the quiet village of Sodaladoodha, nestled in Gangadtalai, Banswara, Rajasthan, a powerful wave of change is sweeping through. A church, once a symbol of Christian influence, is being transformed back into a Hindu temple dedicated to the mighty Bhagwan Bhairavji. This isn’t just a random shift—"the Church used to be a temple around 125 years ago", a sacred Hindu space that was taken over by foreign beliefs long ago. Now, it’s being reclaimed. The driving force behind this glorious return is Gautam Garasiya, the church’s former pastor, who, along with 80 Christian families, has chosen to em…