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Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Pakistan and now Nepal: How India has remained a strong, stable democratic force in an increasingly chaotic and unstable neighbourhood

Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Nepal face protests, ousters and collapse, yet India remains a strong, stable democratic force in an increasingly chaotic and unstable neighbourhood

Written by Satyaagrah on . Posted in Opinion.

Excerpt: From Myanmar’s brutal junta crackdown to Sri Lanka’s Aragalaya and now Nepal’s Gen Z revolt, chaos and violence have become the defining features of the region.
From Myanmar’s brutal junta crackdown to Sri Lanka’s Aragalaya and now Nepal’s Gen Z revolt, chaos and violence have become the defining features of the region.

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Ravish Kumar, who earlier said GST burdened consumers, sulks after Modi govt makes insurance tax-free

Ravish Kumar, once crying that GST on insurance crushed the common man, now sulks and nitpicks after Modi govt’s GST Council scraps it in 56th meet from 22 Sept

Written by Satyaagrah on . Posted in Opinion.

Excerpt: ChatGPT said: When GST was imposed, he called it a burden. Now that the Modi govt has scrapped it, he downplays it, saying premiums depend on other factors.
ChatGPT said: When GST was imposed, he called it a burden. Now that the Modi govt has scrapped it, he downplays it, saying premiums depend on other factors.

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Congress’s Hypocrisy on ‘Vote Chori’ Deepens as Pawan Khera’s Wife Found with Multiple Voter IDs

Congress’s hypocrisy on ‘Vote Chori’ explodes as Pawan Khera and wife Kota Neelima are exposed with duplicate voter IDs in Hyderabad and Delhi, confirmed by Satyaagrah, while Rahul Gandhi’s silence fuels charges of deceit and deepens the scandal

Written by Satyaagrah on . Posted in Opinion.

Excerpt: The allegations were made public by Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) IT Cell Chief Amit Malviya, who shared specific details about Neelima’s voter identity
The allegations were made public by Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) IT Cell Chief Amit Malviya, who shared specific details about Neelima’s voter identity

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Ravish Kumar’s Blind Faith: Comparing Rahul Gandhi to Mahatma Gandhi

Ravish Kumar, NDTV’s fallen star turned YouTube propagandist, cringingly crowns Rahul Gandhi as Mahatma, mocks BJP, whitewashes Sandeshkhali, whines on Indus Treaty, opposes voter reforms, yet flaunts a dubious RSF award

Written by Satyaagrah on . Posted in Opinion.

Excerpt: Ravish Kumar attempted to portray the Lok Sabha MP as an enlightened person who is indifferent to electoral triumphs and is solely advocating for the people of the nation.
Ravish Kumar attempted to portray the Lok Sabha MP as an enlightened person who is indifferent to electoral triumphs and is solely advocating for the people of the nation.

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Judges in Politics: Why Should They Escape Criticism in a Democracy?

Milords, why demand to stand above criticism when democracy thrives on questioning, for Justice B Sudershan Reddy’s Salwa Judum verdict shows even judges must face accountability, no matter how powerful their robes once were

Written by Satyaagrah on . Posted in Opinion.

Excerpt: After Amit Shah’s attack on Justice Sudershan Reddy over the Salwa Judum verdict, retired judges split—one group defending him, another insisting politics makes judges open to scrutiny.
After Amit Shah’s attack on Justice Sudershan Reddy over the Salwa Judum verdict, retired judges split—one group defending him, another insisting politics makes judges open to scrutiny.

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Rahul Gandhi drags children into his politics: The story of how a young girl once shouted ‘Rajiv Gandhi chor hai’ on AIR in 1988

Rahul Gandhi’s “vote chori” cry in Bihar revives memories of 1988, when a child’s “Rajiv Gandhi chor hai” on AIR sparked fury, violence at Sagar University, and exposed how Congress twisted protests into chaos while dragging children into politics

Written by Satyaagrah on . Posted in Opinion.

Excerpt: "Gali gali mein shor hai, Rajiv Gandhi chor hai" slogan gained significant popularity in opposition to his government in 1988.
"Gali gali mein shor hai, Rajiv Gandhi chor hai" slogan gained significant popularity in opposition to his government in 1988.

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Fake News on Indigo Flight Incident Exposed: The Truth Behind the Social Media Spin

A Muslim man Hafijul Rahman slapped another Muslim, Hossain Ahmed Mazumdar, on an Indigo flight, but leftist-Islamist handles falsely blamed a Sanghi or RSS-BJP Hindu, spinning a victimhood tale—until a journalist exposed the truth with Indigo’s statement

Written by Satyaagrah on . Posted in Opinion.

Excerpt: The vicious agenda of leftists and Islamists was punctured by 'The Hindu' journalist Jagriti Chandra, who first pointed out that both the accused and the perpetrator belong to the same religious community.
The vicious agenda of leftists and Islamists was punctured by 'The Hindu' journalist Jagriti Chandra, who first pointed out that both the accused and the perpetrator belong to the same religious community.

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When a Chief Minister’s Plane Was Shot Down in the Fog of War

"Buried Truth": In 1965, Pakistan shot down Gujarat CM Balwantrai Mehta’s civilian plane killing 8; India stayed silent, no protest, no justice—decades later the pilot wrote condolence letter, while today, India ensures even captured soldiers return home

Written by Satyaagrah on . Posted in Opinion.

Excerpt: Around 3:30 PM Pakistan time (3:00 PM IST), radar controllers at Badin Air Force Station in Pakistan identified a suspicious low-flying object southwest of Bhuj, Gujarat.
Around 3:30 PM Pakistan time (3:00 PM IST), radar controllers at Badin Air Force Station in Pakistan identified a suspicious low-flying object southwest of Bhuj, Gujarat.

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Terror in Pahalgam, betrayal in Tashkent: How Congress’ strategic blunder of returning Haji Pir Pass to Pakistan in 1966 continues to bleed India

India captured Haji Pir Pass in 1965 after a daring operation, but returned it in 1966 at Tashkent, losing a vital infiltration block; decades later, that strategic blunder by Congress still fuels cross-border terror and haunts India’s national security

Written by Satyaagrah on . Posted in Opinion.

Excerpt: Major (later Lt Gen) Ranjit Singh Dayal led the elite 1st Para Special Forces through the treacherous Hyderabad Nallah. With just biscuits in their packs, they struck under cover of rain and darkness.
Major (later Lt Gen) Ranjit Singh Dayal led the elite 1st Para Special Forces through the treacherous Hyderabad Nallah. With just biscuits in their packs, they struck under cover of rain and darkness.

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Inside ISIS’s Digital Playbook: How the Terror Organisation Has Been Giving Step-by-Step Guidance for a New Breed of Islamic Jihadis Online

"जिहाद": ISIS’s Voice of Khurasan digital manual trains jihadists in cyber warfare, encryption & anonymous recruiting; Bengaluru’s Mehdi Masroor Biswas, radicalized 17,700 followers before his 2014 arrest, but his 2024 release raises fresh terror concerns

Written by Satyaagrah on . Posted in Opinion.

Excerpt: The Light of Darkness series reveals how ISIS trains digital jihadists, using encryption, VPNs, and secure messaging to evade intelligence agencies and continue online operations.
The Light of Darkness series reveals how ISIS trains digital jihadists, using encryption, VPNs, and secure messaging to evade intelligence agencies and continue online operations.

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