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Calcutta, August 25 - In a landmark judgment, the Calcutta High Court declared, "Durga Puja is a secular festival just like a fair, not religious." Justice Sabyasachi Bhattacharyya, whose remarks are now at the center of extensive discussions, emphasized that the renowned festival is a convergence of various cultures and not merely a religious observance.

In an era where interstellar achievements should ideally unite a nation in pride, some prefer to dwell in the confines of political rivalry. This Saturday was no exception.

In the bustling streets of India, a decade ago, you'd catch glimpses of Western influence – from the clothes on the back of a local resident to the imported items filling up their homes. Working abroad or globe-trotting was the emblem of prestige, a symbol of having 'arrived'. The treasures of Sanatan Dharma felt distant, almost lost in a mist of the past. The mere act of embracing one's cultural heritage was often seen through skeptical eyes, considered an archaic way of thinking. But times have changed, and India today is undergoing a transformative renaissance, melding the ancient with t...

In a bold and undeterred stance, X CEO Elon Musk has risen as a beacon for free speech against the backdrop of stifling narratives. The innovator, whose platform X was once globally known as Twitter, has thrust himself into the limelight, challenging NGOs funded by George Soros over what he perceives to be a misleading “hate speech” narrative.

In a world where geopolitical power plays shape economies and outcomes of elections, India finds itself at the heart of a potentially devastating financial intrigue. Sources reveal that a George Soros-backed group plans a critical 'expose' on Indian corporations. Could this be another instance of Hindenburg, reminiscent of the tumultuous events that preceded the Karnataka Elections?

Following the euphoria of Chandrayaan-3's historic moon landing, the skies seemed to whisper, 'What's next for ISRO?' And the answer shines as bright as the Sun itself - the eagerly awaited Aditya L1 mission.

In the modern age where nations race towards space, India marked its name on the celestial map with Chandrayaan-3's spectacular success. But as India reveled in its lunar glory, some in the British media seemed to have been left "star-struck" in a rather peculiar manner.

In a significant development on Wednesday, the Rouse Avenue Court of Delhi cast a spotlight on the dark chapter of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, ordering the framing of charges against incarcerated Congress leader Sajjan Kumar. The directive pertains to two chilling incidents that remain etched in the collective memory of the nation.

In an era where accomplishments in space science draw the world's attention, India's recent triumph with Chandrayaan 3 is no exception. This monumental feat had the nation swelling with pride. But while most celebrated, some were busy dusting off old record books.