News Archive

On August 5, 2024, the city of Guwahati, capital of Assam, was struck by sudden and destructive flash floods. The downpour that day was heavy, but the scale of damage was not just because of rainfall. Water rushed down from the surrounding hilly areas and inundated low-lying localities like Jorabat and Maligaon. Roads were submerged, traffic came to a halt, and residents saw their homes and businesses severely damaged.

On Thursday, 17th September 2025, the Supreme Court of India passed a significant order in a highly sensitive case. A bench comprising Chief Justice BR Gavai and Justice K. Vinod Chauhan decided to suspend the jail sentence of Christian pastor Father Edwin Pigarez, who had earlier been convicted for the heinous crime of repeatedly raping a minor girl.

Mumbai, September 17: A shocking incident has surfaced online through an audio recording that has left many disturbed. In this viral audio, a woman who is said to be a bank employee can be heard misbehaving with a member of the Indian Armed Forces during a phone call.

Final checks on the AK-47 rifles. Final checks on the stacks of ammunition magazines and grenades stuffed into olive-green knapsacks. The four men shoved fistfuls of almonds into their mouths, chewing quickly in the darkness and swallowing. Small, light, and packed with energy, mountain almonds were as essential to them as their weapons. The high-protein bites would have to sustain them for at least the next eight hours.

A gruesome crime has shaken Punjab after the brutal murder of Rupinder Kaur Pandher, a 71-year-old United States citizen of Indian origin. Rupinder had travelled from Seattle to Ludhiana, driven by the hope of marriage, but her journey ended in betrayal and death.

Pakistan’s very identity rests on two rotten pillars—Islamic terrorism and hatred for India. But that’s not all. Another shameful feature defines this troubled nation: its never-ending career as a hired gun for other countries. On 17th September 2025, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan proudly announced that they had signed a “Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement.”

In a crowded subway car in Saint Petersburg, someone captured a photograph of a man who, at first glance, seemed completely ordinary. His hair was unkempt, his clothes simple, and his shoes worn down from years of use.

On 18th September, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi once again came out swinging against the Election Commission of India. At a press conference, he accused Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar of shielding “vote chors” (vote thieves).

In yet another episode that has fueled charges of judicial hostility towards Hindu beliefs, former Supreme Court judge Rohinton Nariman courted fresh controversy with his remarks at the KM Bashir Memorial Lecture, organized by the Press Club of Thiruvananthapuram on September 1. Instead of answering a simple question about faith with dignity, he mocked Hindu sacredness by equating it with ridicule.