M.S Shanker

Why Only Verma? What About Ex-CJI Khanna?

The Indian judiciary has prided itself as the sentinel of constitutional morality. But in recent times, certain actions—or inactions-by its own highest officers have raised disturbing questions about its integrity and accountability. The case involving Justice Yashwant Verma, a former judge of the Delhi High Court, has shocked the conscience of the public. Yet what…

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Can the US Save a Sinking Pakistan?

By all appearances, Pakistan is teetering on the edge of collapse. The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has made deep inroads in the west, capturing towns and asserting control. In the north-east, Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) continues its relentless strikes. The Pashtun resentment simmers unchecked. And in the middle of this domestic disintegration, a brief India-Pakistan military…

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Trump’s Indian Grudge: A Misguided Anger

In his characteristic bombast, the U.S. President Donald Trump seems to have found a new target to blame for America’s troubles: Indian immigrants and the Indian-American diaspora. From tightening H-1B visa policies to proposing taxation on remittances, Trump’s rhetoric suggests that he views Indians, not just illegal immigrants, but even legal contributors, as a drain…

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Judiciary’s Dangerous Drift Towards Immunity

In a curious twist this past week, the Supreme Court of India stayed Enforcement Directorate (ED) action against Tamil Nadu’s state-run liquor monopoly, TASMAC. What stood out was not just the stay itself, but the sharp rebuke delivered by Chief Justice B.R. Gavai. “Your ED is crossing all limits,” he remarked, questioning how a criminal…

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Who’s Lying – IAEA, India, or the US?

In a development that raises more questions than it answers, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) recently issued a statement affirming the safety and security of Pakistan’s nuclear facilities. This came amid unverified reports of a radiation leak following a reported Indian strike near Pakistan’s Nur Jahan airbase, believed to be in proximity to key…

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Yunus Flops, Soros Fails. India Stands Tall

In an unfolding geopolitical drama, the people of Bangladesh have begun to reject a dangerous global experiment: the foisting of Dr. Muhammad Yunus as Chief Advisor to a makeshift regime that emerged only after systematically undermining the democratically elected government of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The West-backed scheme — allegedly orchestrated by liberal power centers…

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Gandhi’s Under Fire: National Herald Case Hits Legal Crescendo

The political dynasty that once wielded unchallenged influence over Indian politics is now facing its most serious legal challenge in decades. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has officially named Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi as the prime accused in the ongoing investigation into the National Herald scam—a complex financial scandal involving the alleged laundering and misappropriation…

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