Upholding Justice Amid Complexities

The Supreme Court’s decision to restrain courts from passing interim or final orders on lawsuits challenging the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, 1991, is a necessary intervention in a highly sensitive and complex matter. This direction provides a crucial pause, ensuring that legal processes are not undermined by piecemeal orders in various courts, particularly…

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Women’s Cricket Needs Introspection

The Indian women’s cricket team’s disheartening 0-3 loss to Australia in the latest ODI series has left fans and analysts questioning the team’s direction. This one-sided contest exposed glaring weaknesses that cannot be overlooked if India wishes to compete on the world stage. Australia has long been a cricketing powerhouse, but India’s inability to even…

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Indian Aviation Soars to New Heights

The Indian aviation industry is rapidly becoming one of the most dynamic sectors in the global market, earning praise from industry leaders like Willie Walsh, the Director General of the International Air Transport Association (IATA). Walsh recently underscored India’s meteoric growth, suggesting it as a prime destination for aspiring pilots, given the vast expansion plans…

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Hinduphobia Returns to J&K

The resurgence of Hinduphobia in Jammu and Kashmir signals a troubling pattern of divisive rhetoric targeting the minority Hindu community in the state. Following DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin’s controversial comments, PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti’s daughter, Iltija Mufti, has now likened Hinduism to a disease. In a startling post on X (formerly Twitter), she claimed even…

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Deep State Exposed in Parliament

The persistent obstructionism by the Indian Opposition in Parliament has reached alarming levels, derailing crucial legislative work and undermining national progress. Citing past disruptions by the BJP as justification for their actions today is not only disingenuous but also highlights a lack of introspection. The responsibility of the Opposition is to offer constructive criticism and…

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The Rise and Challenges of the Indian Navy

The Indian Navy, established in 1612 as the East India Company’s Marine, celebrated its Foundation Day on Wednesday, highlighting its evolution into a formidable maritime force. Today, it stands as a key pillar of India’s defense strategy, safeguarding the nation’s 7,500 km coastline and asserting influence across the geopolitically vital Indo-Pacific region. Its rise from…

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Trump’s Warning to Hamas

Donald Trump’s warning to Hamas, demanding the release of all Israeli hostages before his formal inauguration on January 20, signals a decisive shift in U.S. foreign policy. His message is not just rhetoric—it’s a clear statement of intent that reflects his campaign promise to resolve two major conflicts: the Israel-Hamas war and the Russia-Ukraine war….

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GDP Slowdown: Facts Over Political Rhetoric

In a rare move, Rahul Gandhi, Leader of the Opposition, recently raised concerns over India’s slowing GDP growth—a significant issue indeed. However, instead of offering substantive insights, his critique quickly veered into familiar territory: targeting industrialists Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Adani. This predictable rhetoric does little to illuminate the economic challenges India faces and only…

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Kejriwal’s “Liquid Drama”: Another Episode of Political Theatre

In the latest installment of Kejriwal Productions, Arvind Kejriwal found himself in the middle of a “life-threatening” attack—at least, according to his party’s scriptwriters. During a ‘padayatra’ in Greater Kailash, a man approached Kejriwal and tossed some liquid from a glass. Cue the outrage: AAP leaders immediately declared it an attempt to set their leader…

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