SAD Leader’s Close Call: A Warning Sign?

Time to Probe Kejriwal’s Alleged Khalistani Links: A Looming Threat? Wednesday’s assassination attempt on Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) leader Sukhbir Badal has raised serious concerns about the security situation in Punjab under the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government. Badal, who was performing penance after being reprimanded by the Akal Takht for a religious transgression, narrowly…

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Left’s Selective Silence

Once again, the Left-liberal bloc and self-proclaimed rationalists stand exposed—not for what they say, but for what they omit. The latest example: is their silence over U.S. President Joe Biden’s December 2 pardon of his son, Hunter Biden. This decision spares Hunter from potential prison time for federal gun and tax convictions, blatantly breaking Biden’s…

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Unwarranted Outrage Over Population Call

The latest backlash from Muslim leaders, including AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi and the All India Muslim Personal Board (AIMPB), against RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat’s suggestion that Hindus should consider having two to three children is both unwarranted and misplaced. Bhagwat’s appeal centers on concerns about the declining Hindu population, a topic that deserves serious consideration…

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Flawed Parallels, Dangerous Narratives

The arrest of Chinmoy Krishna Das, a senior ISKCON leader in Bangladesh, underscores the deteriorating conditions for Hindu minorities. His detention, purportedly for “disrespecting” the Bangladeshi flag, signals a troubling pattern of targeted harassment, particularly in the aftermath of Sheikh Hasina’s ousting. Minority communities are now increasingly vulnerable, facing rising violence and systemic discrimination, heightening…

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Opposition’s Dangerous Betrayal

Latest statements by Congress-led Opposition leaders reveal a troubling pattern of undermining national interests and pandering to minority vote banks at the expense of the majority community. These actions reflect a dangerous disregard for India’s sovereignty and safety, raising serious questions about the motives driving their rhetoric. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s reaction to…

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Adani, Accountability, and India’s Industrial Growth

Every industrialist aims for a clear, strategic business vision—driving growth, setting goals, and building effective teams. These principles guide major corporations, fuelling success and national economic progress. However, industrial activities often intersect with government regulations, creating a complex relationship between business and politics. Recent allegations against the Adani Group, based on a New York court’s…

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Justified Rejection of Climate Token

India’s decision to reject the United States’ $3 billion climate finance proposal isn’t just a diplomatic statement—it’s a necessary stand against the inadequacies of global climate policy. At a time when developing nations face escalating climate disasters, half-measures and token gestures from wealthy nations are no longer acceptable. The U.S. pledged $3 billion to the…

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Print Media Scams Demand Reforms

As a senior media practitioner, I am deeply concerned by the unchecked corruption plaguing the print media industry in India. Despite declining readership in the digital age, print media has paradoxically become a “cash cow” for unscrupulous promoters. This is largely due to the widespread manipulation of circulation figures, unethical auditing practices, and the fraudulent…

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BJP Sweeps Maharashtra but Stumbles in Jharkhand: A Tale of Two States

The assembly election results in Maharashtra and Jharkhand tell a story of contrasting fortunes for the BJP-led coalition. While the party’s dominance in Maharashtra reached unprecedented heights, it failed to prevent the JMM-led alliance from securing a second term in Jharkhand. These outcomes highlight significant trends in voter behaviour and the effectiveness of political narratives…

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