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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Urged Bangladesh monks, devotees to practice faith discreetly: ISKCON Kolkata spokesperson

Kolkata: ISKCON Kolkata spokesperson Radharamn Das on Tuesday said he has urged its monks and followers from Bangladesh to avoid wearing saffron robes and ’tilak’ in public, advising them to practice their faith discreetly amid safety concerns following targeted attacks against Hindu minorities in the neighbouring country. This suggestion comes in the wake of escalating…

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Parties hijack legacy names

Political parties in India seem to believe in the mantra: when in doubt, invoke a legacy. Nowhere is this trend more evident than in the Telugu states, where deceased leaders’ names are stamped onto government schemes as if to guarantee their success. But can these parties not stand on their own feet without relying on…

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Trump’s Plan to Scrap NASA’s Moon Rocket

London: Since Donald Trump’s recent electoral victory, rumours and speculation have circulated that Nasa’s giant Moon rocket, the Space Launch System (SLS), could be under threat. The rocket is one of several key elements needed for the US space agency’s Artemis programme, which aims to return humans to the Moon for the first time since…

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PM’s Film Viewing: A Mountain Out of a Molehill?

MS Shanker Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s decision to watch film The Sabarmati Report along with his cabinet ministers has drawn criticism from the Opposition. While their objections may appear reasonable on the surface, a closer analysis suggests deeper motivations rooted in political history. The film, which revisits the 2002 Godhra train burning and its aftermath,…

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Biden admin approves sale of USD 1.17 billion worth helicopter equipment to India

Washington: The Biden Administration on Monday notified the Congress of its decision to approve the sale of MH-60R Multi-Mission Helicopter Equipment and related ones at an estimated cost of USD1.17 billion. The proposed sale will improve India’s capability to deter current and future threats by upgrading its anti-submarine warfare capabilities, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency…

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