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Balochistan’s Struggle and India’s Moral Crossroads

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Textiles to Pharma: How India’s Sectors Will Gain from UK FTA

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Two Childhoods, Stark Contrast

Illegal Bangladeshi /Rohingya migration-Biggest threat toIndia's national security PART 3

Decoding Trump's Reciprocal Tariffs

JNPA-Chowk Greenfield Highway: India's Multimodal Connectivity

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Food for Thought: The Unseen Tragedy of Food Waste

Horn OK Tata, Is not OK

PM Modi’s call for ‘Virasat bhi Vikas bhi’ questionable in Congress-ruled Karnataka’s ‘Nellidadi Guttu’

Faecal bacteria in Ganga? Lets do an absolute scientific FACTCHECK about the Sacred River

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Hindus file plea in SC to perform Saawan rituals in Gyanvapi Mosque

National

Hindus file plea in SC to perform Saawan rituals in Gyanvapi Mosque

A petition has been filed before the Supreme Court seeking a direction to allow Hindus to perform religious practices or rituals at the 'Shivling' at the disputed Gyanvapi site, which is adjacent to the famous Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Varanasi.

15 Jul, 2022

National

Women Intellectuals and Authors of Ancient & Medieval India: I

The status of women’s education across different periods, notable women intellectuals and authors, and their literary achievements in various fields, including poetry, philosophy, and religious discourse in Ancient and Medieval India will be explored.

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Women Intellectuals and Authors of Ancient & Medieval India: I

Milind Oak -13 Mar, 2025

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Women Intellectuals and Authors of Ancient & Medieval India: II

Milind Oak -19 Mar, 2025

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Women Intellectuals and Authors of Ancient & Medieval India: II

Milind Oak -19 Mar, 2025

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Women Intellectuals and Authors of Ancient & Medieval India: III

Milind Oak -20 Mar, 2025

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Women Intellectuals and Authors of Ancient & Medieval India: III

Milind Oak -20 Mar, 2025

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National

Textiles to Pharma: How India’s Sectors Will Gain from UK FTA

With tariffs on 99% of Indian goods entering the UK market set to be reduced to zero, the agreement is expected to create substantial advantages for key labour-intensive sectors.

National

Retaliation Redefined: India Shifts Doctrine on Pakistan-Sponsored Terror

As the Pahalgam terror attack sent shivers across the nations, India created a full-fledged strategy that was not only about choking the terror infrastructure in Pakistan but also getting ready for retaliation, given its notorious nature.

National

Ghus Ke Mara Hain! India Goes Deep Inside Pakistan

India's Operation Sindoor is a bold reaffirmation of the “ghar mein ghus kar maarenge” doctrine — precision strikes across the border targeting the roots of terrorism, not civilians or infrastructure. It sends a clear message: the new India will not hesitate to strike at the very heart of terror, even if it means crossing the border

National

They Were Hindu Tourists. Media Blurred the ‘Hindu’

This article analyses how the Indian English-language print media reported Pahalgam terror attack against Hindu tourists, focusing on the language used in front-page headlines and coverage. Through comparative screenshots and tables, it exposes patterns of selective wording, under-reporting, and narrative dilution in coverage of attacks on Hindus

National

OH, I am going to Pakistan

Partition of India into two nations- India and Pakistan in 1947 was the biggest and the bloodiest event of the last century. It was basically on religious lines ‘Muslims and Hindus cannot live together’ being the basic premise.

National

Murshidabad Burns, Mamata Watches: Why is CM Mum While Hindus Bleed?

What was intended as a progressive legislative reform to end the exploitation of Waqf properties has now laid bare the entrenched radicalism simmering in certain pockets of India.

National

Waqf (Amendment) Act 2025: BJP's A Reformative Step Against Social Injustice

BJP has categorically stated that the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025, is a landmark move to bring transparency, accountability, and equity to religious endowments.

National

A Decade Later, Is MUDRA Loan Scheme Fueling Jobs or Just Adding to the Debt Burden?

The MUDRA scheme’s reach has not only expanded in terms of beneficiaries—crossing 52 crore loans—but has also deepened in terms of credit quality and maturity.

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India Gets Its First National Cooperative University: A New Chapter in Inclusive Growth

In a landmark development, the Tribhuvan Cooperative University — India’s first national-level cooperative university — has received approval from both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.

National

Disaster Diplomacy: How India became the World’s First Responder

Human welfare has always been a top priority for the Modi government, regardless of where a crisis unfolds — even if it involves a non-ally. This approach reflects his proactive, inclusive, and globally engaged leadership, embodying India’s age-old ethos of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam— the world is one family.

National

Illegal Bangladeshi Immigrants Are Exploiting Government Schemes?

A pressing concern has emerged—amidst the removal of fake beneficiaries, how many illegal Bangladeshi immigrants have been exploiting welfare schemes

National

Virasat Se Vikas Tak: Tuljapur to turn into a world-class religious tourism destination?

The Devendra Fadnavis-led development in Maharashtra is embracing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of ‘Virasat Se Vikas Tak’ by initiating a grand development plan for the Tuljapur pilgrimage site.

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Bharat Talks feat. Vinay Patrale: Do Dhage Shree Ram ke Liye

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National

National MAY. 17, 2025

International Biodiversity Day 2025: Resorting to Nature!

International Biodiversity Day 2025: Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals is only possible if humanity works in harmony with nature. Biodiversity is the backbone of development, and preserving it is essential for long-term well-being, especially in the face of climate change and growing global challenges.

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National MAY. 10, 2025

Would our schools act on this line?

Shall we at least educate our students about the borders, Line Of Control, Line Of Actual Control, and the area that is with Pakistan and China? We usually shun discussing these topics with our children. Should they not have a clear concept about this reality? They need to know facts at least

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7 Days 2 Hr ago

Social Issues When Home Isn’t Safe: Where Do Young Girls Go?

Social Issues MAY. 02, 2025

When Home Isn’t Safe: Where Do Young Girls Go?

In a society where home is meant to be the safest place, some girls like Maya face unthinkable torment within their own families. Their stories of silent suffering and unshakable courage compel us to reflect on the deeper cracks in our social fabric.

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15 Days 5 Hr ago

National

National MAY. 02, 2025

The Pahalgam Bloodshed: Time to Unmask the Enemy Within

This past Tuesday –22/4, turned into a blood-soaked nightmare in the scenic meadows of Baisaran in Pahalgam, Kashmir. In just a few minutes, 26 innocent lives were brutally gunned down, among them travellers from the UAE and Nepal.

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15 Days 6 Hr ago

National

National APR. 25, 2025

An Open Letter to PM Narendra Modi

Massacre of 26 innocent people on 22 people based on religious identity by terrorists at Pahalgam Kashmir was the most heinous crime committed against humanity and Hindus and should not go unpunished.

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22 Days 5 Hr ago

National

National APR. 22, 2025

Patel’s Warning to Nehru: The First Alarm against National Herald

In a series of letters to then Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel expressed grave concerns about the National Herald’s financial dealings and warned against potential misuse of political influence in fundraising.

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25 Days 5 Hr ago

National

National APR. 21, 2025

One Nation, One Symbol for Made in India

In a world where identity drives influence and symbols create powerful recall, India needs a bold and unifying idea to take its ‘Made in India’ dream to the global stage. It’s time for One Nation, One Symbol for all products made in India — a single, strong emblem that becomes synonymous with Indian craftsmanship, innovation, quality, and trust.

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26 Days 6 Hr ago

OpinionView All

Can India make peace with a nation that calls terror patriotism?

It is deeply disheartening that just a few hours after a ceasefire was declared on X, the Pakistan Army violated the agreement, unleashing heavy shelling across Jammu and Kashmir, including areas near Srinagar, as well as in Punjab and Rajasthan. In fact, such blatant flouting of the truce is completely condemnable.

Balochistan’s Struggle and India’s Moral Crossroads

In contrast to Kashmir, where India has doubled down on state-led development and democratic outreach, Pakistan continues to treat Balochistan as a restive colony rather than a federal partner.

Game-Changing Strike! Tom Cooper said THIS on India’s strategic victory over Pakistan

According to Cooper, the Indian Air Force (IAF) executed pinpoint strikes on critical Pakistani military infrastructure—most notably, its nuclear storage facilities.

Op Sindoor: More than 'vengeance', More about 'virtue'

Fifteen days after terrorists gunned down 26 innocent people in Jammu & Kashmir’s Pahalgam on April 22, India launched Operation Sindoor in the early hours of May 7, 2025.

Pahalgam Tragedy is the Price of Global Silence on Islamist Terror

The Pahalgam attack clearly involved religious targeting. The fact that the attackers singled out Hindus, following ideological cues from a religiously charged military speech, underlines this point.

Nana Saheb Peshwa II: The Architect of India's First War of Independence Part 1

On 1 July, following the advice of astrologers, Nana Saheb was consecrated as Baji Rao's heir in a grand ceremony marked by a 21-gun salute. Meanwhile, Nana Saheb’s army had swelled to over 20,000 soldiers.

Mamata’s Waqf Gamble:A Sacred Cause Hijacked for Political Gains

In the storm of politics, if nothing else, peace has become the first casualty of the Waqf Board Amendment Bill.

Illegal Bangladeshi /Rohingya migration-Biggest threat toIndia's national security PART 3

Borivali's Member of the Legislative Assembly, Shri Sanjay Upadhyay, stated on March 30th that he has identified more than 5,000 Bangladeshi individuals living within his constituency.

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