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On 18th May, British academician Nitasha Kaul, widely known for her consistent criticism of Indian government policies, launched a scathing attack on the Indian authorities after her Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) card was cancelled. Expressing her anger on X (formerly Twitter), she wrote, “I received a cancellation of my OCI (Overseas Citizenship of India) today after arriving home. A bad faith, vindictive, cruel example of TNR (transnational repression) punishing me for scholarly work on anti-minority & anti-democratic policies of Modi rule.”

In the chill valleys of the Himalayas, where oxygen thins and snow never seems to melt, one man dared to imagine a frontier that would expand beyond mountains and borders. That man was General Zorawar Singh Kahluria (1786–1841), a name etched in the history of India as one of the greatest military minds of the 19th century. Born into a Chandel Rajput family in the princely state of Kahlur (present-day Bilaspur, Himachal Pradesh), Zorawar’s journey began far from royalty and privilege. His early life was marked by struggle – “a family feud forced him to flee his village, and he received no for…

Lance Naik Manoj Phogat, just 34 years old, gave his life for the country while serving on the volatile Punjab border in May 2025. The photograph of this young soldier, smiling in uniform, now stands as a symbol of pride and grief for an entire nation.

On 17th May, 2024, India was jolted by a chilling revelation: six individuals, including a YouTuber traveller named Jyoti Malhotra, had been arrested for allegedly leaking confidential and sensitive information to Pakistan. What made this revelation more alarming was Jyoti’s established link with operatives of Pakistan’s notorious intelligence agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).

In the backdrop of rising threats and regional conflicts, “Operation Sindoor” which took place in the wake of the Pahalgam terror attack prominently illustrated India’s expanding indigenous military technologies under the “Make in India” program. This landmark operation underlined a turning point in India’s defence capabilities. Indigenous equipment, including domestically designed drones, air defence systems, and missiles, took center stage during the operation, while imported tools—especially from countries like Turkey and China—failed to meet operational expectations. The success of homegr…

On October 31, 1984, Indira Gandhi, India’s then-Prime Minister, met a tragic end when she was assassinated by her own security personnel. Her leadership was a turbulent chapter in India’s history, marked by ambitious policies and significant blunders that left a mixed legacy. While her public actions are well-known, WikiLeaks cables have unearthed lesser-known decisions that cast doubt on her strategic judgment. These documents reveal choices that, especially when dealing with a consistently unreliable neighbor like Pakistan, seem questionable at best. They expose a leader whose diplomatic…

In a strong and coordinated effort by the Indian Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police, and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), six terrorists were neutralised in two different anti-terror operations in Jammu and Kashmir. These operations took place in Kelar, Shopian, and Tral, as confirmed by VK Birdi, Inspector General of Police (IGP) for the Kashmir Zone, during a joint press briefing held in Awantipora on Friday.

The recent execution of Operation Sindoor has catapulted India's BrahMos missile system into the global spotlight, showcasing its combat effectiveness and prompting a surge in international interest.

In a remarkable moment for Pakistan’s minority communities, a 25-year-old woman from Balochistan has etched her name in history. Kashish Chaudhary, a young Hindu from the remote town of Noshki, has become the first female from her community to be appointed as an Assistant Commissioner in the restive province of Balochistan.