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In The Story of Islamic Imperialism in India, Sita Ram Goel presents a sharp and controversial critique of the historical narrative surrounding the Islamic invasions of India. His central argument is not merely against individuals or sects, but against the whitewashing of Islamic history by what he calls the “Aligarh apologists.” According to Goel, these scholars try to shift the blame for the brutal invasions to ethnic groups like the Turks, while sparing Islam itself.

In an incredible and heart-wrenching display of bravery, Lieutenant Shashank Tiwari of the Indian Army's SIKKIM SCOUTS laid down his life while rescuing a fellow soldier during a mission in the rugged terrain of North Sikkim. His selfless actions on 22 May 2025 have etched his name into the proud and courageous legacy of the Indian Armed Forces.

When India launched Operation Sindoor in May 2025, it wasn’t just another military action—it was a bold statement of strength. In just a matter of days, the operation dismantled nine terror hideouts nestled in the rugged terrain of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. More than 100 terrorists, including senior commanders responsible for the Pahalgam terror attack, were eliminated. These weren’t just statistics. These were scores settled. A message written in fire that said—India remembers. And India responds.

India, the world’s third-largest importer of crude oil, is taking a bold step toward energy security and self-reliance with a massive $10 billion investment to acquire 112 domestically built crude oil tankers by 2040. This initiative, a cornerstone of the ‘Make in India’ campaign, aims to reduce the nation’s dependence on foreign-owned vessels, which currently dominate its oil transport needs. The move is not just about securing energy supplies but also about building a stronger, self-sufficient India that controls its own maritime destiny.

  On a warm Wednesday morning, May 21, the highest temple of justice in the land— the Supreme Court of India— chose to perform a familiar ritual. A petition seeking a First Information Report (FIR) against Justice Yashwant Varma was swiftly swept aside, not because the allegations weren’t serious, but because, as it turns out, the petitioners hadn’t first written formal love letters to the President and the Prime Minister.

On Wednesday, May 21, 2025, at 03:01 PM IST, a significant anti-Naxal operation unfolded in the dense forests of Abujhmad, located in Chhattisgarh. This region, notorious for being a long-time stronghold of the Maoist insurgency, witnessed a powerful counter-insurgency move by Indian security forces. The outcome of this operation was a major blow to Maoist forces, as reports confirmed the killing of 26 to 30 Naxalites, including one of their most senior leaders, Nambala Keshavrao, also known by the alias Basavaraj.

On May 20, 2025, the Delhi Police’s Crime Branch tracked down and arrested a notorious criminal known as Doctor Death, Devendra Kumar Sharma, in a quiet ashram in Rajasthan’s Dausa district. This 67-year-old man, whose name sends shivers down the spine, has a chilling history of violence and deception. “He has been accused of killing over 100 men, primarily taxi drivers,” dumping their bodies into crocodile-infested canals to erase evidence of his brutal crimes.

On 14th May this year, a 30-year-old Indian entrepreneur living in Austin city in Texas State of US wasstabbedto death in a public bus. The deceased wasidentifiedas Akshay Kumar Gupta.

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.”