Nov 4, 2023
"Tradition on Trial: Festivity Faces the Bench": A judicial spark ignites communal debate on tradition as the Kerala High Court orders raid of all religious places to seize illegal crackers; says no holy book commands bursting firecrackers to please God
The Kerala High Court has made a significant intervention ahead of the festival season, issuing directives to state authorities to conduct comprehensive raids across all religious institutions in search of illegally stored firecrackers. This order, as articulated by Justice Amit Rawal, not only mandates the confiscation of these firecrackers but also imposes restrictions on their usage, stating, "no crackers shall be burst in religious places at odd times there is no commandment in any of the holy books to burst crackers to please God."
Nov 4, 2023
"Silent Peekaboo": Beneath a veil of diplomacy lies a potent quest for dominance—clear signs emerge of a US-led strategy to unseat Sheikh Hasina's government, signaling a covert regime change operation that beckons India to stand wary and watchful
In January 2024, Bangladesh is poised for a pivotal election, one that could see the Awami League, under the leadership of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, secure a third consecutive term. Since 2009, Sheikh Hasina has helmed the nation's government, shaping its political landscape.
Nov 3, 2023
OP Jindal Global University facilitated a hate-mongering ex-prof under the guise of discussing 'History and Politics of the Palestinian Present', who made anti-Hindu remarks, Sameena Dalwai forced students to join the talk and hates ‘Jai Sri Ram’ chant
In the midst of escalating tensions in the Middle East, particularly the military operations in Gaza following the terror attack on October 7, a concerning surge in antisemitic sentiment has been observed globally, primarily among certain left-liberal groups, alongside Islamist factions. This trend has disturbingly made its way into academic circles, as evidenced at a recent event held by OP Jindal Global University.
Nov 3, 2023
Publishing house The Hindu, in its English magazine 'FrontLine' officially endorsed Hamas violence, justifying brutal acts of terrorism as victimhood, this stance potentially lays the groundwork for future genocides in the name of vengeful holy war
In a controversial move that has sparked widespread debate, Frontline, the English magazine of The Hindu group, has made headlines with its recent editorial stance. Dated October 30th, the magazine published an editor's note that has been interpreted as a justification of the brutal actions by Hamas on October 7th, 2023, against civilians in Israel.
Nov 2, 2023
21 years after Kargil, we reflect on how Israel's pivotal military support proved to be the game-changer, providing the edge India needed to hammer back Pakistani aggressors and emerge victorious, a conflict that marked watershed in Indo-Israeli relations
The 1999 Kargil conflict stands out as a defining moment in South Asian geopolitics, reshaping the military and diplomatic contours between India and Israel. Nicolas Blarel, in his book "The Evolution of India’s Israel Policy," notes how this high-altitude standoff led India to seek advanced military support from Israel, a move that signified a profound shift from the previous decades of relative peace following the Liberation of Bangladesh War in 1971.
Nov 2, 2023
"Starving with every breath, yet waging war unto death": War-ravaged Yemen, where millions of Muslims face starvation, the Houthis choose war, firing missiles over 1000 miles to support Hamas against Israel, sidelining nation's humanitarian catastrophe
The dire situation in Yemen, where millions of Muslims are enduring severe hardships due to ongoing conflict and famine, has taken an even more complex turn. The Iran-backed Houthi movement, amidst this humanitarian disaster, has extended its military aggression to Israel, over 1000 miles away, to align with Hamas. This move by the Houthis was firmly met by the Israeli military, which neutralized the threat posed by incoming drones and missiles near Eilat.
Nov 1, 2023
"War unchosen, the outcome unforeseen; Israel stands firm": Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen escalate conflict by declaring war on Israel, launching missiles and drones at Eilat, prompting a robust response from the IDF with advanced interception technology
On October 31st, a new chapter unfolded in the Middle East as the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen brazenly declared war against Israel. The Houthi rebels took responsibility for launching a series of missile and drone attacks aimed at the southernmost Israeli city of Eilat, signaling their entry into the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. This declaration is a stark reminder of the volatile and unpredictable nature of regional politics.
Nov 1, 2023
"Mahua Moitra in the eye of a storm": TMC MP Moitra’s parliamentary ID becomes a gateway to Dubai, fanning the flames of controversy, as the IT Ministry unveils unsettling revelations, drama queen Moitra seeks to cross-examine Hiranandani herself
The unfolding narrative of the 'cash for query scam' involving Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra has taken a new turn with revelations concerning her parliamentary login. In a striking disclosure, the IT Ministry has reported that Moitra's parliamentary ID was accessed from Dubai on 49 occasions.
Nov 1, 2023
"George Soros hates humanity": Elon Musk accuses Soros of orchestrating a humanity-hating crusade, using his NGO network to systematically erod civilizational pillars through calculated election interference and societal manipulation on a global scale
In a candid exchange on Joe Rogan's podcast, Tesla's CEO Elon Musk delivered a scathing critique of billionaire philanthropist George Soros, suggesting a profound animosity towards human civilization at the core of Soros's actions. Musk, who has become as renowned for his unfiltered commentary as his entrepreneurial ventures, asserted, "In my opinion, (Soros) fundamentally hates humanity. He is doing things that erode the fabric of civilization."