Oct 15, 2024
"जाहिलाना": Nails ripped off, bullet holes and severe injury marks reveal that 22-year-old Ram Gopal Mishra brutally tortured by Islamists during a Durga procession in Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh, before being killed, post-mortem confirms the horrific details
More chilling revelations have surfaced regarding the horrific torture inflicted on 22-year-old Ram Gopal Mishra before his brutal killing by Islamist extremists. According to a report from Jagran, the young man's body was riddled with injury marks, his fingernails ripped from their beds — a grotesque sign of the torment he endured. The nightmare did not end with ripped nails, however. His body was riddled with bullet pellets and blows that tore through his flesh from chest to neck, all before the final shot sealed his fate.
Oct 15, 2024
"आइस-पाईस": Canadian police admits it's a safe haven for Khalistanis, blaming the Lawrence Bishnoi gang for violence, Trudeau accuses India of Nijjar's murder, while WaPo targets Amit Shah, both nations expel diplomats in a growing political standoff
On Monday, October 14th, Canada went all in, accusing India of involvement in “criminal activities” within its borders, including the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Yes, this is the same Canada, known for its snow, apologies, and maple syrup, now accusing India of something far more serious than its own problems with extremists under its nose.
Oct 14, 2024
"इल्म-ए-फ़ितरत": Muslim mob attacked Durga Puja pandals in Shyampur, Howrah, vandalizing idols, setting fires, and injuring devotees, 30 people arrested, Section 144 imposed, and internet services suspended to restore order and prevent further unrest
In a shocking incident that took place on Sunday, October 13, in Shyampur, Howrah district of West Bengal, Muslim mobs unleashed havoc during a peaceful celebration of Durga Puja. The mob targeted a Durga Puja pandal, vandalised the sacred idol of the Hindu deity, and went on to set fire to local shops, further escalating the violence in the area.
Oct 14, 2024
"जबरदस्ती": Muthyalamma temple idol vandalized in Hyderabad on Oct 14, 2024, just hours after Ram Gopal Mishra was shot dead in Sitapur, Uttar Pradesh; Hindus face relentless attacks—idols desecrated, leaders killed, and protesters like Madhavi arrested
In a shocking incident that has deeply disturbed the Hindu community, an idol at the Muthyalamma temple in Telangana's Kurmaguda region, Hyderabad, was vandalised on Monday, October 14, 2024. Unidentified extremists were responsible for the heinous act, sparking unrest among local Hindus, who promptly launched a protest demanding swift action and justice for the desecration.
Oct 14, 2024
During the Durga Visarjan in Bahraich, UP, Muslims objected to DJ music, leading to stone-pelting from their side, Ramgopal Mishra, recently married, was shot 24 times; eyewitnesses allege attackers used the police lathi-charge to kill him, blaming police
On the fateful Sunday of 13th October, a devastating clash erupted in Rehua Mansoor village, located in the Hardi police station area of Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh. The incident took place during the Durga Visarjan (idol immersion) procession, a religious event celebrated with devotion by Hindus across the country. However, the peaceful celebration took a tragic turn when members of the Muslim community objected to the DJ music being played during the procession, igniting tensions between the two communities.
Oct 13, 2024
"भूले तो नहीं": In 1860, the ship Truro & Belvedere brought 680 Indian indentured laborers to South Africa, beginning a journey of hardship that has since evolved into a thriving Indian community deeply embedded in South Africa's culture and history today
The history of Indian laborers in foreign lands is a tale woven with threads of hope, despair, struggle, and eventual triumph. One of the most notable chapters of this narrative revolves around the Indian indenture system, a mechanism by which over 1.6 million workers from British India were sent to toil in European colonies. This system, which began as a substitute for slave labor after the abolition of the slave trade in the early 19th century, spread its reach far and wide. These workers became the backbone of labor in regions such as the Caribbean, East Africa, Mauritius, Sri Lanka, and...
Oct 13, 2024
NCP leader Baba Siddique shot dead in Mumbai ahead of the Maharashtra elections, two suspects detained; he was known for his Iftar parties that reconciled Salman and Shah Rukh Khan, and his son Zeeshan won Bandra East before being expelled from Congress
In a shocking and tragic incident, Baba Siddique, a senior leader of the Ajit Pawar faction's Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), was shot and killed by unidentified individuals in Bandra, Mumbai, on October 12. This brutal attack has sent shockwaves through political circles, especially with Maharashtra Assembly elections just around the corner.
Oct 12, 2024
Junior doctors in Kolkata are on a fast-unto-death demanding justice for a murdered colleague and better healthcare conditions; Aniket Mahato, a key protestor, is critically ill in the ICU, IMA and private hospitals support the growing movement for change
The hunger strike initiated by junior doctors at Dharmatala, Kolkata, is gathering more support as additional medical professionals step forward to join the protest. These doctors are united in their call for a 10-point charter of demands, which includes better working conditions, improved pay, and a greater degree of government backing for the healthcare sector. The protest highlights a growing discontent among the medical fraternity over issues that have been long neglected by authorities.
Oct 12, 2024
"मदरसा": NCPCR's explosive report unveils shocking failures in madarsa education, demanding the immediate removal of non-Muslim children, slashing state funding, and enforcing the RTE Act to end the blatant denial of children's right to formal education
The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has recently put forward a comprehensive set of recommendations regarding the madarsa education system in India. The NCPCR's main concern is ensuring that all children, including those attending madarsas, receive a formal education in line with the provisions of the Right to Education (RTE) Act, 2009. Over the years, the NCPCR has repeatedly expressed its concerns about how madarsa students are being kept away from the formal education system, a practice that often results in “educational deprivation” and “violations of their ri...