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In the 1990s, Bihar plunged into a period infamously dubbed the “jungle raj,” a time when crime and chaos ruled and politicians openly sheltered gangsters. At the heart of this era was a chilling nexus between Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) supremo Lalu Prasad Yadav and his protégé, Mohammad Shahabuddin, a notorious strongman from Siwan. Shahabuddin was not just an RJD leader – he was Lalu’s close aide and muscle on the ground.

 A shocking incident unfolded in Ghaziabad on Sunday night when a police operation to arrest a notorious criminal ended in the tragic death of a brave constable. The man at the center of the violence is Qadir, son of Khurshid, a 23-year-old from Nahal village under the Mussoorie police station area in Ghaziabad. Despite his young age, Qadir’s criminal record is staggering.

In a country where even the shadows of delayed justice stretch longer than lifetimes, the highest temple of law – the Supreme Court of India – currently lies dormant in its grand two-month summer hibernation. Yes, two full months of silence in the name of rest. If justice is a pillar as critical as healing the sick or guarding the frontiers, then surely the Chief Justice must also summon back every doctor from emergency wards and every soldier from their posts to enjoy the same privilege. Because after all, what’s the hurry? The lives they’re responsible for can wait — just like justice has w…

At a time when the spotlight shines harshly on the Yadav family, following Lalu Prasad Yadav’s decision to expel his elder son, Tej Pratap Yadav, for what he called “irresponsible behavior”, memories of another deeply personal and politically sensitive chapter are being revisited. Tej Pratap's removal from both party and family was publicly announced on social media with a blunt message from the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) patriarch:

  In a sobering account that brought the horror of the recent Pahalgam terror attack into sharp global focus, senior Congress leader and Member of Parliament, Shashi Tharoor, did not hold back. Speaking during a diplomatic engagement at the Indian Consulate in New York, United States, Tharoor—who is part of the all-party delegation formed by the Modi government—revealed the disturbing sectarian motive behind the killings.

The retirement of Justice Bela M Trivedi from the Supreme Court of India, after over three and a half years of distinguished service, was meant to be a moment of celebration and reflection. Instead, it turned into a flashpoint of controversy, exposing deep tensions within the legal community. In an unprecedented break from tradition, the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA), led by Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal, decided not to hold a farewell function for Justice Trivedi, a move that drew a sharp and public rebuke from Chief Justice of India (CJI) BR Gavai.

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.