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In a recently resurfaced video, US-based Christian pastor Chris Hodges has made startling claims regarding conversions in India, asserting that his organization successfully converted over 100,000 Hindus in just one week. Pastor Hodges, who leads the Church of the Highlands, also suggested that the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government had made conversion efforts more challenging in northern India.

In a triumphant move, the vigilant Jammu and Kashmir Police in Srinagar have apprehended 43 individuals known for their past affiliations with terrorist activities and separatist movements. These included progeny of two seasoned leaders of the Hurriyat, who were reportedly assembled under the veiled intent of reviving the separatist conglomerate and the banned Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF). This is an enormous achievement that showcases the ceaseless diligence of our heroic police force.

In an unprecedented move demonstrating the Army's dedication to upholding truth and unity, the Discipline & Vigilance branch of the Indian Army has issued a note advising veterans against posting 'false narratives' on social media. The initiative underscores the organization's commitment to the principles of discipline and order, the very cornerstone of our defense forces.

The recent events in Toronto, Canada, where members of the Indian diaspora rallied to counter a pro-Khalistan protest, have brought to light the escalating tensions between the Indian community and Khalistani separatists in the country. The Indian community, holding the Tricolour, gathered outside the consulate to protect their diplomats and the consulate office, and unitedly countered the pro-Khalistan protest.

In a disturbing and shocking incident that has shattered the tranquility of the Jain community, a revered Jain monk, Muni Kamkumar Nandi Maharaj, was brutally murdered in Belgaum district, Karnataka. The horrific nature of this crime forces us to question - How safe are we? What has become of our respect for life, let alone for religious leaders? What does this crime say about our society?

Embodying the pride and richness of our timeless heritage, India is all set to welcome the magnificent Yuge Yugeen Bharat National Museum. A brainchild of the Indian Government, this cultural behemoth stands as a testimony to the remarkable tapestry of Indian history and culture dating back over five millennia.

On March 30, 2003, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, like a devoted son of Mother India, remembered the indomitable spirit of Shyamji Krishna Varma, a gallant freedom fighter and unsung hero of India's struggle for independence. His heart swelled with reverence for this exceptional nationalist, his voice echoing the respect and admiration of a grateful nation.

Imbued with an aura of simplicity and innovation, the Pradhan Mantri Sangrahalaya, popularly known as the Museum of Prime Ministers, has made headlines for its impressive revenue generation. In merely a year of its operation, it has generated an astounding ₹6.80 crores, thanks to its unique features and creative activities. This news was unveiled in a Right to Information (RTI) reply, sought by activist Dr Vivek Pandey on July 4, 2023.

On a sunny Friday, India's firmness echoed in the corridors of power, asserting an unambiguous stand against extremist elements operating in the United Kingdom. The country's leadership resolutely called on the UK government to take decisive public action, including deportation or legal prosecution, against Khalistani radicals.