Kejriwal is like Gandhi ji
Mamata Banerjee put up a great fight against the wrongdoings of CAPF AND ECI
He thinks CAPF in West Bengal was for controlling the votes not to protect the voters.
He thinks saving petrol, gold etc is only governments job and if they are asking people they are a failure!
Dont submit your data to these fake data farmers
It’s always fascinating how Western nations love to lecture the world about media liberty. For years, we’ve heard Norwegian reporters proudly beat their chests about holding the top spot on the World Press Freedom Index. But the glossy propaganda fell apart completely when put to a real-world test. During a recent visit, instead of showcasing this supposed commitment to transparency, the Norwegian Prime Minister literally ran away from basic, routine questions asked by Indian journalists regarding the visit.
If your press freedom is so robust, why look terrified when a microphone from independent Indian media comes your way? This blatant avoidance exposes a massive double standard. The "No. 1" title is nothing more than a carefully curated shield to avoid actual scrutiny. When the narrative isn't controlled and the questions aren't scripted, the elite facade crumbles. Absolute hypocrisy!
NSG Has the Aura, But SPG Has the Ultimate Shif
But leave it to RJ Sayema to come to the man’s defense and somehow turn this into “bigotry” and “hate against minorities,” instead of condemning the disgusting behavior for what it is.
Born in Jalalpur village (Vaishali district, Bihar), Baikuntha Shukla was a fearless Indian nationalist and primary school teacher who became a prominent armed revolutionary with the Hindustan Socialist Republican Association (HSRA).
He is best known for avenging the executions of Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev, and Rajguru by assassinating Phanindra Nath Ghosh, the government informant whose betrayal led to their hanging. For this act of retribution, Shukla was arrested by colonial forces and martyred at the Gaya Central Jail on 14 May 1934 at the young age of 26.
Same CNBC, same journalist Timsy Jaipuria, same pattern: spread fake news, get exposed, then quietly delete posts.
This time, Prime Minister Narendra Modi personally stepped in to fact-check and trash their "exclusive" story about a fake foreign travel tax, calling it "totally false with not an iota of truth." Following the heavy backlash, both CNBC-TV18 and the journalist deleted their posts and retracted the story.
This isn’t the first time either. They had deleted an earlier post as well after Finance Minister Nirmala ji publicly fact-checked them.
At this point, this recurring cycle looks less like reckless journalism and more like a deliberate propaganda campaign.
It is hard to take China’s environmental commitments seriously when you look at the ecological disaster unfolding in the South China Sea.
How can a nation claim leadership in environmental protection while actively committing "ecocide" for geopolitical gain?
I recently came across a haunting piece of Middle Persian literature written shortly after the Arab conquest of Persia. It’s a poem that captures the raw grief of the Zoroastrian community as they watched their ancient world collapse.
The Context
The poem is titled "Abar Madan-i Vahram-i Varjavand". It was written during a time of immense persecution, when the "Fire Temples were silenced" and the Persian people were forced to pay the Jizya (tribute).
The most striking part of the ballad is its focus on India. Many Zoroastrians (who would later become the Parsis) fled to Gujarat to preserve their faith. The poem looks toward India with hope, praying for a legendary figure named Bahram Varjavand to return with a massive Indian army—complete with war elephants—to reclaim Iran.