The Ceasefire Lie: How India Faced Diplomatic Deceit?
The so-called ceasefire was not a agreement, not even a documented pact — it was merely an “understanding to stop military actions"
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India’s Decisive Response to Pakistan’s Escalation, Strike on Strategic Pakistani Airbase
On the midnight of May 09, 2025, India found itself at the receiving a massive and unprovoked escalation by Pakistan. In a clear violation of...
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IMF’s Blood Money: Fueling a Terror State in South Asia, Approves $2.3 Billion Loan to Pakistan
This decision has sparked significant controversy, particularly from India, which abstained from the vote and expressed strong dissent, citing concerns over Pakistan
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Operation Sindoor: The Justice Delivered
On May 7, the Indian Armed Forces initiated Operation Sindoor, targeting terrorist infrastructure within Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Jammu and Kashmir.
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NCERT unveiled new syllabus: major curriculum overhaul for 2025
The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) introduce new updated syllabus of 7th class and 12th textbook.
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Pahalgam terror attack: 26 killed, including foreigners, locals & navy officer
PM Modi says those behind this heinous act will be brought to justice, will not be spared
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Kancha Gachibowli forest issue: All you need to know
The government's decision to auction 400 acres of forest land in central Hyderabad has prompted significant student protests and prompted Supreme Court intervention.
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The Evolution of Waqf Boards in India: Laws, Reforms, and the Impact on Muslim Women from The Mughals to the Modi Government
This article traces the evolution of Waqf boards, focusing on key laws and amendments, and how various governments, particularly the UPA and Modi government.
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Union Budget 2025-26
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented her 8th record annual budget on 1st February 2025 with major estimations and strategic priorities.
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The Enemy Property Act and Saif Ali Khan: Let’s look at the legal side.
Pursuant to the Enemy Property Act of 1968, the Indian government retains the authority to seize assets belonging to individuals who have relocated to Pakistan.
