Last Updated: September 30, 2026

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    The internationalization of terrorism

    Abhishek Vij Terrorism is no longer a local problem in this changing world. It has gone far beyond the long-standing animosity or political ill-will between the two countries. This is evidenced by the indiscriminate firing by two attackers on members of the Jewish community celebrating the Hanukkah festival at Bondi Beach in Australia on Sunday.

    China’s Diplomatic Statement 

    Abhishek Vij Just a week ago, Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in India for a two-day visit. Breaking protocol, Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed him with a hug at the airport and hosted a dinner in his honor. The dinner hosted by President Draupadi Murmu on the following day reflected the close ties. A five-year.

    Blaming Pak for destroying Sikh rights

    Khalistani face in panic: Gopal Singh Chawla claims ‘house arrest’ as ISI tightens grip Gopal Singh Chawla, long projected by Pakistan as a poster boy of Khalistani propaganda, now finds himself trapped in the very system he once served. In a series of desperate audio messages, Chawla has claimed that he has been secretly held.

    Vande Mataram should unite, not divide, our nation 

    Abhishek Vij Just as Jana Gana Mana, written by Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore, is our country’s national anthem, similarly, Vande Mataram, written by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee in the novel Anand Math, is our country’s national song. Historically, Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore himself urged Mahatma Gandhi to make Vande Mataram the national song. However, as history alleges, fearing.

    Spouse visa fraud ruins futures 

    Abhishek Vij In several Indian states, young people who hope to emigrate are shown unrealistic dreams, often leading them into traps. Some are convinced to travel to the United States or other wealthy countries under false pretences, hoping to gain refugee status or political protection. With strict new policies, including bans and tightened immigration standards,.

    Achievements of India-Russia summit 

    Abhishek Vij The 23rd annual summit between India and Russia took place on Friday in a solemn atmosphere. Two of the world’s greatest leaders, Modi and Putin, embraced each other as if giving a treat to Trump and China. The understandings reached during the summit are expected to strengthen the two countries’ strategic partnership. These.

    Pending justice in acid attacks: a national shame 

    Abhishek Vij On Thursday, the Supreme Court expressed deep sorrow and shock that the delay in delivering justice in acid attack cases on women and children in the country’s higher courts has been years in the making. Such inhuman acts are more serious than murder, as the perpetrators of acid attacks or acid inflicting pain.

    Putin arrives in India for strategic talks

    Abhishek Vij Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in New Delhi on Thursday evening at 7 p.m. for his 10th visit to India. Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed Putin with a hug and hosted a dinner in his honor. Putin is on a 30-hour, two-day visit to India. Although this is Putin’s tenth visit to India,.

    Cultural naming under scrutiny

    The Modi government is committed to transforming Indian culture into history, creating a sense of the times, and giving dignity to the present. The government wants to erase the ruins of Britishness from the country. Not only is it attempting to revive the history written by foreigners with an indigenous perspective, but it is also.

    The pointless controversy over ‘Sanchar Sathi’ 

    Abhishek Vij With the country’s growing digital power, cybercrimes appear to have risen as well. The Supreme Court recently expressed concern over digital arrests, calling them a serious crime and urging the CBI to apprehend the perpetrators. The number of cybercrimes being committed is not commensurate with the number of criminals caught, nor are the.

    CBI to investigate digital arrest cases

    India faces a surge in international cybercrimes, despite priding itself on digital power. As scientists develop advanced AI, this technology offers greater convenience to citizens, but equally enables fraudsters. Notably, mobile phones have transformed into universal social tools, with statistics indicating that India now experiences the highest number of cybercrimes globally. Cybercrimes in India, particularly.