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    NDA wins landslide victory in Bihar 

    Abhishek Vij On Friday, the Bihar vote count quickly confirmed a decisive outcome: another victory for the Nitish government and the NDA. Although expectations pointed to a close contest between the NDA and the Grand Alliance, the results were overwhelmingly one-sided. Predictions that Tejashwi Yadav and his alliance might prompt a change, as claimed by.

    When Words Lie but Vibes Don’t: The Silent Language of Truth

    Dr. Tanu Jain Have you ever met someone who spoke all the right words — polite, kind, even affectionate — yet something in you felt uneasy? Or perhaps you’ve met another who said little, yet their presence calmed your storm. It’s in such moments we realize a quiet truth of life: words can be sugarcoated,.

    India Must Break the Chains of a Slave Mindset

    Iqbal Singh Lalpura For nearly a thousand years, India lived under foreign rule—first under the invaders from Central Asia, later under the Mughals, and finally under the British. The result was not just political submission but a slow and painful decline of confidence, courage, and reasoning. The foreign rulers came with a master’s mindset, disciplined,.

    New Delhi blast rekindles old security wounds

    Recent attacks and foiled plots have exposed a hard truth about India’s security landscape. The Delhi blast that killed and injured civilians is the latest in a long string of incidents that trace back to transnational networks. Arrests in Gujarat and Kashmir, and large seizures of explosives, show that India’s security apparatus can disrupt plots..

    Bangladesh’s Turmoil from Hasina’s POV 

    Ousted Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has strongly criticised the policies of Muhammad Yunus, calling his actions “foolish and self-defeating” for Bangladesh’s diplomatic ties with India. In an interview with PTI, Hasina said India has “always been Bangladesh’s most important international relationship,” adding that Yunus’ hostility towards India is a reflection of his weak and.

    Delhi’s perpetrators should not escape

    Abhishek Vij On Monday evening, a suicide attack was carried out in the parking lot outside the Red Fort Metro Station in Old Delhi. The bomb blast was so devastating that, as of the last reports, a total of 12 people were killed and more than two dozen were injured. The explosion was so powerful.

    India’s growing road safety crisis demands action

    A deadly road accident in Harmada, Jaipur, on November 3, 2025, has once again drawn attention to India’s alarming road safety crisis. A speeding dumper truck, later confirmed to have been driven under the influence of alcohol, crashed into 17 vehicles on Loha Mandi road, killing 13 people and injuring at least 10 others. The.

    Bangladesh’s shifting alignment and India’s concerns 

    Concerns have grown in India over the possibility that Bangladesh could become a staging ground for anti-India activities, driven by recent political shifts in Dhaka and a visible improvement in ties between Bangladesh and Pakistan. The fall of the Sheikh Hasina government in August 2024 altered the political atmosphere in the country, and subsequent developments.

    My Lord, save us from pollution! 

    Abhishek Vij Air pollution and global warming pose a significant threat to human existence worldwide. This threat is becoming evident in India. These days, there’s a lot of concern about air pollution. This issue isn’t limited to Punjab, Haryana, or Delhi. No matter how many claim that Punjab is causing pollution in Delhi, Punjab Chief.

    Power, politics, and Pakistan’s 27th amendment 

    The proposed 27th Amendment to Pakistan’s Constitution has stirred a storm of debate and concern across the country, drawing criticism from legal experts, political leaders, and civil society alike. At the heart of the controversy lies the perception that the amendment fundamentally alters the balance of power within the judiciary, potentially undermining the Supreme Court’s.

    Gurugram: a city built against its landscape 

    Gurugram witnessed two major bouts of intense rainfall this year. The first occurred between July 9 and 10, when the city received about 133 mm of rain within 12 hours. The second took place on September 1, bringing more than 100 mm of rainfall in just four hours. Both events led to severe waterlogging, prolonged.