Last Updated: October 15, 2026

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    The Silence of the Maple Leaf: Why Nancy Grewal’s Murder Must Be Canada’s Final Warning

    The quiet, tree-lined streets of LaSalle, Montreal, were never meant to be a battlefield. Yet, the brutal killing of Nancy Grewal—a 45-year-old personal support worker and outspoken critic of Khalistani extremism—has transformed a peaceful Canadian suburb into a scene of primal, ideological savagery. Stabbed 18 times outside a client’s home in March, Grewal did not.

    Natural farming boosts productivity

    A project run by government and UN Environment Programme (UNEP) promoting natural farming in Andhra Pradesh caused at least 30 per cent increase in productivity and farmer incomes. According to reports, the initiative has already reached over 3 million farmers, with plans to double that number and share lessons globally, The project namely Andhra Pradesh.

    Indian Army Prepares One Step Ahead

    In today’s world, tensions between countries are increasing. Attempts are also made to destroy each other through weapons. It was in this environment that the Indian government initiated efforts to strengthen and self-sufficient our armed forces. Now, India’s naval, naval, and naval forces will function jointly as theater commands. A Western Command will be established.

    High-salt Diet Linked to Faster Memory Decline

    A diet high in salt may accelerate memory decline in men, Australian research reveals, highlighting the importance of dietary choices in supporting brain health. The study found that higher sodium intake may impair episodic memory, which enables people to recall personal experiences and past events, such as where you parked your car or your first.

    How the Colour Red has Faded Over Time in Bengal

    The railway station still reads Naxalbari, but the far-Left movement that originated here in the late 1960s has long since lost momentum, gradually fading nearly six decades on. On the ground, times have changed — and so has the colour of politics. The leaders behind the movement believed in the power of bullets over ballots.

    The Water Terrorist

    Kaveh Madani, director of the United Nations University Institute for Water, Environment and Health (UNU-INWEH), has been named the 2026 recipient of the Stockholm Water Prize, widely regarded as the world’s most prestigious award for water-related work. The announcement was made on March 18, 2026 at UNESCO headquarters in Paris, ahead of World Water Day..

    The Geometric Logic of Justice: Why the Twin Pillars of Reservation and Delimitation are Non-Negotiable

    For decades, the Indian Republic has functioned on a mathematical paradox. We celebrate ourselves as the world’s largest democracy, yet our primary legislative altar—the Lok Sabha—remains a space where the floor test of gender parity fails with rhythmic consistency. As Parliament convenes for this crucial session in April 2026, the introduction of the Constitution (131st.

    Andhra Pradesh: Impending Maoist Collapse

    Deepak Kumar Nayak Research Associate, Institute for Conflict Management On March 30, 2026, Andhra Pradesh Director General of Police (DGP) Harish Kumar Gupta declared that the state was free of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist), a day before the Centre’s deadline, March 31, 2026. Addressing reporters at the Vijayawada Police Command and Control Centre,.

    Mangrove Under Seige

    Global plastic pollution has widespread impact on marine life and mangrove ecosystems are showing signs of distress. New research in a coastal village of Tamil Nadu detected contamination in aquatic species, indicating the magnitude of the problem. Pichavaram is a small coastal village in the Cuddalore district of Tamil Nadu, located between the Vellar and.

    Warming Ocean Waters

    Warming ocean waters or higher sea surface temperatures is driving 50-64 per cent of increase in land heatwaves globally, according to a joint study by multiple agencies. “We use a complex network approach applied to climate reanalysis data to show that the observed intensification of humid heatwaves is closely associated with coastal oceanic warming over.

    Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam: A Historic Step Towards an Empowered India

    Suman Saini Vice Chairperson, Haryana State Council for Child Welfare The role of women in India has been significant for centuries; however, continuous efforts have been undertaken to secure for them a position of equality across social, economic, and political spheres. In this very direction, the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam (Women’s Power Salutation Act) has.