US: Hindus For America Highlights Growing Indian American Support For Trump
Washington: Founder and chairman of Hindus for America First PAC, Utsav Sanduja, spoke about the growing support for US President-elect Donald Trump from the Indian American community, stating that the backing from the community grew from 22 per cent in 2020 to 31 per cent… Read More
Waqf Board’s Encroachment on 413 Government lands in Kaushambi district of Uttar Pradesh Raises Alarms
Shocking revelations are emerging from Kaushambi, a district that neighbors Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh. It has come to light that the Waqf Board is involved in an illegal occupation of 93 hectares of 413 government lands in the district. They happen to be Government/Security lands… Read More
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West Bengal: Bangladeshis Cross Over The Border, Attempt To Steal Crops Of Bharatiya Farmers While Yelling ‘Allah Hu Akbar’and ‘Naara E Takbeer’
“On Saturday (18th January), a mob of Bangladeshis crossed over the border and attempted to steal the standing crops of Indian farmers. The incident took place in Sukdevpur in the Malda district of West Bengal. The Indian farmers confronted the Bangladeshi mob. While it began… Read More
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Uttarakhand UCC Approved: Marriage Registration, Live-in Provisions Retained; Personal Law Disputes Excluded
The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) rules approved by the Uttarakhand government on Monday avoided the controversial proposals for creating a separate process to resolve disputes related to personal laws. The rules proposed by the Shatrughan Singh Committee for the UCC initially presented to the Chief… Read More
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Allahabad High Court Justice Shekhar Kumar Yadav Gets Hounded By Leftists After He Supported UCC At A VHP Event
“Thirteen Senior Advocates of the Supreme Court, including Indira Jaising and her husband Anand Grover, wrote to the Chief Justice of India (CJI) Sanjiv Khanna on January 17 urging him to take suo moto notice of remarks made by Allahabad High Court Judge Justice Shekhar… Read More
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How BJP’s Kerala Christian Outreach Is Playing Out On The Ground
When one looks back at the political developments in Kerala in 2024, two things stand out — the historic victory of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) from Thrissur and a significant rise in the party's vote share. One factor ascribed to the Thrissur win was… Read More
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Christian Missionary Daniel Stephan Courney, Who Incited Kukis Against Meitei Hindus And Modi Government, Carries Out Mass Conversion In Nepal
Daniel Stephan Courney, a US-origin Christian missionary who was news last year for inciting Kukis against Meiteis in conflict-ridden Manipur and carrying out illegal conversion activities while on a tourist visa has now expanded his tentacles to Nepal. On 5th January this year, Courtney, who… Read More
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8 Cases Dropped In 18 Days, Inspector Failed To Testify: Mulayam Singh Govt’s Controversial Withdrawal Of 1978 Sambhal Riots Cases Under Scrutiny
The 1978 communal riots in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, have come back under the spotlight as a government order issued in 1993 to withdraw eight out of 16 cases related to the riots has surfaced on social media. The order was issued by the then-Mulayam Singh… Read More
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Mahakumbh 2025: A Cultural And Economic Spectacle
The Mahakumbh Mela, one of the world’s largest religious gatherings, is a profound testament to India’s rich cultural heritage and dynamic interplay with modern governance and economics. The 2025 edition of this colossal event promises to transcend previous benchmarks, drawing an estimated 400 million pilgrims… Read More
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After 89 Failed Elections, Desperate Rahul Gandhi Declares Fight Against ‘The Indian State’
Rahul Gandhi, the nawabzade coming from the Gandhian Dynasty will be long remembered for his relentless efforts to create rift between the different sections residing in India. He has adeptly capitalized on every divisive issue including fostering caste tensions in India, fueling the North-South divide,… Read More
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