After Khamenei’s Death Iranian Women Lead Defiant Celebrations
Iran has been plunged into political uncertainty after reports confirmed that its Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, was killed in a joint missile strike by the United States and Israel in Tehran. The government announced 40 days of nationwide mourning, tightened security, and urged unity. Yet,… Read More
Holi as Toxin, Ramadan as Detox: Secular Media’s Asymmetrical Lens on Faith
The pattern that emerges from a decade of coverage in Bharat’s leading English‑language outlets is not accidental. From 2016 to 2026, at least 12 major media organizations have systematically framed Holi through the lens of danger, disease, environmental damage and public‑order risk, even as the… Read More
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Not Silence, But Statesmanship: A Rebuttal to Sonia Gandhi’s claim on India’s Iran Policy
Sonia Gandhi, in an Editorial, has accused the Government of India of “abdication” and “silence” over the assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader. The charge is dramatic and morally loaded. But foreign policy cannot be assessed through rhetorical intensity. It must be judged through facts, context… Read More
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Karnataka: Hindu Youth Brutally Assaulted By Radicals After His Instagram Story On Khamenei
A shocking case of alleged Islamist radicalism has emerged from Gangavathi town in Koppal district of Karnataka, where a Hindu youth named Chandrashekhar was reportedly attacked for sharing a news update about the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on his Instagram story. The… Read More
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Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez TO Trump: ‘Illegal Wars By Irresponsible Leaders’ Bring Only Pain
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has strongly responded to US President Donald Trump after Trump threatened to cut off trade with Spain. The warning came after Madrid refused to allow the United States to use jointly operated military bases in southern Spain for its ongoing… Read More
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BJP Is Not Giving Mamata Banerjee The Fight She Wants
On 20 February, Bengal Bharatiya Janata Party chief Samik Bhattacharya found himself doing something unusual for a saffron leader in the state: clarifying that his party had no intention of banning fish or meat in West Bengal.Provocation and patience: The trigger was a Bihar government… Read More
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India must conduct massive deportation drives in the Chicken’s Neck region (Siliguri Corridor)
India must conduct massive deportation drives in the Chicken’s Neck region (Siliguri Corridor). In times of conflict or crisis, illegal Bangladeshi settlements in the Chicken’s Neck will support Bangladesh, not India. It is the only overland link connecting the rest of India to the Northeastern… Read More
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Why The Sangita Kalanidhi Is Incomplete Without K J Yesudas
In the late 1970s, the Carnatic music world was enduring a precarious existence. The greats of the art were seemingly on the way out, and fresh new talents were not emerging in the way that would have felt comforting. The problem was that to the… Read More
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Bangladesh: Even After The New Government Has Taken Office, The Killing Of Hindus Continues To Rise
Although ten days have not yet passed since the new government assumed responsibility, the number of Hindus being killed in Bangladesh continues to increase. On Wednesday night (25 February) and early Thursday (26 February), in two separate incidents in Chattogram, two members of the Hindu… Read More
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Congress, CPM, TMC: The Saga Of Infiltration Through West Bengal
Infiltration into West Bengal started tentatively from end-1960s in West Bengal. This piece enlists the Muslim-represented assemblies of the State & attempts to depict the evolution of all such assembly segments viewing critically the role of Congress, CPM & the TMC in handing many assemblies… Read More
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