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Judith D'Souza, an Indian NGO worker based on Kabul was captured by militants or terrorists in Kabul 6 weeks ago when returning home after dinner. This was a shock to the family who contacted PM Modi's office and the Foreign Ministry. The Indian government, Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj, and our… Read More

15 year old Ms. Jhanvi Behgal said that she will hoist the Indian Tricolour on 15th August in Srinagar. This is a direct challenge to the separatists who seem to find any pretext for agitation, protests and stone throwing. Ms. Jhanvi, who is a little over half the age of… Read More

Soni, an Aam Admi Party (AAP) activist based in Delhi had reportedly complained to the Arvind Kejriwal, the party's president and Delhi Chief Minister and the AAP party about being molested by Ramesh Wadhwa, also an party member. After months of complaints no action was taken by the party. Not… Read More

With push to track down black money and tax defaulters, the Income Tax department has sent out more than 7 lakh tax notices to those who did not provide their PAN numbers, and more may be sent out. With assistance from banks, the notices were sent out to those who from… Read More

European Union's economic weakness continues to get worse, with further downward pressure from Brexit and immigration issues. Major EU banks asset quality worsens and this is impacting stock prices. Now select Indian Banks including HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Kotak Mahindra Banks and Axis Bank are valued much more than several… Read More

Burhan Wani a dreaded terrorist was killed by security forces in a successful operation. Parts of Kashmir only (not Jammu or Leh-Ladakh areas) burst into protest and destroy property and attack forces. Over 40 people die during this unrest including police and civilians over two weeks. In the coming days… Read More

The Indian Railways has reported an Electric Locomotive (number 23384) has gone missing. It was scheduled to arrive in Tughlakabad railway depot for repairs in June. But even after a month, its whereabouts remain a mystery? This could be the first of its kind, or perhaps with better tracking by… Read More

After Independence, the western countries could not stomach India's flourishing democracy and secular republic. They use visible and invisible means to breakup India, which could have happened had it not been for our brave armed forces. So who were these western countries - some included the present day Western and… Read More

Before India's reforms started, NRIs (or non-resident Indians) were considered royalty. They wore better clothes, drove good cards, ate better chocolates, had better gadgets and had great confidence. They wore probably everyday jeans which we all thought were fancy and brand name wristwatches and the list goes on. And when… Read More

A top and most wanted terrorist of Hizbul Mujahideen, Burhan Wani and two of his associates were killed by security forces in a major breakthrough in Kashmir. This figure is accused of killing many innocent people. Kashmiris erupt in protest and 22 more people die in protests including one policeman.… Read More

According to an MP, the recently constructed girls hostel in the Hindu College, part of the Delhi University system has so many restrictions unlike the boys hostel, that it feel like a madrassa. The girls hostel fees are Rs. 82,000 while the boys hostel fees are Rs. 47,000. The girls… Read More

The idea of the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) which is causing heartburn in some sections in the India but being warmly encouraged by other sections, is a common practice in most countries. Strangely, India is an exception. As the chairman of the Law Commission says, implementing a UCC is about… Read More

Muslims and so called "secular" and marxists talk of secularism only in the places and countries where they are in a minority. How can secularism be good only in India, or US or western countries, but not places such as Saudi Arabia, Iran, Arabia or Pakistan, Bangladesh or others? Outside… Read More

Maharashtra's famous temple town Pandharpur will soon have the world's largest toilet facilities. Eight mega toilet facilities with nearly 1,500 toilets will be constructed. This is to prepare for both the annual pilgrimage of lakhs who seek the blessings of Lord Vitthal, the presiding deity of the state, as well… Read More

China seems to be creating problems or obstacles at every opportunity. If things are too quiet, it will embark on border violations, recently it strongly and publicly opposed India's entry into the NSG (nuclear suppliers group), and it also opposed the UN sanction of Pakistani terrorist groups. This is unfortunate… Read More