Bangladesh 2026 Election: Tarique Rahman’s Victory Reshapes Power, Minority Security and India Relations
Bangladesh 2026 Election brings Tarique Rahman to power, triggering major constitutional reforms, minority security concerns, and new India ties.
We Will Not Allow Impediment”: In West Bengal SIR Case Supreme Court Cracks Whip on Mamta Govt
SC Refuses Stay on West Bengal SIR Case; DGP Summoned & ED Probe Update
When Gesture Politics Overtakes Gravitas: Rahul Gandhi and the Cost of Parliamentary Spectacle
An editorial look at Rahul Gandhi’s repeated parliamentary controversies, gesture politics, and why spectacle over substance weakens India’s democratic institutions.
PM Modi in Epstein Files: Fact-Checking the 2026 Document Release
Is PM Modi in Epstein Files? Discover the truth behind the 2017 email mentions, the MEA’s “trashy ruminations” response, and the reality of the DOJ records.
Alberta Separatism Crisis: Ottawa Cries ‘Treason’ as US Talks Heat Up
As Alberta Separatism activists meet US officials for a $500B loan, Ottawa shifts from “freedom of expression” to cries of treason. A look at the geopolitical irony.
Obama Arrest Imminent? Tulsi Gabbard Accuses Obama of Russia Conspiracy as Trump Backs Probe
Tulsi Gabbard accuses Obama-era intelligence leaders of a Russia conspiracy as Trump backs a DOJ probe. Is an Obama arrest possible? Facts explained.
India’s Pralay Missile Passes Salvo User Trials, Boosting Tactical Deterrence
India’s Pralay missile has cleared key user-trials with successful salvo launches. We explain how it reshapes India’s war-fighting and deterrence strategy.
Epstein Files Released: What the Newly Unsealed U.S. Court Records Reveal—and What Remains Hidden
Newly released Epstein files court records reveal allegations, elite connections and heavy redactions. A fact-based analysis of what’s known—and what remains hidden.
Bangladesh Sees Surge in Islamist Violence as Hindu Minority Faces Rising Attacks Amid Political Instability
Bangladesh faces a surge in Islamist violence after political instability, with Hindu minorities increasingly targeted amid mob lynchings and extremist mobilisation.
Bleed India by a Thousand Cuts: How Zia’s Dark Doctrine Has Now Turned Pakistan Into Its Own Worst Nightmare
In this hard-hitting editorial, we examine how Pakistan’s former dictator Zia-ul-Haq’s infamous ‘Bleed India by a thousand cuts’ doctrine transformed into state policy, weaponised terrorism, and ultimately returned as Pakistan’s own curse. From 1971’s historic surrender to today’s internal unrest in Sindh, Balochistan, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, this article explores how karma turned a destructive agenda inward.
