Jan 30, 2025
"घर वापसी": In Chhattisgarh, 29 Naxals surrendered in Narayanpur citing development work, while in Sukma, 9 Naxals with a cumulative Rs 52 lakh bounty, including top cadres from deadly Minpa and Burkapal encounters, turned themselves in
In a major development in Chhattisgarh's fight against Naxalism, 29 Naxals from the Kutul area surrendered to Narayanpur SP Prabhat Kumar on Wednesday. According to the officials, the group consisted of 22 men and 7 women, marking a significant shift in the ongoing efforts to curb insurgency in the region.
Jan 29, 2025
"जिहाद": ISIS’s Voice of Khurasan digital manual trains jihadists in cyber warfare, encryption & anonymous recruiting; Bengaluru’s Mehdi Masroor Biswas, radicalized 17,700 followers before his 2014 arrest, but his 2024 release raises fresh terror concerns
The Islamic State (ISIS) has expanded its battlefield beyond physical territories, venturing into the vast expanse of the internet to recruit and train a new generation of 'online jihadis.' Central to this strategy is their propaganda magazine, Voice of Khurasan, which plays a crucial role in realizing ISIS's ambition of enlisting jihadis worldwide through social media and other online platforms.
Jan 29, 2025
Modi govt crushed Soros-funded Reporters’ Collective’s falsehoods by revoking its non-profit status after it peddled fake poverty data, ignoring NITI Aayog’s work with OPHI & UNDP, while being bankrolled by Ford, Omidyar, Rockefeller, and Open Society
On January 28, the Reporters’ Collective, a group heavily funded by foreign entities linked to George Soros, announced on X (formerly Twitter) that the Modi government had revoked its non-profit status. This comes after the controversial group was caught peddling fabricated data to discredit India’s poverty reduction efforts.
Jan 28, 2025
"Secrets and Lies": Muhammad Yunus, linked to the Clintons through $13M USAID funds, $300K donation claims, IRS threats to Sheikh Hasina's son, and loans via Clinton Foundation, faces scrutiny over his daughter Monica’s alleged role in Biden’s PCAH
Following publication of investigation report in Indian media exposing involvement of Monica Yunus, daughter of Muhammad Yunus in thePresident's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities (PCAH) under Joe Biden’s presidency, which is an advisory committee to the President of the United States on cultural issues, the website of this entity has been mysteriously shutdown. Clicking on the website PCAH.gov from Bangladesh and a number of countries shows – the site is down.
Jan 28, 2025
Sivagalai unveils a 5,300-year-old Iron Age artifacts, AMS-dated urns, and Vedic references to metals like iron and copper reveal advanced metallurgy, predating Indus Valley and showcasing mastery of Wootz steel, redefining India’s ancient history
Carbon dating of artefacts unearthed during recent archaeological excavations in Tamil Nadu has confirmed that the use of iron in the region dates back to more than 5,300 years ago, making it the oldest recorded Iron Age in India. These findings shed light on the advanced nature of ancient Tamil civilisation and its early adoption of iron technology.
Jan 27, 2025
Sheikh Hasina's oligarch sees regime change in Bangladesh as an 'Islamist-military coup,' while Bangladesh under Yunus faces delayed elections, rising Islamist influence, fears of a Caliphate, military sanctions & political turmoil fueled by global powers
Bangladesh stands at a precarious crossroads following the abrupt ouster of Sheikh Hasina's regime on August 5, an event her loyalists decry as an 'Islamist-military coup'. As accusations of betrayal and corruption swirl around Hasina's inner circle, the nation grapples with a volatile political landscape dominated by power struggles, rising Islamist influence, and looming international repercussions. Against this backdrop, the role of figures like Muhammad Yunus and the involvement of foreign powers, including Pakistan’s ISI, add further complexity to an already combustible situation. With...
Jan 27, 2025
"अशुभ": Thiruparankundram Hill, sacred to Hindus, faces encroachment as Nawaz Kani’s planned eating non-veg spark outrage; BJP, Hindu Munnani, and Annamalai condemn DMK’s silence, organizing a Feb 4 protest to protect Lord Murugan’s historic abode
Chennai (Tamil Nadu) – A brewing controversy has engulfed the sacred Thiruparankundram Hill, as both overt and covert efforts have allegedly been underway to transform this Hindu holy site into an Islamic ‘Sikandar Hill.’ This move, which has sparked widespread outrage among Hindu organizations and political leaders, highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding the preservation of religious heritage in Tamil Nadu.
Jan 27, 2025
Mursaleen, Hasnain, Yameen, Zeeshan, and Junaid arrested in Moradabad for illegal cow slaughter; police seized pistols, knives, a blood-stained bike, and evidence of their racket supplying meat, while Azizur Rahman and Farman remain absconding
In a late-night operation between January 24th and 25th, the Bhojpur and Civil Lines police in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, successfully arrested five individuals connected to illegal cow slaughter after two separate encounters. The accused, identified as Mursaleen, Mohammad Hasnain alias Builder, Yameen, Zeeshan, and Junaid, were reportedly running a cow slaughter racket while masquerading as daily wage laborers.
Jan 27, 2025
"बस, अब और नहीं": President Trump’s executive order halted USAID’s $954M Bangladesh program, froze $72B global aid for 90 days, and cut Rohingya funds, leaving post-revolution Bangladesh, grappling with economic turmoil and a $5B bailout request
Within five days of taking office as the 47th President of the United States, Donald Trump issued an executive order that sent shockwaves across international aid communities. On January 25, 2025, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) formally directed its implementing partners in Bangladesh to immediately suspend all ongoing contracts, grants, and assistance programs for a period of 90 days. This move followed the president's broader decision to halt US operations in Bangladesh, raising questions about the future of foreign aid in the region.