India Archive

Ravi Sinha, a senior Indian Police Service (IPS) officer of the 1988 batch from the Chhattisgarh cadre, has been appointed as the new chief of the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), India's premier intelligence agency. The appointment was approved by the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet, and Sinha will serve as the RAW chief for the next two years.

In a significant development, the notorious Khalistani terrorist and radical separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar was shot dead in a targeted attack within the premises of the Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara Sahib in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. Nijjar, the head of the Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF) and a prominent figure in the pro-Khalistan movement, was gunned down by two unidentified assailants.

Advocate J Sai Deepak, known for his pointed arguments and popular presence on social media, took his position before the bench led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud in the Supreme Court of India. The ongoing proceedings revolved around the crucial matter of same-sex marriage recognition. In a significant development, Sai Deepak presented compelling arguments on behalf of a women's forum that staunchly opposes the batch of pleas seeking the recognition of same-sex marriage.

National Security Advisor Ajit Doval recently delivered a significant lecture during the inaugural Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Memorial event in New Delhi. He stated that if Subhas Chandra Bose had been alive, India would not have been partitioned. Doval highlighted the exceptional qualities of Bose, emphasizing that very few individuals in Indian and global history had the audacity to challenge the powerful British Empire.

In a momentous achievement, Indian badminton stars Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty etched their names in history by clinching the men's doubles title at the prestigious Indonesia Open. Their resounding victory marks the first time an Indian doubles pair has triumphed in a Super 1000 event, adding to their remarkable list of accolades.

The Mahindra Group, with its unwavering commitment to excellence and national pride, has embarked on a remarkable journey by delivering its indigenous masterpiece, the Armado, to the esteemed Indian armed forces. This groundbreaking armoured vehicle, designed to perfection, promises to revolutionize military operations and instill a sense of awe and invincibility in the hearts of our defenders.

Oh, how delightful it is to witness the Indian Express stumble upon another faux pas! It seems that their commitment to whitewashing terrorists knows no bounds. They have truly mastered the art of crafting narratives that downplay the heinous acts of these individuals. From calling them "students" to labeling them as the "headmaster's son" or simply a "young man who loved bikes," the media has an uncanny ability to transform terrorists into misunderstood souls.

ISRO, the Indian Space Research Organisation, continues to make remarkable strides, leaving the world in awe of India's space ambitions. With recent achievements that challenge the space shuttle market, India's space program is set to disrupt the industry and compete with renowned players like Space X.

In a remarkable incident in Delhi's Mukherjee Nagar area, a group of students demonstrated incredible courage and resourcefulness as they rappelled down the walls of a coaching center to escape a fire that broke out on the top floor of the building. The incident unfolded with intense moments captured on videos that circulated widely.

Avtar Singh Khanda, an asylum seeker, and Khalistani terrorist, passed away in a UK hospital in Birmingham late last night. The news of his death comes after Khanda, who was reportedly suffering from blood cancer, was listed as one of the 45 suspects wanted for the vandalization of the Indian High Commission in London on March 19. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) had recently released the list of suspects, and it was later discovered that Khanda's health had deteriorated.