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It seems America’s woke wave has finally begun to recede, leaving behind remnants of its peculiar madness. Cancel culture, once a force to be feared, now seems toothless. In fact, many credit Trump’s re-election to the growing discontent with the chaos brought by identity politics—destroying women’s sports, glamorizing bizarre lifestyles, and pandering endlessly to micro-minorities that somehow wielded disproportionate power. Yet, to assume that this hysteria has vanished would be wishful thinking. The latest absurdity comes straight out of Meta, Mark Zuckerberg's social media empire.

In a discovery that has sent waves of excitement through the local community, an ancient Hanuman temple has been unearthed in Patharkandi, located in the Sri Bhumi district of Assam. The excavation took place near the Langai River in Bilbari, Patharkandi, bringing to light a sacred site that had been hidden for centuries. "Behind the temple, the Hanuman Chalisa is inscribed," a feature that has captivated both historians and devotees alike. This inscription is seen as a significant spiritual and cultural hallmark, deepening the temple’s importance in the region.

On January 23, the Madhya Pradesh High Court dismissed a petition seeking the removal of a temple located on Yashwant Niwas Road in Indore. The court's stance was unequivocal—the petitioner had no compelling reason or justification for his demand. In a firm rebuke, the court imposed a penalty of Rs 25,000 on the litigant, who identified himself as a journalist. The bench asserted that the petitioner had a "vested interest" in the property in question, which likely motivated his plea for the temple’s removal.

Controversy erupted after Congress leader Sonia Gandhi criticized President Droupadi Murmu's speech at the joint sitting of Parliament. The remarks, made on Friday, came after the President's address preceding the Budget session. Sonia Gandhi commented that the President appeared fatigued towards the conclusion of her speech and struggled to continue.

The imposition of Western sanctions on Russia has been one of the most significant geopolitical developments in recent years. Initially aimed at crippling Russia’s economy and deterring its military operations, these sanctions have instead produced unintended consequences. Rather than isolating Russia, they have accelerated its economic realignment with non-Western powers, challenging the dominance of Western financial systems.

In a deeply distressing incident on Thursday, January 30, a college student was brutally murdered in Raichur city, Karnataka, by a man identified as Mubin after she rejected his marriage proposal. The horrific crime unfolded in Sindhanoor town where Mubin, in a fit of rage, took the life of the young girl in a savage act of violence.

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.

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.

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.