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Ravinder Indraj Singh: From Bawana To The Cabinet, Championing A Vision Of Empowerment

Our CorrespondentJanuary 7, 20260

By: Rishali Yadav Ravinder Indraj Singh won the Bawana Assembly seat by defeating AAP candidate Jai Bhagwan Upkar with a margin of over 31,000 votes, highlighting his strong personal support and the BJP’s growing strength in Delhi. After 27 years, the BJP formed the government in the capital, with representation from the Dalit community included in the cabinet. Singh currently serves as a Cabinet Minister in the Delhi government, handling key portfolios such as SC/ST Welfare, Social Welfare, Cooperative Affairs, and Elections. He plays an important role in implementing welfare schemes for marginalised communities, strengthening cooperative institutions, and ensuring transparent and efficient electoral processes. Known for his grassroots approach and balanced leadership, Ravinder In

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The World Has Forgotten Us: ‘Beyond the Battlefield’

SHIVANI UJJAINWALAugust 18, 20250

War’s Cruelty: The Innocent Pay the Price! During the Israel-Iran War of 2025, thousands of innocent civilians bore the brunt of relentless airstrikes, missile attacks, and ground clashes. Residential areas, hospitals, and schools were hit, leading to mass casualties among non-combatants. Women and children suffered the most; many were killed, severely injured, or left homeless as entire neighbourhoods turned to rubble.  Displacement camps became overcrowded with scarce food, water, and medical aid, exposing survivors to disease and hunger. Countless children were orphaned, traumatised by the violence they witnessed. In addition, both sides reportedly took civilians as hostages for leverage, leaving families shattered and living in fear. The war created a humanitarian catastrophe

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Sad Story Of Indian Journalism : Death Of Mukesh Chandrakar

Samriti DhatwaliaJanuary 23, 20250

The death of Mukesh Chandrakar, 33 a journalist known for his investigative reporting on corruption in Chhattisgarh, has raised significant concerns regarding the safety of journalists and the state of Press Freedom in India. Chandrakar's body was discovered in a septic tank on January 3, 2025, after he went missing on 31st December 2024. The reason behind is murder is linked to his recent reports exposing corruption in local road construction projects, specifically involving a contractor who is now a prime suspect in the case.  Mukesh Chandrakar was a freelance journalist. After his father’s demise in childhood, he was taking care of his mother. He did various odd jobs and during teenage years he developed a liking towards journalism. He also started a popular YouTube channel with 1.79

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Judicial Probe Initiated Into Mukhtar Ansari’s Death Amid Allegations of Poisoning

Haque AjazulApril 5, 20240

The recent death of Mukhtar Ansari, a notorious gangster turned politician, has ignited a storm of controversy amidst claims from his family of foul play through poisoning. Uttar Pradesh is on high alert following this incident, with heightened security measures in place across multiple districts. Amidst this tense atmosphere, a judicial inquiry has been swiftly ordered to investigate the circumstances surrounding Ansari's demise. Judicial Inquiry Ordered Chief Judicial Magistrate Bhagwan Das Gupta has taken the decisive step of initiating a judicial inquiry into Mukhtar Ansari's death. Ansari, aged 63, passed away due to a cardiac arrest at a hospital in Banda, Uttar Pradesh. The inquiry is set to shed light on the events leading up to his untimely death, which occurred shortly a

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Putin’s Biggest Rival Dies: Lawyer To Anti-Corruption Activist, Chronology Of Navalny’s Dire Fate

Snehashish RoyFebruary 17, 20240

A possible Kremlin plot to kill Alexei Navalny, a fierce critic of Vladimir Putin and Russia’s leading opposition figure, has sparked widespread rumours of a political murder. A lawyer who became an anti-corruption activist in the late 2000s, Navalny, 47, believed that Putin’s regime was based on cronyism and graft. He was one of the first to be detained during the anti-Putin protests of 2011-12. After his release, he kept challenging Putin, and in 2013, he ran for mayor of Moscow. Despite the lack of media attention and the competition from Putin’s ally Sergey Sobyanin, he won over 27 per cent of the vote but was later banned from running for office. Navalny remained a popular figure in Russia and a respected voice in the West. In 2013, he started his YouTube channel wher...

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Pakistan Election: What Is Military’s Role In Country’s Politics? A Look At Its History

Snehashish RoyFebruary 10, 20240

Pakistan held national elections on February 8, with many predicting that Nawaz Sharif will be re-elected as Prime Minister. However, his predicted victory is not necessarily due to overwhelming popular support for his party, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N). In fact, the most popular party in Pakistan at the moment is the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), led by Imran Khan, who is currently in jail and not able to run in the election. Like Imran, Nawaz has faced allegations of corruption in the past and resigned from the Prime Minister's post in 2017 before leaving the country. Despite this, Nawaz is predicted to win thanks to the influence of the Pakistani military, which has been a major player in the country's politics since its formation in 1947. The military has...

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Tracking Bihar’s Political Pulse: Nitish Kumar Set To Shun RJD, Re-Join Old Ally BJP

Snehashish RoyJanuary 26, 20240

As the BJP signals its intention to join forces with the Janata Dal (United) once again, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is expected to keep his position in the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government with two BJP leaders as his deputies, following the 2020 Assembly elections outcome. The BJP may choose a leader from an Extremely Backward Class (EBC) as one of the Deputy CMs, possibly former Deputy CM Renu Devi who belongs to the Nonia community. Renu Devi made history in 2020 as Bihar’s first woman Deputy CM, but she lost her post in August 2022 when Nitish switched sides to Mahagathbandhan and toppled the NDA government. The party insiders say there is no consensus yet on the second Deputy CM. Some of the contenders are former Deputy CM and Rajya Sabha MP Sushil Kumar Modi, cu...

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EXCLUSIVE: Shoaib Malik Ties The Knot With Pakistani Actress, Sana Javed Amid Divorce Rumours With Sania Mirza

SHIVANI UJJAINWALJanuary 20, 20240

Shoaib Malik married Pakistani actress Sana Javed for the second time amid rumours of his separation from Sania Mirza, and the newlyweds announced the news to their fans. Shoaib Malik gets hitched to Sana Javed, shares wedding photos with her On January 20, 2024, Shoaib Malik posted two happy pictures from his wedding to Sana Javed to his Instagram account. They were seen having a cozy moment together as the photos were being taken. They looked good together and were dressed in gorgeous wedding attire. The cricket player looked good in a bandhgala suit with a matching doshala and white hues. Sana, on the other hand, wore an elaborately decorated sage green outfit with kundan jewelry. She accessorized her appearance with a bun and minimal makeup. Shoaib shared the heartwarming photos

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Congress In Political Maze: A Tale Of Triumphs And Tribulations

Sayani ChakrabortyDecember 27, 20230

Unexpected results have left the Congress party reeling in the wake of the most recent state elections. Although they won in Telangana, the party was unexpectedly unsuccessful in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Chhattisgarh. This electoral whirlwind raises the interesting question of whether the success or failure of Congress is associated with the opponent's preference for state apparatus and governance over pure political tactics. Abundance of self confidence and internal strife The Congress party's defeat in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh was mostly characterised by internal strife and an abundance of self-confidence. But another aspect—the character of politics in these states—becomes apparent upon closer inspection. In Madhya Pradesh, where there is a strong Hindutva political c...

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Electoral Alchemy: Decoding BJP’s Magic Recipe For Success In India’s Political Arena!

Sayani ChakrabortyDecember 19, 20230

It is indisputable that Narendra Modi's magnetic personality is the bedrock of the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) electoral supremacy in India. As the party's public face during election campaigns, Modi does double duty: he controls the unhappiness with current BJP governments and helps to grow and strengthen the party's base of support. A Firm Basis for Achievement: Ideological Resilience The BJP's core support group is a key component for repeated electoral success, and a firm ideological basis offers just that. Even in the most economically depressed parts of India, the party has been able to win over voters from all walks of life, which is especially true in the Hindi-speaking regions. This has altered the political scene so that caste factors are less important now than they wer...

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PM Tells Parliamentarians To Drop ‘Ji’ From Modi, Says “Don’t Distance Me From Public” Checkout Deets!

SHIVANI UJJAINWALDecember 8, 20230

PM Modi asked all of the MPs to refer to him as Modi rather than "Modi Ji" during the BJP Parliamentary Party meeting. On Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked all Members of Parliament to address him as Modi rather than "Modi Ji." "Don't distance me from the public by making me 'Modi ji'. "I am Modi," he said. Prime Minister Modi stated at the Bharatiya Janata Party Parliamentary Party meeting that the saffron party's victories in the three Hindi heartland states of Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Rajasthan were a group effort rather than an individual one. According to PM Modi, this was a group victory rather than an individual one. Additionally, the PM stated, "Don't distance me from the public by making me 'Modi ji'. "I am Modi," he said. PM Modi stated during th

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“Aim Is To End Hatred In Country, And For That Modi Needs To Be Defeated,” Says Rahul Gandhi: Deets Inside!

SHIVANI UJJAINWALDecember 2, 20230

Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the Congress, stated on Tuesday that he wants to eradicate hatred in the nation and that Prime Minister Narendra Modi must be defeated at the Centre to achieve this goal. Speaking at an election rally in Nampally, he claimed that hate has been propagated throughout the nation by the RSS, Modi, and "hardliners." During his Bharat Jodo Yatra, Congress came up with the slogan "opening a'mohabbat ki dukaan' (shop of love) in the 'nafrat ke bazaar' (market of hate)," he said. He also mentioned that as he battles Modi, 24 cases have been filed against him in different states, and the courts have been calling him on occasion. “First time, for defamation, I got two years’ punishment. My Lok Sabha membership was cancelled. My government house was taken away

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