While India celebrates the principle of national freedom, Kashmiris remind the world that their own political future remains unsettled.
Three of the nine named companies are fully owned by the Government of India, meaning the Indian state is not merely a regulator but a direct supplier.
Delhi Police identified 480 Pakistan-linked handles spreading misinformation, yet not one arrest has been made over who actually leaked the NEET paper.
Within 78 hours of the chief justice’s remark, a satirical Instagram page had amassed three million followers; within two months, 10,000 were marching on parliament.
In West Bengal’s Nandigram constituency, 95% of deleted voters were Muslim, though the community comprises only 25% of the electorate.
Law enforcement in the US, Canada, and Europe arrested 24 people linked to three India-based transnational organised crime syndicates.
India is selling the Astra missile on the strength of Operation Sindoor; the operation’s actual air record makes that a difficult pitch.
Modi’s “Guardian of the Blue Horizon” award was created just three days before his Seychelles visit, with him as its sole recipient.
Pakistan’s briefing signals a potential policy shift toward an aggressive, ideologically-driven posture, moving toward confrontation.
India deploys 670 companies of Central Armed Police Forces for the Amarnath Yatra under Operation SANJY-2026, the largest security mobilisation in pilgrimage history.
