
Blame Pakistan, Ignore the Paper Leak
Delhi Police identified 480 Pakistan-linked handles spreading misinformation, yet not one arrest has been made over who actually leaked the NEET paper.

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.

India’s water minister declared not a single drop of water will flow to Pakistan, as New Delhi actively works to block flows under Modi’s directives.

Faisal Khan charged one-tenth of what rivals charged and gave free education to the poor; he is now missing while police search for him.




