BJP Weighs Plan B for J&K Government Formation

With uncertainty over the upcoming J&K elections, BJP leaders consider alternative strategies for forming a government if coalition talks fail.

Decolonisation Hijacked: From Liberation to New Hegemonies

In the name of decolonisation, India’s central government is replacing one form of domination with another, weaponising anti-Western rhetoric to establish fresh control over thought and culture.

India Checkmates the World: Chess Domination Unfolds

India's rise in global chess is nothing short of a strategic triumph. From producing grandmasters to nurturing young prodigies, the country is now a global chess powerhouse.

Do you support separate flag for Jammu and Kashmir": CM Yogi asks Rahul Gandhi

Amit Shah hit back at Rahul Gandhi, reminding him that the Congress has ruled Jammu and Kashmir most of the time under President's rule has issued.

Lost Hope: Why Indian Youth Are Driven to Suicide

The alarming rise in youth suicides in India reflects the pressure of family expectations, job instability, and social discrimination, demanding urgent attention from both society and the government.

Jammu's Silent Power Play: The Key to J&K's Political Future

As national focus remains fixated on Kashmir, Jammu's pivotal influence in the upcoming elections is being overlooked, despite its potential to shape the future of J&K's governance.

Quad Sets the Sail: China in Crosshairs

In a historic move, Quad nations launch joint coast guard mission to counter China’s maritime influence while calling for peace in Ukraine and resolution in Israel-Gaza conflict.

IS MANDIR IS THE TRP OF BJP OR NARENDRA DAMODAR MODI

After Hindu mobs destroyed a historic mosque, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the consecration of a massive Hindu temple at the same site on Monday in a political move to bolster his party ahead of a crucial national election.

Why PM Modi's Manipur Silence Is Deafening

Despite frequent visits to Kashmir for political rallies, the PM’s adamant refusal to visit conflict-torn Manipur raises serious concerns about his leadership priorities.

Jammu and Kashmir assembly election manifesto unveiling of Congress "Haat Badelega Halat".

The Congress on Monday released its 'Haat Badlega Halat' manifesto for the upcoming assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir, promising a slew of welfare measures for farmers, women and youth. As per the seat-sharing agreement, the NC will contest 51 seats. Congress will contest in 32 seats.

Kejriwal’s Calculated Gamble: Resignation for Redemption

Arvind Kejriwal’s sudden resignation stirs the political waters. AAP sees it as a strategic move, but will it translate into long-term gains or backfire?

Gender Equality First: The Only True Solution to Curbing Rape

Not Interested in PM Post: Gadkari Declines Offer, Reveals in Candid Statement

The Union Minister opens up about refusing an opportunity for the Prime Minister’s post, stating his true ambition lies in serving the country, not personal power.

Bengal's Own Lady Macbeth: Governor's Call to Shun Mamata Banerjee

The Bengal Governor's vow to socially boycott CM Mamata Banerjee escalates political tensions, drawing parallels to Shakespearean betrayal and raising concerns about the future of democracy.

Death Penalty: A Politician's Shortcut to Bypass Real Reform

Political Hypocrisy Unveiled: BJP’s Stance on Bail Sparks Row

CM Sidesteps Justice Amid Kolkata Tragedy

Amid rising public outcry, the Chief Minister faces criticism for allegedly diverting attention away from the investigation of a horrific rape-murder in Kolkata

Mamata's Disconnect: Misreading the Public Pulse

Mamata Banerjee's inability to gauge public sentiment is weakening her political standing. Her disconnect with ground realities risks alienating supporters and derailing her political trajectory in West Bengal.

Aruna Vasudev: Bridging Asian Cinema to the World

Aruna Vasudev’s visionary work has elevated Asian cinema on the global stage, shaping its narrative and influence through dedication and a passion for storytelling.

Modi's Psychological Trap: Rahul Gandhi's Bold Analysis

In a recent statement, Rahul Gandhi criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi, suggesting that Modi’s actions reveal a deeper psychological struggle, which may be affecting his governance.

Centre’s Conspiracy Behind Money Offer Allegation: Mamata/ Mamata Banerjee refutes offering money to deceased doctor's family, alleges Centre's conspiracy

BJP's Power Eroding Quickly

In a striking statement, Rahul Gandhi claims the fear of BJP evaporated within minutes after the election results, signaling a shift in India’s political landscape.

Who Owns Memory?

Memory shapes our identities, yet not all are allowed to remember freely. A film explores who has the right to narrate history and claim their past.

Kolkata’s Justice Surge: Voices for Fairness and Accountability

Scenario of Assembly Elections in Jammu and Kashmir after a decade, Public contractors once again ready to establish and promote their business

Who Kills Punjabis in Pakistan?

Why Balochistan is annoyed with Punjab and Punjabis in Pak

Unraveling Electoral Funding: Explore Global Practices and Perspectives!

Comparative Analysis Sheds Light on Political Funding Mechanisms Worldwide

Political Dynamics Shift: Supporter Urges Can Annanmalai to Challenge the Dravidian Hegemony and Bring Change to Tamil Nadu

As political speculation mounts, attention turns to Can Annanmalai's potential to disrupt the long-standing dominance of Dravidian parties in Tamil Nadu.

Political Dynamics Shift: Supporter Urges Can Annanmalai to Challenge the Dravidian Hegemony and Bring Change to Tamil Nadu.

As political speculation mounts, attention turns to Can Annanmalai's potential to disrupt the long-standing dominance of Dravidian parties in Tamil Nadu.

Key LS Seats in J&K: Get Ready for the First Major Poll Since Art 370 Move!"

"Discover the Crucial Constituencies Shaping Jammu and Kashmir's Political Landscape"

Award-winning Educator Dr. Vijayta Taneja Exclusive interview

Elections are soul of democracy

The upcoming elections in UT J&K an opportunity for the people of J&K to change the fate towards betterment

Weighty bags hit hard school students

Empowering young minds with the belief that they can conquer Anything

I am a lifelong learner: Terry a O'Neal

lifelong learner: Terry a O'Neal

Parvaiz Hussain Khan: A Distinguished Figure in Martial Arts from Kashmir

Dr Sudipta Mishra- An iconic literary legend

Entrepreneurship - An era of change

India’s transformation under the great leadership of Shri Narinder Modi

Education-The Protector Of Generations

What does snowfall mean for Kashmir

Republic Day Celebrations With the world's most popular leader with 76% of respondents

Embracing the Divine: Ram Lalla Janmabhoomi and the Historic Event of January 22, 2024

Anti-encroachment drive, Special Reports from Farooq Renzu Shah

An anti-encroachment drive began at the Malik market in Jammu amid tight security arrangements on Saturday

CONFLICT IN AFGHANISTAN

Known as the “Graveyard of empires” the soil of Afghanistan has absorbed plenty of blood, but for how long?

Baba Reshi, a sufi saint is believed to have constructed a muddy structure called “Dambur” or"Daan" for the first time in the Ramboh village in North Kashmir’s Baramulla district.

“Dambur” or “Daan” is a structure made from the purest form of mud and is usually constructed by the women who have the knowledge of making it. It is constructed by using clay, husk and water and after it is constructed, it is polished with sticky mud like fluid to give it a finishing touch.

A step forward to make peaceful Kashmir 'more peaceful'

As a personal belief, any future negotiations between India and Pakistan can be meaningful and successful if all parties concerned – the governments of India and Pakistan and the Kashmiri leadership – take the following steps.

A STRONG FOE IS BETTER THAN A WEAK FRIEND.

As Pakistan’s Imran Khan fought to retain his post in the face of escalating pressure this month, the now Ex- prime minister pointed the finger at the United States to explain his political downfall, though he did not provide any evidence.

Single Civil Services Exam outdated. UPSC holding separate exam for Indian Railways—good idea

Before the nationalisation of the railways in 1951, all constituent railway companies had their own methods of recruitment. Then why not now?