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After OpIndia reported about a home tutor Pratibha using her Instagram page with a misleading bio and posting videos featuring school children hurling abuses at PM Modi, the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has initiated action.
From a ₹500 loan and a small sweet shop in Jalandhar to a ₹2,000-crore education empire, this is the story behind the ‘Lovely’ in Lovely Professional University
Pro-Congress journalist Mrinal Pande falsely claimed that when the armies of Mahmud of Ghazni attacked and plundered the Somnath Temple, its priests were sitting outside and singing Bhajans asking for Lord Shiva's blessings, even as historical sources document that priests and local Hindus fought bravely.
Ujjain’s Shahi Masjid row escalated into clashes after protesters opposed the removal of a portion of the mosque for a court-backed road-widening project ahead of Simhastha 2028.
The caption of one video reads 'Sharm karo Modi Ji' while another says 'Modi Baba Chor.' Another video features kids saying that Narendra Modi has destroyed India completely. It is clear from the footage that the children are tutored by Pratibha to mock and berate the Indian Prime Minister.
Ahead of the CJP protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar on 2nd October, a purported online discussion between CJP supporters about pulling off a Nepal-Bangladesh-like violent regime change, and having large media and legal network backing has surfaced online.
Former Kerala Chief Secretary, Jiji Thomson claimed that in 2016, then IAS officer Gyanesh Kumar asked him to contest the 2019 Lok Sabha election as a BJP candidate from Pathanamthitta, very persuasively.
International diplomacy cannot and must not be dictated by emotional sentiments, ideological alignments, or the transient outrage of the leftist ecosystem.
The Delhi High Court The court examined the legal scheme under the BNS and the POCSO Act and noted that both laws penalised sexual intercourse with a woman under 18 years of age.
West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari and MHA PIB unit refuted media reports that claimed that the state's Anti-Goonda Bill was returned, stating that it remains under consideration.
The court adopted a strict stance and pulled up the authorities for insufficient implementation of the existing laws.
From ‘India illegally occupies Kashmir’ to ‘manhoos desh’, Nivedita Menon’s contentious remarks have now followed her to Udaipur, where nationalist voices are demanding answers from those who invited her to speak.
Revanth Reddy’s first 1,000 days in Telangana raise a larger question: what happens when political promises collide with the realities of governing a state?
History is proof enough that once foreign nationals accused in serious cases are allowed to step outside India, bringing them back becomes an uphill task, if not impossible. That raises a fair question: can the NIA court really guarantee that VanDyke and the six Ukrainians will return after their month abroad?
"Efforts are being made to bring the main promoters of the Mahadev Betting App back to India to face trial," ED stated.
