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.
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?
During the press conference, CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke attacked CEC Gyanesh Kumar over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), voter name deletions, and the Indian Express report on internal dissent in the Election Commission.
When Indian Express reports of "ideological rifts" or the "2-1 votes" by the Election Commissioners, remember that the very existence of a three-member Election Commission was once considered anathema by both the government and the judiciary. The idea of having a multi-member Election Commission is to enable the majority to rule.
Indian Express’ ‘ECI crisis’ narrative unravels under scrutiny, with dissenting notes presented as institutional collapse and sweeping centralisation claims contradicted by the ECI and ground-level EROs.
From IIT Bombay to Yale and Oxford, humanities departments show how identity politics can move from academic theory into activism, hiring, policy and campus governance.
Jindal Global Law School has sent a professor who once described Jammu and Kashmir as “India-occupied-Kashmir” to advise the JPC on legislation concerning Jammu and Kashmir, raising serious questions about institutional due diligence and credibility.
The protest date coincides with the anniversary of the Poona Pact, which replaced the separate-electorate proposal for the Depressed Classes with reserved seats under a joint electorate.
When criticism of Ambedkar triggers protests, police action and the seizure of a book, the question is whether dissent is being defeated by debate, or silenced by outrage.
IIT Bombay Sociology Professor Suryakant Waghmore has openly opposed Faculty Forum for backing Professor Suryanarayana Doolla in the Sahil Wakode suicide case.
In the wake of this profound tragedy, intense protests erupted across the institute’s campus, with students demanding strict punitive action against the esteemed faculty member.
What initially appeared to be a case of a student taking his own life after being caught cheating during his mid-semester examinations has now turned into a wider controversy involving allegations of caste-based harassment.
Tamil Nadu BJP leader Ananthan Ayyasamy has strongly opposed invoking the SC/ST Act against the IIT Bombay professor who caught Sahil Wakode using a mobile and an AI chatbot to solve the question paper.
The Karnataka Police’s Criminal Investigation Department (CID) is investigating multiple allegations against the KPSC, including the manipulation of recruitment examinations and the leakage of question papers.
Instagram content creator and comedian Pulkit Mani is receiving flak for mocking Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while sharing stage with Congress MP Rahul Gandhi during a Chhatron ki Gunj event in Indore.
The dexterity at which a caste discrimination spin has been given to the suicide of a Dalit student who was caught cheating during the exam at IIT Bombay, has reignited the debate around the Leftist ideological takeover of India's premier technical institutions.
Rahul Gandhi gave the stage to stand-up 'comedian' Pulkit Mani, who performed a short comic act full of derogatory gestures and insults directed at Prime Minister Modi and an elderly woman whom he provided a seat during his rally.
Ravi Nair was taken into custody and sent to jail on 17th September after a Gandhinagar court issued a non-bailable warrant against him on 3rd September in connection with his petition against his conviction and one-year simple imprisonment in a criminal defamation case against the Adani Group.
In 2023, the Centre revealed that 61 students had died by suicide across IITs, NITs, and IIMs during the preceding five years. A closer look at the caste-based breakup of these 61 deaths dismantles the idea that suicides are exclusive to any single community.
The iPhone 18 Pro queues reveal less about technological necessity and more about human psychology about status, FOMO and the desire to be seen spending big on a smartphone.
Mahua Moitra’s UN complaint seeks to turn an unproven allegation of religious discrimination into an international controversy, without producing evidence that religion was actually the reason for the officers’ exclusion.
The CBI has registered an FIR against the US-based Christian missionary group The Timothy Initiative for violating FCRA and FEMA rules to illegally push funding into India for conversion activities and fuelling left-wing extremism.
The US Congress has passed the Lindsey Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026, empowering President Donald Trump to impose 100% tariffs on top five importers of Russian energy, including China and India.
Nearly one lakh children were newly reported missing in 2024, while police databases, 1098, GHAR, Railways and Anti-Human Trafficking Units work across states to trace children and investigate the circumstances behind disappearances.
After Shiv Sena UBT leader Aaditya Thackeray called his implication in the Disha Salian death case as politically motivated, Salian's father Satish Salian has issued a Rs 500 crore defamation notice to him and ex-Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh.
The fresh round of outrage in support for Umar Khalid follows the grant of three-week interim bail to Swatantra Bhardwaj in the alleged assault case against Hinduphobic CJP-linked activist Nishu Azad’s father, Sanjay Azad.
The Muslim-majority Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) in the southern Philippines completed its first parliamentary election on 15th September, after ditching struggle for separate Muslim exclusive state.
The Finance Ministry and National Payments Corporation of India confirmed that only nominal 0.4% charges will be levied on payments to merchants (P2M) transactions above ₹2,000. The revised UPI Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) will come into effect from 15th October 2026.
On 12th September 2026, Ralph Lauren published several images of the deep pink gown, including a close-up of its embroidery; however, it made no mention of Indian Zardozi craftsmanship used in the embroidery.
On 14th September, Javed Akhtar expressed shock over a reel in which Anand Ranganathan spoke about Maulana Abul Kalam Azad urging Muslims to be extremely hard against Kafirs but extremely sympathetic among Muslims. Akhtar said that the quoted statement was attributed to Maulana Azad.
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are joining forces to challenge Westminster’s grip, raising fresh fears that the United Kingdom could be heading towards its own historic breakup.
Before the recent actions in West Bengal and Uttarakhand, Assam had already taken some of the country's most significant steps to change the madrassa education system.
The CBI FIR alleges a wider conspiracy and cover-up in Disha Salian’s death, naming several prominent politicians, actors, police officials and others for investigation.
A woman sports biker identified as Sia shared a disturbing video on her Instagram page ‘rebelwheels_sia_’ on 13th September, alleging that she was chased and hit by a car in Gurugram, merely for asking its occupants to maintain a safe distance from her Aprilia RS 457 sports motorbike.
The biggest achievement of the summit was the unanimous adoption of the New Delhi Declaration. The 45-page document contains 140 points and covers a wide range of political, economic and developmental issues.
Days after Anthropic published a threat intelligence report highlighting alarming misuse of AI, its CEO published an essay proposing an AI slowdown, however, concerns have been raised that this proposal is not just about safety but also about bolstering duopoly of OpenAI and Anthropic.
The siege of higher education campuses by radical factions highlights how deeply Islamists have taken root on American soil. This ideological transformation is backed by massive foreign financial infiltration.
BRICS leaders agreed on the New Delhi Declaration following overnight negotiations lasting until 4 AM. Led by India, the consensus addresses the Gaza crisis, strongly condemns the 2025 Jammu and Kashmir terror attack, and prioritises local-currency trade, global institutional reforms, and AI governance.
The Houthi-Saudi crisis is entering a dangerous new phase as Yemen’s Red Sea advances, Iranian support and AI-assisted missile development converge around the strategic Bab el-Mandeb chokepoint.
Twenty-five years after 9/11, Islamist terrorism remains an evolving global threat, sustained by radical ideology, technological adaptation and, in some cases, state sanctuary and support.
The Cupertino-based Apple Inc. appears to be effectively subsidising its American customers through a discriminatory pricing strategy for the new iPhone 18 Pro series and iPhone Duo, charging Indian consumers substantially more than their counterparts in the US for the same devices.
The court held the accused guilty of being part of an unlawful assembly and committing violence, arson, criminal mischief, and vandalism at the Bhajanpura petrol pump.
JNU faces scrutiny as 11 women students allege sexual harassment by Congress MP-professor Bimol Akoijam, with questions mounting over the four-month delay in the inquiry.
Global investment bank Jefferies has published a report titled India’s New Industrial Revolution, said that space, semiconductors, data centres, electronics, solar manufacturing and aerospace sectors could drive the next phase of India’s economic growth.
As Navratri is approaching and preparations are on for Garba events across the country, the Islamo-leftist coterie has turned on its activism mode for ensuring unrestricted participation of Muslims, primarily Muslim men, in Garba programs even as Islam prohibits participation in non-Muslim festivities.
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency, along with other key authorities have accused Chinese AI companies of conducting industrial-scale distillation of AI models of OpenAI, Claude, Grok, and others to extract proprietary capabilities, thus reducing development timelines and costs for their own AI models.
The Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia could turn Yemen’s proxy war into a wider regional conflagration, as the US-Iran confrontation over the Strait of Hormuz threatens to merge with escalating tensions across the Red Sea and Gulf.
Made on a ₹2-crore budget, Dr Vishal Chaturvedi’s Hanuman Ansh has emerged as a massive box-office hit. Based on the life of Neem Karoli Baba, the word-of-mouth phenomenon crossed ₹130 crore nett in India, securing global distribution through Hombale Films.
On 8th September 2026, AAP MLA Saurabh Bhardwaj shared video in which a YouTuber claimed that the government was doing a ‘cover-up’ of the Satya Niketan building collapse incident, by installing barricades and jammers and deploying forces.
BAPS also describes this as a personal spiritual discipline rather than a rejection of women, and says its sadhus are taught to respect women. Its published material gives examples of sadhus avoiding situations where their religious vows could not be maintained.
Over the years, a pattern of the weaponisation and misuse of the SC/ST Act has emerged. Those eligible to invoke the SC/ST Act are misusing the law in cases of personal disputes, property matters, or for financial compensation.
Pakistan Air Force’s latest propaganda video uses AI-generated destruction instead of real evidence to push the same unverified claims it has made since Operation Sindoor began in May 2025.
The then Atal Bihari Vajpayee government released Azhar, Mushtaq Ahmed Zargar and Omar Sheikh in exchange for 154 passengers held hostage in Kandahar. However, Latif and several other names on the terrorists’ demand list were not released at that time.
After Greenland, Panama Canal, Strait of Hormuz, Canada, and other regions, US President Donald Trump has laid claim over the Moon, calling it "ours" with a US flag and posted concept image of the US Space Force's dress uniform.
Instead of remaining silent, locals have begun questioning religious activities taking place in their neighbourhoods, confronting those involved and demanding answers about what is being taught or offered to residents.
ISRO has dismissed the claims that it is undergoing privatisation, stating that India's space ambitions cannot be solely achieved by ISRO manpower and government resources.
Nishu Azad, a 15-year-old self-declared Ambedkarite, who gained prominence during CJP protest for targeting PM Modi, is receiving flak for posting derogatory content against Hindu deities.
