Gratitude To Friendly India: Iran’s Warm Thank You Amid the Mourning for Khamenei
This is what happened when Iran reached out to thank India during the tough days following the passing of Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei. It wasn’t some stiff diplomatic note – it felt genuine, like one old friend acknowledging another’s kindness when it mattered most. Khamenei had guided the country through decades of change and challenges. […]
Stop the ads immediately’: Centre’s stern warning to Meta over child abuse content
Imagine scrolling through Instagram, that place where we all go to see friends’ photos, funny reels, or family updates, and suddenly there are paid ads peddling the most disgusting stuff imaginable – child sexual abuse material. No more messing around. Just a couple of days ago, on Saturday evening, the Ministry of Electronics and Information […]
India’s Passport Drops a Spot to 125th in the 2026 Global Passport Index – Here’s What It Really Means for Us
The new Global Passport Index for 2026 just dropped, and India’s passport is sitting at 125th place out of 197 countries. That’s one spot lower than last year. It stings a little, right? We all know how much that little red booklet matters when we’re planning trips, sending kids for studies, or chasing work opportunities. […]
India’s Coming Down Hard on VPNs – Your Privacy Shield Might Get a Lot Weaker
Listen, if you’ve ever used a VPN to watch something that’s blocked in India, check your messages without worrying, or just feel like someone’s not breathing down your neck online, this one’s going to hit close to home. The government is planning a pretty big move against these web privacy tools, and from what we’re […]
Mumbai’s Rainy Heartbreak: That Manhole Took a Life, and Now We’re All Asking Why
Yesterday, July 2nd, turned into one of those days remember for all the wrong reasons. A regular man, Aslam Isaq Sheikh – around 60 years old, living in Yadav Nagar, Sakinaka – stepped out like any other Mumbaikar and never made it home. He fell into an open manhole on Khairani Road in Andheri East […]
Mahua Moitra Under Attack: Eggs Thrown by ‘BJP Goons’ Outside Her Office – She Shares the Video and Speaks Out
Today was one of those for Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra. She was in her electoral district office in Krishnanagar, West Bengal, holding a meeting with party workers when things got hideous. According to her, a crowd – she calls them “BJP goons” – started pelting eggs and vegetables at the building. She even went […]
The Time Trump Wanted to Ring Up Modi at 6 in the Morning – And What It Really Says About Their Friendship
A few days back, the US Ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, was speaking at a big US-India business and strategy event when he dropped a warm, funny little memory about President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It’s the kind of tale that cuts through all the diplomatic jargon and shows two leaders who […]
A Thoughtful Send-Off: Bihar Governor and MoS Margherita Heading to Iran for Khamenei’s Funeral
Right now, India has chosen Bihar’s Governor, Lt Gen Syed Ata Hasnain (retd), and Minister of State for External Affairs Pabitra Margherita to represent us at the funeral ceremonies for Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. It’s not the Prime Minister heading there, but these two respected figures, and somehow that feels very much like […]
The Shocking Ram Temple Embezzlement Scandal: When Faith’s Offerings Get Stolen
Millions of devotees poured their hearts—and their hard-earned money—into those donation boxes, thinking it was going straight to Lord Ram. But now, just a couple of years later, we’re hearing about cash vanishing, staff caught on camera, and recoveries of lakhs stuffed under cow dung piles. It’s heartbreaking, honestly. And the latest twist? This case […]
A Heavy Heart in Ayodhya: Champat Rai Steps Down as Ram Temple Trust General Secretary
Champat Rai, the man who served as General Secretary of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust for years, has stepped down. Trustee Anil Mishra has also resigned with him. They did it on moral grounds, at a time when questions and pain are swirling around the donations given so lovingly by ordinary devotees. This […]
