Washington Draws a Red Line: Why U.S. Patience with Pakistan’s Military Is Ending – Even If the White House Pretends Otherwise

By BPN News Desk December 4, 2025

Editorials Opinion

In Washington, diplomatic tremors rarely show up in the form of a sternly worded letter. But the recent Congressional communication urging targeted sanctions against Pakistan’s leadership is not another routine expression of concern. It is a structural break in how the United States views

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From Protocol to Pretense: Why MP Police, MPCA and BCCI Stand Guilty in Indore Harassment Shame

By BPN News Desk October 26, 2025

Two Australian women cricketers being harassed in Indore has gone beyond an unfortunate crime. It has revealed deep cracks in the way India manages security for international sporting events. This is not about one man’s despicable act. It is about systemic negligence by the Madhya Pradesh Police, the Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association (MPCA), and the […]

Editorials Opinion

For the First Time, My TV Will Be Off for India vs Pakistan

By BPN News Desk September 13, 2025

I have been a cricket fan for more than three decades. Since the 1990s, I have seen almost every match India has played, especially against Pakistan. I have bunked school to catch those tense overs, lied at work to slip away for a quick stream, and even turned down family commitments because nothing matched the […]

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India’s Jet Engine Journey: From Catching Up to Breaking Free

By BPN News Desk September 11, 2025

India received its third GE F404-IN20 engine for the Tejas Mk1A today, a development that once again underscores the country’s dependence on imported powerplants for its frontline fighters. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) continues to rely on the American-made engine to keep Tejas production moving, and when GE delays its shipments, as it has done in […]

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Faith or Separatism? The Hazratbal Emblem Attack

By BPN News Desk September 8, 2025

The image of the Ashoka emblem, India’s national symbol of sovereignty, lying defaced at the Hazratbal shrine is more than just vandalism. It is a question that cuts deep into the uneasy intersection of faith and separatist politics in Kashmir. Was this truly about religious sensitivity, or was it another chapter in the long saga […]

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Maratha Morcha Turns Mumbai Into India’s BLM, Fadnavis Left Clueless

By Editor - News Desk August 30, 2025

The images from Mumbai this past week looked more like a civil rights uprising than a routine protest. Young men were dancing atop BEST buses, some were bathing on the city’s roads, while others casually walked into Westside stores and Burger King outlets near the Taj Hotel. For a city that already suffers from broken […]

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Congress and the Saffron Terror Myth: A Case Study in Minority Politics

By BPN News Desk August 1, 2025

In the aftermath of the 2008 Malegaon blast case—and the recent acquittals of all the accused after nearly 15 years—the nation is confronted with uncomfortable questions. Chief among them: Was this explosive case, and the broader narrative of “saffron terror,” less about justice and more about politics? Emerging evidence and whistleblower accounts suggest that

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Public Trust Stands With Our Forces – Not with the Petty Politics of India’s Opposition

By BPN News Desk July 30, 2025

From the very first shot fired in Operation Sindoor, every Indian heart beat with anxiety and pride—for our uniformed heroes who stand between us and chaos. And yet, at this moment of national resolve, the Congress-led opposition has managed, once again, to outdo itself in peddling petty, clueless theatre over unity or vision. If Rahul […]

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The Babus Rule, The Netas Sign

By BPN News Desk July 29, 2025

When Subhash Chandra Garg, the then Finance Secretary of India, quietly decided to resign from the Indian Administrative Service, it wasn’t because of a scandal or political fallout. It was because a file moved in the Ministry of Finance—not through honest dialogue, but through quiet coercion. Garg had opposed a policy proposal to give resolution […]

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Free Pass for Power? How Weak Opposition Risks India’s Democratic Health

By BPN News Desk July 26, 2025

A democracy without a strong opposition is like a game without a referee—one side calls all the shots, while the other stands silent or fumbles helplessly. In India, the world’s largest democracy, this referee is limping, distracted, and often failing to blow the whistle when it matters most. The current opposition is not just weak; […]