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War Losses, Oil Chaos, Epstein Questions and Suddenly UFOs: Are Americans This Easy to Manipulate?

By BPN News Desk May 9, 2026

The world today is not watching a stable geopolitical environment. It is watching multiple crises unfold simultaneously, each carrying consequences that could shape global economics, energy security, military alignments, and public trust in institutions for years to come. The Strait of Hormuz remains one of the most dangerous flashpoints on Earth. Nearly a fifth of […]

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Murshidabad, Sandeshkhali, RG Kar: BJP Must Launch SIT Probes in First Cabinet Meeting

By BPN News Desk May 6, 2026

West Bengal has finally witnessed political change after years of one of the most emotionally exhausting and politically violent chapters in its modern history. But this election result was not merely about party symbols, campaign slogans, or electoral arithmetic. It was something far deeper. It was an explosion of accumulated anger, helplessness, fear, and exhaustion […]

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If Mamata Won’t Step Aside, The System Must Step Forward

By BPN News Desk May 5, 2026

The 2026 West Bengal election has delivered a decisive and unmistakable verdict. For months, the campaign was projected as a high-stakes political battle, one that would determine not just the future of a state but the durability of a political model built over more than a decade. The results are now in. The people have […]

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Why West Bengal 2026 Is Amit Shah’s Defining Political Masterstroke

By BPN News Desk May 5, 2026

West Bengal has always been a political outlier. For decades, it resisted the national currents that shaped the rest of India. First under the uninterrupted rule of the Left Front, and then under the firm grip of the All India Trinamool Congress led by Mamata Banerjee, the state functioned as a fortress where external political […]

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AN OPEN LETTER TO CHIEF MINISTER DEVENDRA FADNAVIS: THE TIME FOR JUDICIAL PATIENCE HAS ENDED

By BPN News Desk May 4, 2026

Honorable Chief Minister, I am writing this with a shaking hand, not out of fear, but out of a rage that has become the common currency of every household in Maharashtra. I write to you as a father, as an uncle, and as a citizen who is utterly sickened. The Narsapur horror in Pune has […]

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A 4-Year-Old Is Dead in Narsapur: How Long Before Law And Order Starts Working in Maharashtra?

By BPN News Desk May 2, 2026

A four-year-old child is dead in Narsapur. A child who should have been running around her home, laughing, crying over toys, asking for food, troubling her parents with innocent demands, and falling asleep safely at night. Instead, Maharashtra is reading about her as another victim of a crime so cruel that words feel useless. There […]

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Global Jet Fuel Crisis Is Exposing India’s Diesel-First Energy Priorities

By BPN News Desk May 2, 2026

The ongoing turmoil in global energy markets has begun to ripple through aviation in a visible and immediate way. Airlines across the world are grappling with a sharp surge in jet fuel prices, triggered by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, supply chain risks around critical routes such as the Strait of Hormuz, and higher […]

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Is Arvind Kejriwal Using the Punjab Police for Political Vendetta Against the BJP?

By BPN News Desk May 2, 2026

The latest FIRs against Sandeep Pathak have once again brought Punjab Police into the center of a political storm. What might appear on the surface as routine legal action is increasingly being viewed through a political lens. The question that naturally follows is whether these cases are isolated incidents based purely on law and evidence, […]

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India’s 6-Month Mineral Reserve and Recycling Plan Can Buy Strategic Breathing Space

By BPN News Desk May 2, 2026

The global economy is quietly entering a new kind of resource race. This time, it is not oil that determines industrial power, but a set of critical minerals that sit at the heart of modern technology. Lithium, cobalt, nickel, and rare earth elements are now the backbone of electric vehicles, solar panels, semiconductors, and defence […]

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India Takes First Big Step in Critical Mineral Self-Reliance with 58 Recycling Firms Cleared

By BPN News Desk May 1, 2026

India’s push toward electric vehicles, renewable energy, and electronics manufacturing is accelerating faster than ever, but beneath this growth lies a hard reality. Almost every critical mineral powering this transition, lithium for batteries, cobalt for stability, nickel for energy density, and rare earths for electronics, is overwhelmingly imported. As global supply