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Fired for Lying? What Collins and Maria Didn’t Tell the President About Pakistan

By BPN News Desk May 15, 2025

This wasn’t just a bureaucratic shuffle. It was a purge. When Tulsi Gabbard, now Director of National Intelligence, sacked Mike Collins and Maria Langan-Riekhof from the helm of the National Intelligence Council (NIC), the headlines were quick to sell the official version: “bias,” “politicization,” “anti-Trump sentiment.” But dig a

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Dear Pakistanis: Your Country is a Failed State Surviving on Begging, Bombs, and Borrowed Pride

By Editor - News Desk May 12, 2025

Dear Pakistanis, It’s time someone told you the truth without the sugarcoating, without the propaganda, and certainly without the delusions your army and politicians feed you daily like expired rations. You live in a failed state. Not struggling. Not developing. Not rising. A failed state. Your country survives—barely—on foreign donations, military aid, and religious

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When Yadavji Sat With a Danda: How the Indian Navy Deterred Pakistan Without Firing a Shot

By Editor - News Desk May 11, 2025

A childhood friend of mine reminded me recently of something that happened back when we were kids. In our small housing society, we used to play cricket inside the compound. But whenever the ball rolled out past the gate onto the main road, someone had to fetch it. Eventually, it became such a regular occurrence […]

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Pahalgam Didn’t Wake the System – It Embarrassed It: A Scathing Indictment of the Government and Home Ministry’s Security Lapses

By BPN News Desk May 4, 2025

The massacre at Pahalgam wasn’t just an act of terror — it was an exposure of rot. Twenty-six Hindu civilians were butchered in cold blood, singled out by religious profiling, in a place marketed as “heaven on earth.” The Valley bled, and India scrambled. In the days that followed, deportation drives were launched, border security […]

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Don’t Blame the EVM, Blame Your Mouth: Congress’ Pahalgam Blunders and the Rahul Doctrine

By BPN News Desk May 1, 2025

When terrorists struck in Pahalgam on April 22, killing civilians and tourists alike, the nation expected its political leaders to speak with one voice — resolute, compassionate, and unwavering in their condemnation of terror. Instead, what followed from the Congress Party was a familiar and disturbing display of verbal acrobatics, tone-deaf remarks, and desperate

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Manufacturing Hub Showdown: Why Vietnam Beat India in the Race for Export Factories

By BPN News Desk April 28, 2025

In a world where manufacturing giants are scrambling to diversify beyond China, the unexpected victor of the first wave isn’t India — it’s Vietnam. A nation smaller in size and GDP than many Indian states has, in the span of just two decades, emerged as a global darling for export manufacturing. Whether it’s electronics, apparel, […]

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When Hatred Becomes Treason: How India’s Opposition is Empowering the Enemy

By BPN News Desk April 28, 2025

In any vibrant democracy, dissent is not just tolerated — it is necessary. But when that dissent transforms into an unhinged hatred that weakens the nation and strengthens its enemies, it crosses the line from political disagreement into active betrayal. After the blood of innocents soaked the soil of Pahalgam, a time when the country […]

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The Enemy Lives Among Us: A Wake-Up Call India Cannot Afford to Ignore

By BPN News Desk April 28, 2025

The enemy no longer lurks across the barbed wires of our borders; it lives and breathes among us. It smiles in our faces, shares our streets, and when the opportunity comes, it reveals itself with stunning audacity. The recent events in Karnataka following the brutal Pahalgam massacre are not just isolated footnotes in a bloody […]

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Once Funded by D-Company, Always Afraid of Pakistan: Bollywood’s Lasting Curse

By BPN News Desk April 27, 2025

The silence was deafening. As blood soaked the earth of Pahalgam, as 26 innocent lives—majority of them Hindus—were butchered after being religiously profiled, Bollywood’s reaction was a familiar, tiresome routine. Heart emojis. Prayers for “peace.” Sermons on not “spreading hate.” But not a single word naming Pakistan. Not a whisper about

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When Judges Played Generals: How India’s Supreme Court Gambled with Kashmir’s Blood

By BPN News Desk April 23, 2025

They asked his religion before killing him. His wife, trembling in shock, was told to “go and tell Modi.” This isn’t fiction. This isn’t 1990. This happened in April 2025, in Baisaran Valley, Pahalgam—a region we are told has returned to “normalcy.” Seven Hindus, tourists, were butchered because they were not Muslim. And as their […]