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An Asymmetric Threat: Why the State Must Investigate the Roots of the CJP Movement

By BPN News Desk June 4, 2026

In the grand, exhausting theater of Indian politics, building a genuine grassroots movement has historically required years of calloused feet, local sweat, and brick-by-brick organizational grit. Yet, if we are to believe the breathless corporate media narrative currently spinning out of New Delhi, all it takes in 2026 to beat the ruling party’s digital reach […]

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NEET, CJP and Sonam Wangchuk: Politics or Justice?

By BPN News Desk June 4, 2026

The NEET paper leak controversy was one of the most damaging incidents to hit India’s education system in recent years. Lakhs of students spent years preparing for one of the country’s most competitive examinations, only to discover that an alleged criminal network had compromised the integrity of the process. The anger that followed was entirely […]

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Yogi Encounters, Himanta Acts, Fadnavis Does Paperwork: Is He BJP’s Weakest Chief Minister on Law and Order?

By BPN News Desk June 2, 2026

Maharashtra has long prided itself on being one of India’s most progressive and economically powerful states. Home to Mumbai, the country’s financial capital, the state has traditionally projected itself as a model of governance, administration, and policing. Its police force once enjoyed a reputation for professionalism and toughness. During the height of

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Trump’s Abraham Accords Vision Could Reshape the Middle East Through Cooperation Instead of Conflict

By BPN News Desk May 25, 2026

Donald Trump’s latest remarks linking the expansion of the Abraham Accords to a broader Iran deal have once again ignited intense debate across the Middle East and beyond. The controversy erupted after reports emerged that Trump wanted countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Pakistan and Turkey to eventually align with an expanded normalization framework involving Israel […]

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Virat Kohli Must Publicly Rein In Toxic Fan Culture Before It Gets Worse

By BPN News Desk May 25, 2026

The latest controversy involving Virat Kohli and Travis Head during an IPL clash should have remained exactly what it was supposed to be: a heated moment between two elite competitors in a high-pressure sporting environment. Cricket has always thrived on intensity, aggression and emotional rivalries. Fans love those moments because they bring theatre and personality […]

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MHA Must Investigate AAP Under Section 152 Over Repeated Attacks on Judiciary and Armed Forces

By BPN News Desk May 23, 2026

India’s democracy is built not merely on elections, political parties, or parliamentary arithmetic, but on the strength and credibility of its national institutions. Governments rise and fall. Political narratives change every election cycle. But institutions such as the judiciary and the Armed Forces remain the stabilising pillars that hold together a country as vast,

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India’s Gen-Z Chooses Ballots, Not Manufactured Revolutions

By BPN News Desk May 22, 2026

For the last few months, a particular narrative has been aggressively pushed across sections of social media, campus ecosystems, influencer networks, and politically charged digital activism circles. According to this narrative, India’s Gen-Z is supposedly boiling with anti-establishment rage, waiting for a revolutionary trigger similar to what unfolded in countries like

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India Should Cut Urea Imports by 25% Through Cow Dung-Based Fertiliser Systems

By BPN News Desk May 22, 2026

The Iran war has exposed a dangerous weakness that India can no longer afford to ignore. While most public attention remained focused on oil prices, shipping routes, and military escalation in West Asia, another crisis quietly began developing in the background. Global fertiliser supply chains started tightening. Energy-linked fertiliser costs rose sharply. Countries

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Supreme Court Must Order SIT Probe Into AAP-Linked Cockroach Janta Party Campaign Against Judiciary

By BPN News Desk May 22, 2026

India has witnessed political criticism of judges before. Courts have often faced ideological attacks from activists, politicians, media commentators, and social media influencers unhappy with judgments or courtroom observations. But the controversy surrounding the so-called “Cockroach Janta Party” appears to have crossed into something far more organised, politically

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America Won the Skies for 30 Years. Iran Just Showed Why the Next 30 May Be Different

By BPN News Desk May 22, 2026

For decades, one assumption dominated global military thinking: if the United States entered the skies over a battlefield, victory in the air was only a matter of time. From the 1991 Gulf War to Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and Syria, American airpower developed an almost mythical image of invincibility. The world watched stealth bombers strike targets […]