India has strongly criticised Pakistan over reports of deadly violence in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, accusing Islamabad of using force against protesters and trying to hide its governance failures through repression. India Condemns PoK Protest Violence The Ministry of External Affairs said
Over 30 people have reportedly been killed and around 200 others injured in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir after security forces opened fire during clashes with protesters. The violence followed a ban on the Joint Awami Action Committee, which has led protests over economic and political grievances in the region. PoK Protest Violence Escalates The clashes broke out […]
The images coming out of Manipur over the past few days are not just disturbing. They are deeply revealing. In the early hours of April 7, a projectile struck a civilian home in Bishnupur district, killing two young children while they slept. Their mother was critically injured. This was not a clash at a buffer […]
The United States has revoked around 85,000 visas in 2025 as part of an immigration and security enforcement drive. Officials confirmed that the cancellations happened across multiple visa categories, including students and workers. Public Safety Cited As Main Reason According to the State Department, the primary reasons behind the cancellations were public safety and
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh commended the Indian Armed Forces for their bravery and courage, citing a “confession” by a senior commander of Jaish-e-Mohammed who admitted the damage caused by Operation Sindoor. Singh said that this admission underscores the operation’s impact on terrorist infrastructure. Standing by National Security Singh vowed that if terrorist attacks
India’s digital economy was supposed to be a story of empowerment — of chaiwalas flashing QR codes, fruit vendors skipping change hassles, and small businesses riding the wave of UPI-powered inclusion. But just when the country seemed to be turning the corner on cash, the bureaucracy decided to remind everyone who’s really in charge. The […]








