In a candid interview, BJP parliamentarian Praveen Khandelwal defended PM Narendra Modi’s bold claim in Parliament that the Gandhi family appropriated Mahatma Gandhi’s surname. Labeling it the family’s ‘gravest misunderstanding,’ Khandelwal highlighted Congress’s pattern of historical revisionism and identity appropriation. ‘Picking up a surname from somewhere and prefixing it to your name, then claiming lineage— that’s the Gandhi family’s fundamental error,’ Khandelwal told IANS. He fully endorsed Modi’s statement, underscoring its accuracy amid ongoing political debates. Shifting focus to Telangana, Khandelwal slammed CM Revanth Reddy’s leadership style. ‘His governance lacks propriety; his rhetoric reveals a low political caliber,’ he observed.…
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A transformative infrastructure leap is on the horizon for Northeast India, with Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma celebrating the proposed underground rail tunnel via the Siliguri Corridor. In a strongly worded social media update, Sarma labeled it a ‘game-changing’ move that will solidify links between the region and the country’s heartland. The Chicken’s Neck, or Siliguri Corridor, has historically bottlenecked connectivity, making the Northeast vulnerable to isolation from disasters or disruptions. Sarma’s endorsement comes amid growing calls for diversified routes to ensure uninterrupted passenger and freight flow. ‘Grateful to PM Narendra Modi for this visionary idea,’ Sarma wrote on…
The release of ‘Godaan’ on February 6 has ignited a firestorm, with Congress aggressively pushing for its ban, accusing it of spreading hate and division. But VHP national spokesperson Vinod Bansal has flipped the script, demanding Congress introspect on its violent past involving cow devotees. In a pointed critique, Bansal evoked the tragic Boat Club incident of November 7, 1966. ‘Under Indira Gandhi, police opened fire on peaceful cow lovers assembled near Parliament. Devotees, saints, and even cows were gunned down—no records, no remorse from Congress even today,’ he charged. He claimed many were secretly executed elsewhere, painting a grim…
From Washington, former Bangladesh Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen delivers a bombshell assessment: the February 12 parliamentary elections are a ‘pre-determined sham’ designed not for democracy, but for constitutional overhaul. In an IANS interview, he calls on America to shun recognition, spotlighting the exclusion of dominant parties and key alliances. ‘Parties with 60-70% voter backing, plus 12 allied groups, are banned from contesting,’ Momen revealed, framing the vote as a tool for entrenched interests. This rigged setup, he argues, prioritizes a narrow elite over genuine representation, eroding Bangladesh’s foundational principles. Economic peril looms large. Momen dismisses hopes for stability or…
The Supreme Court delivered a decisive blow to Prashant Kishor’s ambitions Tuesday, refusing to entertain Jan Suraaj Party’s plea to annul Bihar’s Assembly election results. During the proceedings, the court grilled the petitioner’s counsel on the party’s abysmal vote share, remarking, “Your party got how many votes? The public has rejected you, yet you seek judicial intervention for publicity.” This pointed observation came as the bench scrutinized claims of electoral fraud leveled against the poll process. Jan Suraaj had urged the top court to order fresh elections, citing rampant booth-level manipulations and administrative bias favoring the victorious NDA coalition. Prashant…
Just hours into its nationwide release on February 6, the film ‘Godaan’—a tribute to cow protection—has ignited a firestorm. Religious figures in Aligarh are up in arms, demanding a ban over claims that it vilifies Muslims through biased storytelling. The movie portrays the grim reality of cow smuggling with emotional depth, but certain sequences have sparked outrage. A pivotal scene showing a gun aimed at a man wearing a prayer cap, coupled with provocative lines, has been flagged as discriminatory. Maulana Chaudhary Iffrahim Hussain has taken a firm stand, appealing directly to the censor board. Speaking candidly, the Maulana expressed…
Menstrual pain doesn’t have to dominate your month. Severe cramps, swelling, and fatigue plague millions of women each cycle, often leading to reliance on medication. But yoga offers a gentler, more sustainable path forward through Garbaasana, the ultimate womb-nurturing pose. Daily sessions of this asana work wonders by harmonizing the reproductive system. It alleviates period pain, promotes regular cycles, and keeps the uterus robust. Additionally, its stress-busting properties calm the mind, enhancing focus and reducing anxiety—a double win for body and spirit. Named after the Sanskrit words for ‘fetus’ and ‘pose,’ Garbaasana curls the body into a protective embryonic shape.…
In a nail-biting finale, Royal Challengers Bengaluru defeated Delhi Capitals by six wickets to lift the Women’s Premier League 2026 trophy, their second in the competition’s history. Captain Smriti Mandhana led from the front, her record-shattering knock proving decisive in what will be remembered as one of the most dominant final performances. Opening the innings, Mandhana smashed 87 off 41 deliveries, obliterating the previous WPL final record of 66 set by Harmanpreet Kaur in 2025. Georgia Wareham’s 79 not out formed the backbone of a historic 165-run alliance for the second wicket, now the gold standard in WPL partnerships and…
In a shocking escalation of violence, an AAP leader was assassinated in broad daylight in Jalandhar on Friday, prompting fierce criticism from opposition heavyweight Sukhbir Singh Badal. Lucky Oberoi, a prominent figure in the Aam Aadmi Party, was gunned down by unknown assailants outside Guru Dvaira Sahib in Model Town, marking yet another blow to Punjab’s fragile security. The attack unfolded around morning hours when gunmen approached Oberoi and opened fire relentlessly. Despite frantic efforts to save him, doctors at the hospital pronounced him dead on arrival. The locality, usually bustling with devotees, was plunged into panic as news spread.…
Ever brushed off that nagging stomach pain as just bad eating? Think again. What feels like simple indigestion might actually point to serious intestinal infections or imbalances. Modern diets heavy on processed foods are fueling an epidemic of gut troubles. In Ayurveda, these manifest as Atisar, Grahani, and worm infestations from microbial overgrowth or parasites. Antibiotics, while lifesaving, often collateral damage good gut flora, paving the way for infections. Ayurveda counters this with targeted, detoxifying protocols. Buttermilk stands out: Sip it midday with cumin and rock salt to repopulate probiotics naturally. Nightly Triphala in warm water acts as a gentle…