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16/09/2026

Good news for Kupwara people.

15/09/2026

West Bengal IPS officer Bushra Bano was transferred amid a controversy over a video in which she used Islamic greetings including “Assalamualaikum,” “Inshallah” and “Jazakallah.” A Hindu group reportedly objected to the remarks and filed a complaint, while questions have been raised over whether the controversy influenced her transfer. However, no official confirmation has established that the complaint directly led to the transfer.

02/09/2026

24/07/2026

Sonam Wangchuk breaks fast, explains why?

Activist Sonam Wangchuk has explained why he decided to end his hunger strike in the early hours of July 24, even without receiving any assurance on his key demand for Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.

Speaking after breaking his 26-day fast, Wangchuk said his "mind works differently" and that his decision was guided by a broader objective of preventing unrest and safeguarding the movement, rather than insisting on a single demand. He emphasized that the struggle for accountability and education reforms would continue through peaceful democratic means.

22/07/2026

"Gali gali main shoor hai, Narendra Modi choor hai"
Hundreds of citizens hit the streets in Kolkata's Jadavpur, to show solidarity with Cockroach Janta Party's 'Sansad march' in Delhi on July 20. The people here raised their voices to demand the resignation of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan and also criticised the 'brutal' police action on the protesters in Delhi.

21/07/2026

Beerwah, Budgam | Flood Fury Leaves Trail of Destruction

Heavy rainfall has triggered devastating flash floods in Beerwah area of central Kashmir's Budgam district, causing widespread damage and panic among residents.

The powerful flow of water inundated several localities, turning roads into streams and disrupting normal life. In a shocking scene, a building collapsed after being battered by the force of the floodwaters, highlighting the intensity of the disaster.

Locals say the sudden surge in water levels caught many residents off guard, while authorities have been urged to assess the damage and provide immediate relief to affected families.

The incident has once again raised concerns about drainage infrastructure and flood preparedness in vulnerable areas.

Fortunately, no loss of life has been reported so far, but the damage to property is said to be substantial.

As rainfall continues in parts of Kashmir, residents have been advised to remain alert and avoid flood-prone areas.

14/07/2026

This video explores the major cases in which Amit Shah’s name has appeared over the years and the allegations that have been made against him.

• Sohrabuddin Sheikh Encounter Case (2005): According to the CBI, the encounter was fake, and Amit Shah, who was Gujarat’s Home Minister at the time, was named as an accused. In 2010, he was arrested, spent about a month in jail, and the Supreme Court directed him to stay out of Gujarat while the trial was ongoing.

• Justice B.H. Loya’s Death (2014): Justice Loya was presiding over proceedings related to the Sohrabuddin case. After his sudden death, questions were raised by some members of his family regarding the circumstances surrounding it, and an independent investigation was demanded. The official post-mortem concluded that he died of a heart attack, and the Supreme Court later dismissed petitions seeking an independent probe.

• Kauser Bi and Tulsiram Prajapati Cases: Amit Shah’s name also surfaced in allegations related to the deaths of Sohrabuddin Sheikh’s wife, Kauser Bi, and his associate, Tulsiram Prajapati.

• Haren Pandya Mu**er Case: Allegations have also been made by some individuals linking Amit Shah to the mu*e of senior BJP leader Haren Pandya, who was considered a political rival to Narendra Modi in Gujarat. The case remains highly debated and complex, and deserves a separate discussion.

Important Disclaimer: This video discusses allegations and legal proceedings that have been part of the public record. Amit Shah has denied wrongdoing, and no court has convicted him in any of the cases mentioned. Several proceedings ended with his discharge or other legal relief. These allegations remain unproven in a court of law and should not be treated as established facts.

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11/07/2026

A new projection by the Pew Research Center suggests that by 2050, India is likely to have the world's largest Muslim population, surpassing Indonesia.

The report estimates that India's Muslim population could reach around 31.1 crore (311 million) by 2050. Their share of the country's population is projected to increase from roughly 14–15% today to about 18.4%. At the same time, the Hindu share is expected to decline modestly from around 79% to approximately 76–77%.

According to the study, these demographic changes are driven mainly by differences in fertility rates and improvements in life expectancy, rather than sudden population shifts. Even with these changes, Hindus are projected to remain the clear majority in India through 2050.

The projections are based on demographic trends and should be viewed as estimates, not certainties.

09/07/2026

This is one way to thank a soldier for his service: deploy him to the border and demolish his home. Hear the ITBP soldier's story in his own words."

06/07/2026

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