Pranesh Roy

3 weeks ago | timesnownews.com | Pranesh Roy

The public debate in India over Operation Sindoor, has been marred by a myopic focus on the loss of our fighter jets. The opposition’s fixation on these setbacks, amplified by Pakistan’s disinformation campaign, risks eclipsing the operation’s resounding success. War is an unforgiving crucible where losses of personnel, equipment and resources are not anomalies but inevitabilities. What defines a military operation’s worth is not the absence of setbacks but the achievement of strategic objectives.

1 month ago | timesnownews.com | Pranesh Roy

Terrorists like Afzal Guru, Yakub Memon and Burhan Wani made their choices and choices have consequences. (Yes, the Afzal, Yakub Ecosystem)Dear champions of crocodile tears,Your hearts bleed, don't they. They bleed for the Maoists, the bomb makers, the gun wielders, those who live by the gun. You pen anguished letters, like the ones from CPI and CPM, condemning crackdowns on those who sow chaos in the name of ideology.

1 month ago | timesnownews.com | Pranesh Roy

Operation Sindoor: Aatmanirbhar Bharat’s Triumph and a Global Lesson in ResolveThe cornerstone of Operation Sindoor’s success was India’s self-reliance, embodied in the Aatmanirbhar Bharat vision championed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Indigenous BrahMos missiles, Akash air defense systems and ISRO’s satellite surveillance delivered precision strikes, neutralising over 100 terrorists and exposing Pakistan’s vulnerabilities.

1 month ago | timesnownews.com | Pranesh Roy

PM Modi’s welfare schemes like free food, cash benefits and houses aim to win everyone, not just one caste. As the saying goes, people don’t "cast" their vote; they vote their caste in India. Imagine an election where nobody cares about your caste. Hard to picture, right? In India, caste is the VIP of politics, deciding who wins votes, who gets power, and who feels left out. But when caste is king, what happens to talent? Is counting castes the best way to fix unfairness?

2 months ago | timesnownews.com | Pranesh Roy

Congress leader Shashi Tharoor (L), Prime Minister Narendra Modi (C), security personnel at the site of the Pahalgam terror attack (R). When terror or calamity strikes, a nation’s strength is measured not by its divisions but by its unity. In such moments, the urge to point fingers or exploit failures can weaken the collective resolve needed to overcome the threat.