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Rahul Gandhi spreads fake news during US visit that more people voted in Maharashtra elections than total adults there

3 days ago | opindia.com | Shraddha Pandey

Congress MP and Leader of Opposition (LoP) Rahul Gandhi is on a two-day visit to the United States. The Congress leader started his US visit with his usual tactic of hiding his own incompetence by pinning the blame on the ‘system’. While addressing the Indian diaspora at a meeting in Boston, Gandhi claimed that the Election Commission of India (ECI) is ‘compromised’.
'Brahmins pe main mootunga...koi problem?' Anurag Kashyap abuses Brahmins after ranting over Phule controversy

6 days ago | opindia.com | Shraddha Pandey

It is said that the loudest bigot cries the shrillest when the world returns their scorn. This is exactly what is happening with filmmaker-actor Anurag Kashyap, who recently went on a hate tirade against the Brahmin Hindus amidst the Brahmin community’s strong objections against the upcoming controversial film Phule. Responding to a comment under his Instagram post, Anurag Kashyap allegedly said that he would piss on Brahmins.
How Indian courts are inventing new ways to stigmatise rape victims and allowing rapists to obtain bail, often putting victims in danger

1 week ago | opindia.com | Shraddha Pandey

The judiciary is entrusted to protect those subjected to violence and abuse; however, Indian courts have on many occasions shattered this trust in sexual assault cases by blaming victims and granting bail to perpetrators for reasons as outrageously absurd as suggesting marriage or tying Rakhis. In a yet another such absurd ruling, the Allahabad High Court blamed the rape victim for the crime against her.
Taking Tamil Nadu down a Kashmir-like road is dangerous for Indian democracy

1 week ago | opindia.com | Lekhak Anurag

On 15th August, in what appears to be a desperate pre-poll manoeuvre cloaked as federal concern, the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, MK Stalin, announced the formation of a high-level committee to explore “autonomy” for the state. The committee will be headed by retired Supreme Court judge Kurien Joseph. The panel aims to “protect state rights” and push for the retrieval of key subjects like education from the concurrent list back to the exclusive domain of the state.
Wife beaten by Muslim mobs after husband complains to mosque

1 week ago | opindia.com | Shraddha Pandey

In Bengaluru, a Muslim mob allegedly assaulted a 38-year-old woman named Shabeena Bano after a complaint was filed against her at a local mosque over a family dispute. The Taliban-style mob ‘justice’ was caught on camera and sparked outrage on social media. On 7th April, the victim, who works as a house help, was at her house when a relative, Nasreen, came to her house. Meanwhile, another person named Fayaz also visited the victim’s house.
The Economist misrepresents Waqf Act as anti-Muslim while ignoring misuse by elites

1 week ago | opindia.com | Lekhak Anurag

In early March 2025, The Economist published an article titled “A new law targets India’s third-biggest landowner: Allah”, which offered a sensational, fear-driven narrative of the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025. In the article, the media outlet portrayed it as a Hindu nationalist ploy to seize land pockets belonging to Muslims.
Hindus' Hanuman Jayanti processions faced attacks from India to Nepal while Islamists were running riots over Waqf (Amendment) Act

1 week ago | opindia.com | Shraddha Pandey

In West Bengal’s Murshidabad, Hindus were attacked by Muslim mobs protesting against the newly passed Waqf (Amendment) Act. This Muslim-dominated district has witnessed large-scale incidents of violence, vandalism, arson and targeted attacks against the Hindu community since the Act came into existence. Hindu houses, shops and establishments were targeted by Muslim mobs in Murshidabad’s Suti, Dhuliyan, and Samserganj, among other areas.
How Congress and RBI under Raghuram Rajan enabled a ₹13,500 crore scam despite early warnings

1 week ago | opindia.com | Lekhak Anurag

On 12th April, fugitive jeweller and one of the key accused in the ₹13,500 crore Punjab National Bank (PNB) fraud, Mehul Choksi, was detained by law enforcement authorities in Belgium. The development came following a formal extradition request put in place by the Government of India. According to reports, Choksi had been living in Belgium with his wife Preeti. He had managed to secure a residency card. His arrest is a welcome step, as it will someday lead to the final closure of the fraud case.
Women in Sandeshkhali still living in the shadow of Sheikh Shahjahan's terror

1 week ago | opindia.com | Shraddha Pandey

Murshidabad violence has again brought the lawless state of West Bengal into the news. The Muslim-dominated Murshidabad district has witnessed large-scale incidents of violence, vandalism, arson and targeted attacks against the Hindu community on Friday (11th April) in the garb of protests against the newly enacted Waqf Amendment Act. In the Trinamool Congress-ruled state, Hindus have been at the mercy of the party goons and Muslim criminals who enjoy the patronage of the ruling party.
TikTok videos expose Gucci, Dior and other luxury brands’ Chinese manufacturing amid US-China trade war

1 week ago | opindia.com | Lekhak Anurag

The US-China trade war has taken what could only be described as a bizarre but hilarious turn. China has unleashed its homegrown TikTokers to “educate” the public by casually exposing how Americans’ beloved Gucci and Dior bags are actually churned out in the same “dusty” Chinese factories that are now selling knockoffs for pennies compared to the original price. While the US is flexing its tariffs, China seems to be flexing its “sewing machines”.