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Rahul Gandhi's forced tribute to Dashrath Manjhi a masterclass in political fakery

1 day ago | opindia.com | Shraddha Pandey

Congress prince Rahul Gandhi is on a tour to Bihar. He reached Gaya, went to “Mountain Man” Dashrath Manjhi’s village, garlanded his statue, met his family and pretended to love Dalits with great pomp and show. The purpose of all this performative tribute was to show ‘love for Dalits’, however, what happened there exposed the Rahul Gandhi’s fake love for Dalits.
Celebration turned carnage after govt ignored police warnings

1 day ago | opindia.com | Shraddha Pandey

In the Bengaluru stampede case, it has emerged that the Karnataka State cricket Association (KSCA) had written to the Karnataka government on 3rd June, asking for a felicitation ceremony for the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) team at the Vidhana Soudha.
How a toxic cocktail of govt apathy, mismanagement and chaos claimed 11 lives

2 days ago | opindia.com | Shraddha Pandey

The show must go on, even as innocent people die. The evening of 4th June 2025 became the worst nightmare for thousands of people gathered in Bengaluru to attend sudden celebrations for the first-in-18-years IPL victory of Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB). Overwhelming crowd, chaos and gross mismanagement at the Chinnaswamy Stadium resulted in a deadly stampede that claimed 11 lives and left dozens injured.
How courts are emboldening Islamists and curbing space for free speech

4 days ago | opindia.com | Shraddha Pandey

India has freedom of speech. Yes, India has freedom of speech as long as you use it to spew venom against Hinduism. India has freedom of speech as long as you berate your own country. This freedom of speech, however, ceases to exist once you intentionally or unintentionally offend the perennially offended ‘minority’ community—Muslims.
Kapil Sibal reaches SC against Assam govt's pushback of illegal immigrants

4 days ago | opindia.com | Shraddha Pandey

On 2nd June 2025, the Supreme Court issued notice on a habeas corpus petition against the Assam government’s alleged ‘illegal’ detention of a Bangladeshi woman named Monowara Bewa who was out on bail since 12th December 2019. After hearing the petition of the Bangladeshi woman’s son, Justices Sanjay Karol and Satish Chandra Sharma, issued notice to the respondents.
Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma gives a reality check to Pakistan's new threat, explains how Brahmaputra is India's strength, not weakness

4 days ago | opindia.com | Shraddha Pandey

The success of India’s Operation Sindoor in the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack had rattled Pakistani political and military establishment to the core. After the ‘Tum hamara paani rokoge, hum tumhara saans rok denge’ [you will stop our water, we will stop your breath] hollow threats, Pakistan has come up with a new manufactured threat regarding Brahmaputra River as India has put the Indus Water Treaty into abeyance.
How Ukraine’s Operation Spiderweb has ended hopes of any ceasefire in the near-term

5 days ago | opindia.com | Shraddha Pandey

On the 1st of June 2025, Ukraine executed a massive attack on several airbases of Russia destroying around 40 fighter jets. This attack using FPV drones not only destroyed Russian military assets but also inflicted a deep wound on Russian President Vladimir Putin’s pride. While a strong response from Russia to the Ukrainian offensive is almost certain, what is even more certain is the end of hopes of any ceasefire between Russian and a NATO-backed Ukraine in the near future.
When desire overrides duty and reason

6 days ago | opindia.com | Lekhak Anurag

In the digital age, espionage no longer requires trench coats, cipher wheels or secret meetings in dim alleys. All it takes is a friend request, a flattering message, and a vulnerable mind. In India, national security hinges on the loyalty of its uniformed and civilian defence personnel. In such a country, the oldest trick in the spy playbook is honey trapping, and it has been wreaking havoc for decades.
Khurshid says Pakistan requested ceasefire, contradicts Trump and Congress line

1 week ago | opindia.com | Lekhak Anurag

On 31st May, Congress veteran and former External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid told the Indian community in Jakarta exactly what had happened, Pakistan called India asking for ceasefire. Simple, clear and settled. Yet, back home, Congress leaders Jairam Ramesh and Pawan Khera continue to ask Prime Minister Narendra Modi why the ceasefire happened and whether Donald Trump played a role. There is a contradiction within Congress which is not just glaring but embarrassing.
MIT bans Megha Vemuri after pro-Palestine speech triggers Jewish walkout

1 week ago | opindia.com | Lekhak Anurag

An Indian-American MIT Class of 2025 student, Megha Vemuri, has been barred from her own graduation ceremony for delivering a surprise pro-Palestine speech. Vemuri, who happened to be the president of the class, sparked controversy with her speech made during an event on 29th May. In her speech, she sharply criticised Israel and accused the Massachusetts Institute of Technology of being complicit in what she called the “genocide” of Palestinians.