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India is pressing to renegotiate the 1996 Ganga water treaty with Bangladesh, citing development needs, climate change

4 days ago | opindia.com | Lekhak Anurag

India is pushing to revisit the landmark Ganga water-sharing treaty with Bangladesh amidst shifting political currents and rising pressure on the river’s resources. Notably, following the deadly Pahalgam terrorist attack in April 2025, New Delhi suspended the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan. Soon after, India indicated that it wants to renegotiate the Ganga treaty due to increased domestic water needs.
Don Bosco School in SIrajuli comes under scanner for Hinduphobia, teacher Rini Rose accused of wiping tilak of KG student

4 days ago | opindia.com | Dibakar Dutta

The Don Bosco School in Sirajuli in Assam’s Sonitpur district has come under the scanner over the forcible removal of the ’tilak’ from the forehead of a Hindu child. It has come to light that on Monday (23rd June), a teacher of the Christian Catholic school identified as one Rini Rose wiped off the sacred Hindu mark from the forehead of the student studying in Kindergarten. The incident left the child in a traumatised state.
40 years later, a look at Canada's botched investigation

5 days ago | opindia.com | Lekhak Anurag

On 23rd June 1985, Air India Flight 182, named Kanishka, disintegrated mid-air off the coast of Ireland after a bomb exploded in its cargo hold. There were 329 people on board, including the passengers and crew members, who were killed. Out of these, 268 were Canadians. Khalistani terrorists were behind the attack that still remains the worst terrorist attack in Canadian history.
Why does Iran hate the West? For decades, Iran's fate was controlled by APOC, a company now known as British Petroleum

5 days ago | opindia.com | Lekhak Anurag

On 21st June, Donald Trump announced that the United States had carried out attacks on three nuclear sites in Iran amid the ongoing conflict with Israel. The strikes, for many, are not just a military escalation; they represent a return to a century-old pattern of Western intervention, resource control, and regime destabilisation in Iran.
Iran has threatened to block the Strait of Hormuz after US airstrikes, but geography, military presence, and economic risk make a complete closure highly improbable.

6 days ago | opindia.com | Lekhak Anurag

Tensions have flared up dramatically in the Middle East after the United States launched targeted airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities. Three of Iran’s most critical nuclear sites—Natanz, Fordow, and Arak—were bombed using bunker-busting bombs dropped from B-2 bombers. In the first act of retaliation, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has threatened to completely shut down the Strait of Hormuz, through which almost one-fifth of the world’s oil flows.
As US bombs Iran’s nuclear facilities, speculation grows over Pakistan’s possible covert help, mirroring Osama raid.

6 days ago | opindia.com | Lekhak Anurag

On 21st June, the United States launched coordinated military strikes on three of Iran’s top nuclear sites, Fordow, Natanz and Esfahan. It triggered a fresh wave of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. The strikes, which were reportedly executed with high-precision munitions, “bunker busters”, left key infrastructure in ruins. President Donald Trump claimed the strike was successful, however, Iran has claimed that the infrastructure sustained minimal damage.
As Congress whines about India not choosing sides in the Iran-Israel conflict, read how diplomacy and non-alignment of Modi government has been a gamechanger

1 week ago | opindia.com | Dibakar Dutta

On Saturday (21st June), Congress Chairperson Sonia Gandhi wrote an opinion piece in The Hindu newspaper wherein she extended support to the Islamic Republic of Iran amid the ongoing conflict with the Jewish State of Israel. Additionally, she blamed the Modi government for not choosing sides and maintaining diplomatic balance.
Donald Trump claims he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize for the Rwanda-Congo treaty and for stopping war between India and Pakistan, a claim India strongly denies.

1 week ago | opindia.com | Lekhak Anurag

President of the United States, Donald Trump, is once again making headlines. No, he is not in the news for “resolving” a major global conflict, but for publicly lamenting the fact that he has not been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. In a long-winded post on Truth Social, Trump claimed that a treaty has been signed between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and declared it a “Great Day for Africa”. By extension, “a Great Day for the World” is what this treaty is, according to Trump.
New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani funded by anti-India, anti-Hindu lobby of Council on American-Islamic Relations- Read details

1 week ago | opindia.com | Shraddha Pandey

Zohran Mamdani, New York City mayoral candidate and Democratic Socialist is making headlines for all the wrong reasons. From calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a ‘fascist’, lying about 2002 Gujarat riots, to repeatedly making Hinduphobic commentary, Mamdani is doing everything it takes to garner support of the anti-India elements in the United States and win the elections.
How Boeing and its dishonesty has claimed hundreds of lives thus far

1 week ago | opindia.com | Shraddha Pandey

On the 12th of June 2025, an Air India plane took off from Ahmedabad at 1:40 pm. It crashed within 1 minute and more than 250 people died in this accident. Only one passenger on the plane survived. Soon after, startling facts began to emerged. The crashed flight was Air India’s 787-8 Dreamliner aircraft, manufactured by Boeing. The Ahmedabad Air India crash was the first time this model of the Boeing aircraft became a victim of an accident.