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Adv Karan Thakur

AI for All: A Civilizational call from New Delhi to the Digital World

NGT Clears Great Nicobar Mega Project, Flags Strategic Importance

National Green Tribunal clears Great Nicobar Mega Project: Congress party bites the dust

Madras HC Restores Bharatiya View on Bhagavad Gita

Bhagavad Gita is civilisational knowledge, not a religious disqualification: Madras HC restores Bharatiya perspective

Nitin Nabin takes charge as the Working President of BJP

Strengthening the spine: How the Nitin Nabin decision reflects the institutional priorities of BJP

Gujarat HC scraps Waqf fee exemption

Gujarat High Court ends court fee exemption for Waqf bodies, upholds equality before law

Supreme Court of India

Supreme Court Ends Oral Mentioning: What does the reform mean?

Exterior of Supreme Court

Why Supreme Court’s new time-bound argument framework marks transformative shift in Indian Democracy

Modi–Putin diplomacy triumphs as Congress drowns in its own confusion

The Supreme Court of India

Timelines cannot be fixed for grant of assent for Governor; SC restores constitutional authority of pocket veto

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The BBC’s War of Words: How western media wages a psychological battle against India’s rise

From Vijayadashmi 1925 to Vijayadashmi 2025: The Sangh’s Shatabdi Yatra

Navratri, RSS, and the triumph of good over evil: A century of Hindu nationalism

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The Waqf Amendment Act, 2025: A reformist milestone for Bharat

Attack on National Emblem at Hazratbal Shrine

The so-called ‘vote theft’ document released by the Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has backfired on the party. Metadata investigation has revealed that the document was not created in India, but in Myanmar

Vote theft or nation theft? Propaganda of Rahul Gandhi exposed as foreign-made

Supreme Court reserves verdict on presidential reference over governor’s role in assent to bills

The Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice B.R. Gavai, is presently grappling with a question that touches the very core of India’s parliamentary democracy: can the Governor or the President indefinitely withhold assent to Bills, and can the Court prescribe timelines where the Constitution is silent

Supreme Court hearing Presidential reference on timelines for bills: Judicial limits and Constitutional boundaries

Dr Mohan Bhagwat

Shatabdi Sankalp: Reaffirming the cultural and spiritual unity of Bharat through language

A fact check by the Organiser has debunked the false narrative of Congress and has hailed the role of RSS in ousting British out of India

The AI deception of Congress: False propaganda against RSS exposed

When it comes to safeguarding the girl children, the law of the land prevails over personal law, Muslim personal law included.

Religion vs Republic: Why no personal law should undermine the Right to Protection of girls?