In the name of God, go !

Ever since he became the CJP on 17th September 2023, Qazi Faez Isa, instead of behaving in an impartial and independent manner, as an upright judge is expected to do, shamelessly surrendered before, and did the bidding of, the Pakistan Establishment, in a servile manner, as detailed in the links below

Noel Tata succeeds Ratan Tata, appointed Chairman of Tata Trusts

Noel Tata, the low-profile yet highly accomplished half-brother of Ratan Tata, has officially been appointed as the chairman of Tata Trusts. With over 40 years of experience within the Tata Group, Noel now steps into one of the most influential roles in India’s business and philanthropic landscape. As he takes on the responsibility of guiding the $165 billion empire, all eyes are on his leadership style and the future direction of the iconic Tata Trusts. Will Noel’s quiet yet firm approach usher in a new era for the Tata Group?

A Parent’s Legacy: Why Delhi HC Allowed a 60-Year-Old Couple to Access Their Dead Son’s Sperm

In a landmark ruling, the Delhi High Court allowed a couple in their sixties to access their deceased son’s frozen sperm, setting a precedent for posthumous reproduction in India. The couple’s son, who passed away from cancer in 2020, had his sperm preserved before undergoing cancer treatment. The hospital holding the sperm sample refused to release it, citing the absence of guidelines for such a scenario where there was no surviving spouse. Seeking to continue their son’s legacy, the parents petitioned the court, which ultimately granted them permission to use the sperm for surrogacy. This ruling raises important legal, ethical, and social questions about the evolving concept of family and the rights surrounding posthumous reproduction.

South Korean Author Han Kang wins Nobel Prize in Literature for 2024

In a groundbreaking moment for Asian literature, South Korean author Han Kang has been awarded the 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature for her “intense poetic prose that confronts historical traumas and exposes the fragility of human life.” Known for her innovative storytelling and experimental style, Kang’s works like The Vegetarian and Human Acts have captivated readers worldwide. This recognition not only highlights her achievements but also shines a spotlight on the richness of Korean literature, paving the way for future voices in the global literary landscape.

Mallika Sherawat Opens Up About Childhood Trauma: ‘Parents Saw Me As A Burden, Mother Slipped Into Depression After My Birth’

Bollywood actress Mallika Sherawat opens up about the heartbreaking discrimination she faced as a girl in a patriarchal household. She shares how her birth was met with disappointment, her mother’s depression, and how she was treated as a “burden.” Despite the lack of support from her family, Mallika fought societal norms to become a star. Her story highlights the ongoing struggles women face in traditional societies and the importance of breaking free from oppressive mindsets.

Aishwarya Loses Cool with Abhishek in Public: Divorce Rumors Intensify

Amid ongoing divorce rumors, a video of Bollywood power couple Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan fighting in public has gone viral. Captured during a Kabaddi match, the video shows tension between the two, with fans speculating on their relationship. Separate appearances at a recent high-profile wedding and other incidents have fueled further rumors of a possible split.

Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3: Will Nostalgia Save a Trailer That Lacks Laughter?

The trailer for Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 has fans buzzing as it prepares to clash with Singham Again on November 1. While it struggles to match the horror-comedy charm of its predecessors, the excitement of seeing Vidya Balan and Madhuri Dixit together keeps spirits high. With clever nods to past films, audiences remain hopeful for an entertaining experience.

Bharat Ratna for Ratan Tata: Maharashtra Pushes for India’s Highest Honour Amid Nation’s Mourning

The Maharashtra government has proposed to the Centre that the Bharat Ratna, India’s highest civilian award, be conferred posthumously upon the late Ratan Tata. The industrialist, who passed away at the age of 86, was not only a business giant but also a philanthropist and a symbol of integrity and compassion. His humility shone even in 2021 when he asked supporters to refrain from pushing for the Bharat Ratna in his name. As India mourns his passing, there is a growing sentiment that this prestigious award is a fitting tribute to his unparalleled contributions to the nation.

Ratan Tata, the Man Behind India’s Global Success Story, Passes Away at 86

India bids farewell to one of its most beloved and influential industrialists, Ratan Tata, who passed away at the age of 86. As the Chairman Emeritus of the Tata Group, Ratan Tata transformed India’s corporate landscape with integrity, innovation, and philanthropy. Under his leadership, Tata Group became a global force, acquiring brands like Jaguar, Land Rover, and Corus Steel. Beyond business, his philanthropic efforts in education, healthcare, and animal welfare left a lasting impact on millions. Tributes pour in from across the world, remembering a man of humility, vision, and boundless compassion, whose legacy will continue to inspire generations.

Is India a nation ?

In my article ‘Sanskrit as a language of science’ I have said that there is a misconception that Sanskrit was only a language for chanting mantras in temples and ceremonies. In fact Sanskrit was the language of free thinkers, who questioned everything, and expressed the widest spectrum of thoughts on various subjects e.g. philosophy, science, art, law, grammar, etc. In particular, Sanskrit was the language of our scientists in ancient India.

The curse on Pakistanis for their nonstop lying

Why can Pakistanis not speak the truth that Partition was a British fraud, and that Pakistan is a fake, artificial country which will one day surely reunite with India ? That is because in Pakistan speaking against Partition carries a 10 year jail sentence, vide section 123A of the Pakistan Penal Code, which states

Jitendra Kumar’s Shocking Jungle Past: Surviving on Rs 40 at Age 11!

Jitendra Kumar, affectionately known as Jeetu Bhaiya, recently revealed his humble beginnings during an interview, shedding light on a childhood marked by hardship. Growing up in Khairthal, Rajasthan, he lived in a “jhopdi” (hut) deep in the jungle, a stark contrast to his current fame as a beloved actor in popular web series like Kota Factory and Panchayat. At just 11 years old, Jitendra worked alongside painters and carpenters, earning a meager Rs 40 a day during his summer holidays, despite his father’s concerns about him working at such a young age. This remarkable story of resilience highlights how Jitendra’s early struggles shaped his work ethic and passion, ultimately leading him from a life of adversity to becoming a celebrated figure in the entertainment industry.

From Rags to Riches: Kartik Aaryan’s Lavish Car Choices Expose Hidden Frustrations!

In the dazzling world of Bollywood, where luxury and success are often intertwined, Kartik Aaryan’s journey from humble beginnings to owning a collection of high-end cars stands as a testament to resilience and ambition. Recently, Aaryan opened up about his passion for luxury vehicles, revealing that his desire to own them is rooted in his past struggles when he could barely afford a third-hand car. From the Lamborghini Urus to the McLaren, each car in his impressive garage symbolizes not just success but also a coping mechanism for the frustrations of his earlier life. This candid narrative highlights the emotional ties behind his automotive choices, showcasing how our past shapes our present desires.

BJP’s Gamble in J&K and Haryana Elections 2024: Mandate or Manipulation?

The 2024 elections in Jammu & Kashmir and Haryana have set the stage for a historic and polarizing political landscape. What was once considered a routine electoral exercise has now turned into a battleground for power, ideology, and trust. In J&K, the tug-of-war between regional autonomy and national integration has taken center stage, as parties like the National Conference and BJP vie for control amidst rising discontent and growing nationalism. In Haryana, the political contest has been equally intense, with the BJP and Congress locking horns in a bid to dominate the agrarian heartland. The electorate is divided between promises of development and accusations of broken trust. The rise of regional players and farmers’ unions has further complicated the political equation, making this election not just about governance but the very fabric of democracy.
As the results pour in, what’s clear is that these elections have shaken the status quo and ignited fierce debates about the future of governance and trust in both regions.

The purpose of making the Indian Constitution

We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America

Why Singham Again Trailer Is Full Of Cringe?

As viewers struggle to get through the five-minute trailer, many wonder how they’ll sit through the full movie. With complaints of excessive action, poor acting, and cringe-worthy moments filling social media feeds, it remains to be seen whether Singham Again can deliver at the box office or if it will simply become a cinematic disaster.

How Shivam Mavi and Umran Malik Struggled Post-Debut While Arshdeep Singh Thrived

In the fast-paced world of cricket, where young talents constantly vie for recognition, the debuts of Shivam Mavi, Umran Malik, and Arshdeep Singh in India’s T20 International (T20I) squad brought excitement and anticipation. While Arshdeep Singh continues to shine, Mavi and Malik have faded from the spotlight. This news report delves into their journeys, examining the highs, lows, and the challenges that have shaped their careers.

Sana Nemat

I first contacted my friend Irfan Ali, who hails from Meerut, India, and lives in Princeton New Jersey, USA. Irfan has lived in America for about 20 years. He is an IT expert, and is head of a big company. But he is also very fond of music ( he is himself a good singer ), and holds online music programmes regularly, in which he invites famous singers of Mumbai etc to perform.

From Silence to Justice: The Fight Against Marital Rape in India

The debate over marital rape in India has resurfaced, igniting discussions on the legal definition of consent within marriage. With the Indian government taking a controversial stance against criminalizing marital rape, many are questioning the implications of allowing a husband to evade accountability for non-consensual sex. Historical exemptions in the law have created a landscape where marital rights often overshadow a woman’s autonomy, raising urgent concerns about women’s rights and societal norms. As petitions challenging the marital rape exception gather momentum, key stakeholders, including legal experts and women’s rights activists, argue that it is time to redefine love and consent within the institution of marriage. This article delves into the complexities of the marital rape debate, highlighting recent developments and the pressing need for legal reform in the face of evolving societal values.

The Untold Story of Rupa Bayor Meet India’s First Taekwondo Star in the World Top 10

Rupa Bayor, a Taekwondo athlete from Arunachal Pradesh, has made history by becoming the first Indian to break into the top 10 of the World Poomsae Rankings. Currently ranked 9th globally, Rupa’s journey from humble beginnings to international recognition is a story of resilience, determination, and talent. Despite her groundbreaking achievements, her story has largely been overlooked by mainstream media in India, which continues to focus predominantly on cricket, leaving accomplishments like Rupa’s underappreciated.