Washington is witnessing a pivotal push for historical justice as Rep. Greg Landsman files a groundbreaking bill demanding US recognition of the 1971 genocide in Bangladesh. The focus? Heinous crimes by the Pakistani military and Jamaat-e-Islami against Hindus, demanding accountability for war crimes and crimes against humanity. Operation Searchlight, igniting on the evening of March 25, 1971, marked the start of a calculated terror campaign. Bengali civilians across religions were brutalized, but Hindus endured disproportionate savagery—slaughter on a massive scale, widespread gang rapes, coerced conversions to Islam, and forced exile. Landsman, in his impassioned statement, affirmed these atrocities meet every…
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In a key interaction at the national capital, Union Minister Jitendra Singh engaged in a high-level courtesy call with Lt Gen Pratik Sharma, head of the Indian Army’s Northern Command. The session covered pressing defence issues, earning praise from the minister as an ‘enriching discussion’ via his X post. Singh shared details on X: ‘Courtesy visit by GOC-in-C Northern Command, Udhampur, Lt Gen Pratik Sharma. Fruitful exchange of thoughts ensued.’ This comes at a time when border vigilance remains paramount. Taking helm on May 1, 2025, Lt Gen Sharma replaced Lt Gen MV Suchendra Kumar at Udhampur headquarters. Boasting 30…
High-level pomp marked Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan’s arrival in Mumbai on Saturday, with Maharashtra’s leadership out in full force. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Governor Jishnu Dev Verma greeted him at the airport, offering flowers and warm words. The red-carpet treatment at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport flowed seamlessly into a formal Guard of Honour at Lok Bhavan. Skill Development Minister Mangal Prabhat Lodha and other dignitaries added to the star-studded welcome. This Mumbai stop follows a meaningful engagement in Nagpur. The Vice President first honored RSS founder Dr. Hedgewar at his memorial, then elevated the 29th Indian Youth Parliament…
In a startling accusation, Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization has pointed fingers at the US and Israel for bombing the Natanz nuclear facility on Saturday. The agency quickly assured the public that no radioactive contamination has been detected, calming fears of a nuclear disaster. According to Tasmim News Agency, the attack targeted the enrichment complex in central Iran, but safety measures held firm. Residents in the vicinity reported no health issues, underscoring the contained nature of the incident. This strike follows the onset of open military confrontations between US-Israel forces and Iran. Satellite evidence has been circulating, with Israel’s images revealing…
Tumakuru, March 21 – A chilling case of workplace despair unfolded in Karnataka when a senior government employee committed suicide at his desk, merely seven days shy of retirement. The man’s final words, captured on video, point fingers at a superior for years of torment. Mallikarjun, Assistant Director at the Social Welfare Department, was a resident of Gundaralahalli near Pavagada. After three dedicated years in service, his life ended abruptly in the very office he served. Authorities revealed that prior to the act, he filmed a poignant message accusing Joint Director Krishnappa of psychological abuse. Circulated among peers, the video…
In a stunning turn amid swirling legal storms, Bollywood and Punjabi sensation Badshah has jetted off to London, shrugging off FIRs and summons related to his controversial song ‘Tittri’. The track, accused of vulgarity, has sparked nationwide outrage, leading to two police complaints in Haryana and intervention from the National Commission for Women. Undeterred, Badshah shared glimpses of his London escapade on social media — driving through bustling streets and previewing the grandeur of The O2 Arena, music’s mecca with 20,000-plus seats. This March 22 show marks a milestone: Badshah becomes the pioneering Indian rapper to grace this colossal stage,…
Government job hunters, rejoice! The National Health Systems Resource Centre (NHSRC) in New Delhi has kicked off applications for 31 high-impact roles, including multiple Technical Officer positions. This March 21 notification promises stable careers in public health, from technical expertise to financial oversight. Online applications are live now, closing sharp on April 1. Candidates need relevant degrees—be it bachelor’s, master’s, or doctorates in fields spanning management, sciences, pharmacy, medicine, and social work. Pay scales attract with ₹45,000 to ₹1,45,000 per month.
India’s taxpayers brace for transformation with the Income Tax Act 2025 rolling out from April 1, 2026, supplanting the 64-year-old 1961 law. Notified by CBDT, the rules aim for a dispute-free, transparent system without altering tax rates or slabs. At the ‘Prarambh 2026’ launch, FM Nirmala Sitharaman praised small businesses and professionals as the economy’s true powerhouses. The revamp shifts behavior from confusion to seamless compliance, slashing errors, costs, and court battles. Core shift: Dual year concepts unify into ‘Tax Year.’ Filing deadlines lock in—31 July for individuals, 31 August for pros/businesses, 31 October for audits (up to 30 November…
Tensions in the Middle East have sparked global fears of fuel disruptions, but Sri Lanka is feeling the heat firsthand. Medical professionals across the island nation have sounded the alarm, declaring the next 48 hours pivotal in averting a total breakdown of its hospital network. According to reports, if fuel and transport issues aren’t addressed pronto, hospitals could cease functioning within days. Staff struggle daily to report for duty amid acute shortages. Doctors highlight a stark inequity: while other government workers enjoy transport perks, healthcare heroes must self-fund their journeys for routine, on-call, and crisis responses. Weekly fuel quotas under…
Forget the 90s legend for a moment—meet the new Mohammad Azharuddin, a wicketkeeper-batsman who’s turned 31 without a single cap for India. Hailing from Kerala, his story is one of passion, persistence, and a name that carries the weight of cricket history. The original Azharuddin’s era from 1989 to 1999 saw him captain India and mesmerize with his batting flair, inspiring a generation. Fans named kids after him, including this Azharuddin, born in 1994 in Kerala to admiring parents. Taking his namesake’s legacy to heart, he entered professional cricket in 2015, debuting in first-class for Goa, List A soon after,…