Rahul Gandhi will be organising a massive rally on 1st November against the CEC. But was the date, 1st November, chosen deliberately to mock the victims of the 1984 Sikh massacre, or is this an indication that Congress will repeat what happened on 1st November 1984?
Europe's gas storage-to-demand cushion has hit crisis levels, even after a 14% cut to winter demand since 2021/22.
It's just mind-blowing how European citizens have been completely numb to the very real problems coming from the current inefficient European decision-making.
The phrase didn't help the @BJP4India . It told the country what the protests were really about.
In a democracy you don't need regime change. You get one every five years. It's called an election. The next one is in 2029, and anyone who wants Modi gone is free to go and win it.
When a senior advocate talks about regime change at a press conference while the crowd is chanting about the CEC, people are entitled to ask which agenda is the real one. Asking that isn't branding dissidents as enemies of the nation. It's taking them at their word.
The Bangladesh comparison didn't come from nowhere either. Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal all saw governments pushed out by street pressure. India isn't that. We have courts, Parliament, and a press free enough for you to criticise the PM every Sunday in a national paper.
If the SIR deletions are wrong, prove it. Take the data to the Supreme Court. That would hurt the government far more than any slogan.
Protest is fine. Dissent is fine. Trying to topple an elected government from the street is something else, and voters know the difference.
The organisers lost the plot the moment the goal moved from fixing the voter roll to removing the government. Blaming the BJP for noticing is the easy way out.
Because he is a student of noted Brahmin historian Ruchika Sharma, who as part of the global brahminist-patriarchalist conspiracy is trying to negate his lived experiences in order to assimilate him into the manuvadist 𝘸𝘦𝘭𝘵𝘢𝘯𝘴𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘶𝘶𝘯𝘨.
🚨 India’s Andaman and Nicobar Command Launches Strategic Aerial Firing Drills Near Key Maritime Routes
Drills are underway near Sri Vijaya Puram from October 20–22, 2026.
India’s only integrated tri-services command brings together the Army, Navy and Air Force, with Coast Guard involvement.
Reports suggest the drills could involve fighter aircraft guns, missiles and rockets specific systems have not been officially confirmed.
Strategic location: The archipelago lies near vital Indian Ocean shipping routes, including approaches to the Strait of Malacca.
The exercise is intended to validate operational coordination and strengthen regional defence preparedness.
The Andaman and Nicobar Command has issued a safety notice asking mariners and airmen to avoid the designated exercise area during specified hours.