What is happening with Kashmiri Pandits in Kashmir right now should concern everyone.
A recent threat letter reportedly named six Kashmiri Pandit govt employees and circulated their names and phone numbers. Following the threat, security was stepped up in areas where Kashmiri Pandit families live, and Kashmiri Pandit employees were asked to stay home and work remotely as a precaution.
And this is not happening in isolation.
Just days ago, two non-local workers were killed by terrorists in Kulgam.
Then there is the Pahalgam terror attack of 2025, where civilians were killed solely on the basis of their religious identity.
So when politicians still try to reduce Kashmir to a purely “political issue,” they are missing the larger reality.
And it should also make us confront the consequences of demographic displacement. When an entire Kashmiri Hindu community is displaced, when people become minorities in places where they once lived, and when fear continues for generations, the consequences do not simply disappear.
Kashmir deserves a future where people are protected not because they belong to a particular community, but because they are citizens of India.
Is Rahul Gandhi’s concern for students limited only to protests against the Central Government?
Today, students in Jharkhand demanding fair examinations were met with lathis and water cannons.
Will Rahul Gandhi condemn the police action by the government he supports?
Are the students of Jharkhand any less deserving of justice?
Student rights cannot depend on which party is in power. Justice cannot be selective.
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From 2014 till now, the total expenditure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s foreign visits is ₹762 crore
From 2014 to 2025–26, the total Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) that came into India is approximately ₹70,00,000 crore
In simple terms, for every ₹1 spent on the Prime Minister’s foreign visits, India received ₹9,186 crore in FDI
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh spent ₹699 crore on foreign visits between 2004 and 2014. During that period, India received ₹30,400 crore in FDI
In simple terms, for every ₹1 spent by him, India received ₹49 crore in FDI.
A delegation of the Joint Action Forum on Minorities (JAFM) urged the Govt to withdraw the proposed FCRA Amendment Bill.
If an organisation or NGO believes that the foreign funding it receives is not being used for any unlawful activity or for any religious conversion activity, then what exactly is its problem with the FCRA?
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Kerala chief minister had explain why he visited a temple and an Actress had to explain why she wear Saffron dress..
This is demographic change, every Hindu should concern...
Wow...
A Kerala reporter asked her why she chose to wear an orange dress, as if it needed an explanation. She calmly replied that it matched the brand colors. Even then, they continued mocking her.
In Kerala, wearing saffron is being treated like a sin and that mindset is slowly being normalized.
100% literacy..My 🦶
Wow...
A Kerala reporter asked her why she chose to wear an orange dress, as if it needed an explanation. She calmly replied that it matched the brand colors. Even then, they continued mocking her.
In Kerala, wearing saffron is being treated like a sin and that mindset is slowly being normalized.
100% literacy..My 🦶
FCRA is a necessity for India.
A nation with millions of NGOs cannot afford to make transparency a choice.
The FCRA Amendment Bill aims to make foreign funding more transparent and accountable. It helps ensure that foreign contributions are used for legitimate purposes and reduces the risk of misuse, which will also strengthen national security.