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11 Things Congress Didn’t Do in 60 years (That BJP Did in 11)
Somebody on Instagram posted a real saying if anyone could list a single policy that the BJP government started from scratch. I thought I should give at least a few. Policies that didn’t exist in this form, scale, or intent before 2014. Starting with the basic ones: 1. PM Jan Dhan Yojana (started in 2014)…
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From 1979 to 2026: The Chilling History of Pakistan’s ‘Dalal’ Diplomacy
The euphoria seen in certain Indian circles regarding Pakistan’s “diplomatic masterstroke” in Islamabad is not just misplaced—it is historically illiterate. To suggest that a state currently teetering on economic collapse and internal fragmentation has suddenly become a regional arbiter is to ignore fifty years of “Mercenary Diplomacy.” As External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has pointedly…
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Operation Epic Fury vs. Operation Sindoor: The Narrative Is the Battlefield
Three Days vs. Thirty Five Days— And Only One Is Called Failure The year 2026 has exposed something far bigger than a military conflict. It has exposed the rigged rules of the narrative game. When India launched Operation Sindoor in May 2025, the verdict from the “global experts” and the internal skeptics was instant: Three…
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Dhurandhar 1 vs Dhurandhar 2: An Honest, In-Depth Review of a Rare Cinematic Experience
When a film franchise manages to hold attention for nearly eight hours across two parts, it is already doing something very unusual in Indian cinema. Dhurandhar 1 and Dhurandhar 2 feel like exactly that kind of rare experiment—ambitious, dense, and surprisingly consistent in quality, yet emotionally and structurally very different from each other. What makes…
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The 1000-Crore Box Office Illusion: What Dhurandhar 2 Really Tells Us About India
The posters are everywhere. The memes are never ending. If you go on any digital platform you will see the craze that the movie has. The headlines are screaming.And the numbers? They’re historic. Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge has not just broken records—it has vaporized them. Crossing ₹1,000 crore in record time, it is being celebrated…
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RCB Sells for $1.78 Billion—and the “King of Good Times” is Still a Fugitive
The news has sent shockwaves through the financial and sporting worlds: Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) has been acquired by a consortium including the Aditya Birla Group and Blackstone for a staggering $1.78 billion (₹16,660 crore). As I read the headlines, I can’t stop thinking about the original architect of this glamour, Mr. Vijay Mallya. There…
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Kavya Maran Spat on Indian Sentiments: The 2.4 Crore Betrayal
There is a cold, calculated arrogance currently drifting through the air-conditioned boardrooms of the Indian elite. It is the smell of money—specifically, money that smells better to them than the soil of their own nation. The news from the March 12, 2026, Hundred auction in London has sent shockwaves through the Indian cricketing community, but…
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Fact vs Fiction: Dhurandhar 2 and the Reality of the “Unknown Gunmen”
Once I saw the movie, I realized why some are calling it BJP propaganda. In fact, a lot of reviewers specifically mention that the movie is good in the first half and becomes a complete propaganda in the second half. What makes them say that? Once I saw the movie, I realized what happens in…
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