Jun 1, 2025
22-year-old Hindu law student Sharmishtha hunted down and arrested by Kolkata Police after Islamist mobs flooded her with Sar Tan Se Juda, rape, and murder threats—just for exposing a Pakistani troll who mocked the slaughter of Hindus in Pahalgam
In a disturbing development that exposes the stark bias of the West Bengal administration, a 22-year-old Hindu law student, Sharmishtha, was arrested by Kolkata Police on Friday (30th May) — not for committing any act of violence or inciting terror, but for sharing a video that criticised the terrorist state of Pakistan. The irony? She had already deleted the video and issued an apology. Still, the state’s police department chose to act not as protectors of justice, but as enforcers of Islamist outrage.
Jun 1, 2025
Verma thought “Priti Jaiswal” loved him—she was a spy; through sketches and whispers, he leaked warship secrets, joining others like “Neha Sharma” and “Zara Dasgupta” in a honeytrap web that seduced scientists, stole missiles, and shattered loyalties
There was once a time when spies wore disguises, passed coded messages under tables, and vanished down dark alleys. But today, in the world of swipes, likes, and chat requests, betrayal wears a prettier mask—a display picture, a flirtatious message, and a soft digital whisper.
May 31, 2025
Megha Vemuri, an Indian-American and MIT’s Class of 2025 president banned from graduation after accusing Israel of genocide in her speech, sparking Jewish walkouts, national outrage, and a deeper debate over free speech and antisemitism on U.S. campuses
On May 29, 2025, what should have been a proud, memorable moment for MIT’s Class of 2025 turned into a stage for controversy. During the prestigious OneMIT undergraduate ceremony, class president Megha Vemuri, wearing a red keffiyeh — a symbol often associated with Palestinian resistance — chose to abandon her pre-approved script. Instead, she gave an unapproved speech, sharply criticizing Israel and accusing it of genocide in Gaza. She also used the opportunity to condemn MIT’s collaboration with the Israeli military, a move that stunned many in the audience and drew instant backlash.
May 30, 2025
Once valued at $1.5B, Builder.ai sold shiny AI dreams but quietly hired thousands of Indian coders to mimic automation—proving in 2025 that “AI” stood for “Actually Indians,” while investors funded hype, not hardware, and mistook humans for bots
In the fast-paced world of artificial intelligence, where promises of revolutionary technology fuel billion-dollar valuations, the spectacular collapse of Builder.ai serves as a sobering reminder: hype without substance is a recipe for disaster. Once hailed as a unicorn valued at $1.5 billion, backed by heavyweights like Microsoft and the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA), Builder.ai filed for bankruptcy in May 2025, leaving employees, investors, and clients reeling. The company’s downfall, marked by overstated revenues, financial mismanagement, and a misleading AI narrative, is not just the s…
May 30, 2025
A 900-year-old Shiva temple at Preah Vihear sparked deadly clashes between Thai and Cambodian troops, reigniting a decades-old border dispute despite ICJ rulings and UNESCO status, as both nations stand firm on sovereignty amid rising regional tension
Tensions have once again turned violent between Thailand and Cambodia over a sensitive border region that both countries claim ownership of. The focal point of this heated conflict is the ancient and sacred Preah Vihear Shiva temple, a Hindu architectural wonder that stands tall for over 900 years in Cambodia’s Preah Vihear province. This temple is not just an archaeological site—it is home to a Shiva Lingam, a symbol considered highly auspicious in Hindu tradition. Its presence lends profound cultural and religious value to the land, making it a deeply emotional issue for both nations.
May 30, 2025
India stuns the world with DIGIPIN—a 10-character GPS-encoded digital address for every inch of its land & sea, crafted by India Post & IIT Hyderabad, covering precise 4x4m grids, set to save ₹82,000+ crore yearly and redefine global geospatial dominance
After the massive success of Aadhaar and UPI, the Government of India has now taken another visionary step towards complete digital transformation. The Narendra Modi-led government has introduced a new initiative that aims to give every address in the country a unique identity—a 10-character digital ID that will make postal and delivery services more efficient than ever before.
May 29, 2025
Abhishek Bhardwaj, a 20-year-old college dropout from Himachal arrested for spying after police found sensitive military data on his phone and AK-47 visuals on his Facebook—exposing deep Pakistan-linked espionage threats inside India's rural heartland
In late May 2025, intelligence inputs from central agencies warned that a young man in Himachal Pradesh might be spying for a foreign power. Acting on this tip-off, Himachal Police formed a special team under the Dehra Sub-Divisional Police Officer and placed the suspect under close surveillance. For several days, officers quietly monitored his activities – especially his online interactions – after learning he could be providing sensitive information to contacts in Pakistan. According to Dehra Superintendent of Police (SP) Mayank Chaudhary, “after we got an input about Abhishek’s activities…
May 29, 2025
‘Troublemakers’, ‘Radical elements’: Inside Donald Trump’s war on foreign students in the US, from visa freezes to SEVIS revocations, and how it threatens the future of 3 lakh Indian students and America’s $44B global education leadership
Since his return to the White House in January 2025, US President Donald Trump has initiated a series of aggressive policy reforms, particularly targeting foreign students in American universities. The administration presents these measures as efforts to uphold national security, combat antisemitism, and eliminate so-called “troublemakers” from academic institutions.
May 29, 2025
India now demands full hardware, software, and source code checks on all CCTV cameras post-April 9, shaking Chinese giants like Hikvision and Xiaomi, as Delhi leads with 2.5 lakh cameras and the $7B market braces for strict cybersecurity enforcement
In a decisive move to bolster national security, India has mandated that manufacturers of surveillance equipment submit the hardware, software, and source code of CCTV cameras for security assessment in Indian government laboratories before selling their products in the country.This directive arises from India's concerns regarding the potential threat of Chinese surveillance through CCTV cameras and their components supplied by Chinese manufacturers.