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The phrase “Godi media” has, over the years, turned into a powerful label used by the Congress ecosystem. It is employed to discredit, mock, and undermine anyone who either supports the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) or refuses to follow the political script that thrives on spreading Hindu animosity under the cover of secularism. Instead of being an organic expression, this label was carefully planted and popularized by individuals such as Ravish Kumar. These personalities often try to portray themselves as “neutral journalists,” yet in practice they broadcast propaganda that aligns with a sing…

On Monday, 1 September, the Bombay High Court expressed strong anger against the ongoing Maratha reservation protests that had spread across Mumbai. The judges said the agitators had blocked important roads, paralysed daily life, and even obstructed access to the court itself. According to the court, the demonstrators were not following the rules and had moved away from the officially designated protest site.

The impact of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Tianjin did not fade even after its conclusion. The sight of Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin sharing the stage with Prime Minister Narendra Modi immediately drew sharp reactions from the American political circles.

On 2nd September, the Congress Party faced a major embarrassment when its leader Rahul Gandhi’s repeated allegations of “vote chori” turned against his own party. Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) IT Cell Chief Amit Malviya exposed that Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera himself holds two active voter IDs, which directly contradicted the claims of the Congress leadership. Malviya pointed out that Khera’s name exists in two separate constituencies—one under the Jangpura Assembly constituency and another under the New Delhi Assembly constituency.

It is often said that the more a person talks, the more they reveal their real self. This describes White House Trade Adviser Peter Navarro, who has recently taken to giving back-to-back interviews in an attempt to defend US President Donald Trump’s controversial decision to impose a 50 per cent tariff on India. But instead of limiting his arguments to economics, Navarro has turned to divisive rhetoric. In a striking shift, he accused Brahmins in India of “profiteering at the expense of the Indian people.”

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) has become one of the most important pillars of Eurasian diplomacy. Once created mainly as a security forum, it now holds an agenda and reach that extend far beyond its roots as a regional security union. Established in 2001, the SCO today has eight member states, including three global heavyweights—China, Russia, and India. Positioned at the crossroads of Asia, the SCO is directly involved in some of the continent’s most pressing concerns—economic growth, political cooperation, and strategic stability.

On 31st August, during the 125th episode of his monthly radio address Mann Ki Baat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about a unique initiative called ‘Pratibha Setu’, a digital platform that offers a second chance to Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) aspirants who fall just short of the final selection.

In recent weeks, the Ladakh administration’s decision to cancel the land allotment given to the Himalayan Institute of Alternative Learning (HIAL) has turned into a major controversy. What should have been seen as an internal administrative action has now been turned into a social media campaign, with several Pakistani handles extending their support to ‘activist’ Sonam Wangchuk.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to travel to India in December, according to a Kremlin announcement on Friday, 29th August. The timing of this visit is significant because it comes when Moscow and New Delhi are strengthening their partnership, even as the United States has imposed heavy tariffs on India over its continued purchase of Russian oil.