Kargil Review Committee: Two Decades of India’s Defense Reforms

Brig Brijesh Pandey The 1999 Kargil War is remembered as a war India won despite fighting under self-imposed restrictions of

Pakistan’s Vanishing Minorities: Maria Shahbaz Case

Rohan Giri In March 2026, a court in Pakistan closed the file on a thirteen-year-old girl from Lahore and, in

July 13, 1931: A Turning Point in Jammu & Kashmir

Vivek Raina Hundreds were burned alive and many others were thrown into the rivers, it was a heinous episode of

Explainer: Pakistan Occupied Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh

India’s case admits no ambiguity. The accession of 1947 was absolute: a lawful, unconditional and final transfer of the whole

Remembering Kanishka and the Threat That Outlived It

Air India Flight 182, known as Kanishka, did not fall from the sky. It was bombed. And the hands that

Kashmir’s Temple Heritage: A Testament to Bharat’s Enduring Civilization

The history of Kashmir is a tale of culture rather than just geography. The Valley fostered a distinctive intellectual, spiritual

Radical Islamist Rape Gangs Exposed!

Exposing grooming gangs is not an affront against Islam, highlighting crimes against vulnerable children is not a crime either. K.A.Badarinath

Why Rawalakot Is Burning: Exploitation Dressed as Administration

Seven are dead and an internet blackout has fallen over the hills, but the protesters in Pakistan’s Illegally Occupied Jammu

Referendum Farce: Story Written in Karachi, Staged in New York

Rohan Giri On April 29, 2026, Gurpatwant Singh Pannun announced a Khalistan Referendum voter registration drive from the Karachi Press

Vermilion and the War Cry: What Operation Sindoor Was Really

Every analyst who measured Operation Sindoor in airbases missed the war. Operation Sindoor was not just a reply to an