🖋️ *From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane* India’s justice system is failing victims of brutal crimes. Even when death sentences are declared, executions rarely happen. Between 2014 and 2026, over 1,600 convicts were sentenced to death, yet only five were actually hanged—Yakub Memon and the four Nirbhaya case convicts. Today, 574 criminals have exhausted all legal appeals, but remain alive because mercy petitions are stalled. Cases like Kopardi, Nayana Pujari, and Shraddha Walkar s

🖋️ From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane Political cowardice versus courageous leadership was starkly visible yesterday. Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera, known for fiery TV attacks, faltered when the Supreme Court denied relief—playing the victim card with “Am I a terrorist?” instead of facing the law. Contrast this with Amit Shah during UPA’s vendetta: he neither hid nor begged for sympathy, but openly addressed the press and walked into jail with resolve. That is conviction. Kh

🖋️ From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane A shocking case in Pune has exposed the rot in the revenue department. A sub-divisional officer in Junnar-Ambegaon was caught red-handed accepting ₹2 lakh bribe for issuing a completion certificate, after allegedly demanding ₹5 lakh from a builder. The Anti-Corruption Bureau’s trap revealed how “service” has turned into “deal.” Citizens now ask: has bribery become the norm for government documents? Is every certificate, NOC, or permit tied t