🖋️ *From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane* The text outlines a theory suggesting Narendra Modi’s avoidance of press conferences is a strategy to shield a deep-rooted structure of foreign control. It alleges that Modi's 1993 U.S. trip via the ACYPL marked the beginning of external grooming by a suspected CIA front. Furthermore, it claims the 2014 election was orchestrated by the CIA and Mossad to replace the Congress party with a leadership more aligned with foreign interests. The n

🖋️ *From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane* Pakistan is increasingly rediscovering its pre-Islamic civilizational roots. References to the Indus Valley Civilization, the legacy of Panini, Sanskrit, and the Mahabharata are finding renewed space in public discourse. A growing number of scholars are revisiting the history of kings such as Porus, Dahir, and Anandapala, recognizing them as part of the region's indigenous heritage rather than viewing Ghazni and Ghori as the sole historica

🖋️ *From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane* At the G7 summit, Prime Minister Modi broke the usual script of diplomatic pleasantries by directly confronting President Trump over the June 11 Amman strike that killed three Indians. Sitting beside Trump, Modi’s words carried the weight of anger and urgency: trust between nations is eroding, and the future of global partnerships depends on rebuilding it. He declared that the world is not suffering from a shortage of resources but from a

🖋️ From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane Dhruv Rathee, the self-proclaimed champion of free speech, has once again marched into battle armed with his YouTube mic and a halo of "freedom of expression." Last time he dared to poke the mighty Dhurandhar, the public roasted him so thoroughly that he had to turn his comment section into a gated colony—Members Only. This time, learning from past burns, he preemptively locked the gates. But alas, some mischievous souls have become so diabo

🖋️*From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane* Maharashtra’s current politics seem to revolve around Devendra Fadnavis. For many, attacking the Chief Minister has become a shortcut to social media fame. Yet, Fadnavis rarely responds to trivial criticism, engaging only when the opponent is of his stature. His calm, intellect, and political study make him stand apart in the state’s leadership. In today’s climate, some seek publicity through personal or caste-based attacks, claiming threat

🖋️ From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane A major shake‑up has hit the Nationalist Congress Party following the death of senior leader Ajit Pawar on January 28. Three key resignations—earlier rejected by Ajitdada—have now been abruptly accepted without consultation. Manoj Vyavhare (Unorganized Workers), Subhash Malpani (Industry), and Sachin Jadhav (Motor Transport) had stepped down in protest against state president Sunil Tatkare’s style of functioning. Ajit Pawar had kept their re