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Maharashtra: Kirit Somaiya cites TISS data to warn against Bangladeshi Infiltration erasing Hindu identity in Mumbai

MUMBAI: BJP leader Kirit Somaiya has raised alarms over alleged illegal Bangladeshi infiltration, changing demographics, and violence against Hindus in Bangladesh, linking them to long-term population trends in India’s financial capital. His remarks, made on social media platform X, have triggered sharp reactions. Somaiya claimed that “illegal Bangladeshi migration” is …

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India rejects “misleading propaganda” in Dhaka on protest outside Bangladesh High Commission over Hindu youth lynching

New Delhi: India on December 21, Sunday dismissed “misleading propaganda” in sections of the Bangladeshi media over a demonstration in front of the Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi against the “horrendous killing” of Hindu youth and said the protest was brief and posed no security threat. MEA Official Spokesperson …

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Islamist ideology threat to liberty & democracy; Tulsi Gabbard condemns efforts to implement Islamic principles in US

Washington: US National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard sharply scrutinized the Isamist ideology that is rapidly revolutionising across the United States. She echoed that the brewing Islamist ideology in the country is a threat to individual liberty and democratic values. The statements asserted by the US Intelligence Director are rapidly circulated …

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Bangladesh unrest over India turns inward as garment industry unravels and national growth falters

Bangladesh, long affected by political instability and recurring anti-India protests, has now scored a damaging “own goal”. The street agitations aimed at targeting India have ended up inflicting severe harm on Bangladesh’s own economy. What began as political mobilisation has rapidly escalated into an economic self-inflicted wound. The country’s trade …

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