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Myanmar President’s visit to India

President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar U Min Aung Hlaing has landed arrived in India this morning with a five-day official visit, when the former top military commander of the southeast Asian nation is expected to meet high profile dignitaries including President Droupadi Murmu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi with others. Elected as…

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Dhaka skeptical over saffron victory

When the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won important legislative assembly elections in two eastern States, both bordering Bangladesh, mixed reactions surfaced from Dhaka. The rise of the nationalist political entity in West Bengal after attaining political power at the centre for more than a decade back was assumed not just an assembly election victory, but…

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Religious Conversion in Northeast: Silently killing the Indigenous Culture

The north-eastern region of India is not merely a geographical territory; rather, it is a vital part of India’s cultural soul. Its tribes, languages, folk traditions, nature worship, festivals, and social life have enriched India’s millennia-old civilization. However, in recent decades, rapid religious conversion in this region has triggered deep social and cultural concerns. According…

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Saffron surge in Assam, Bengal, etc

As the saffron waves grip eastern India, political observers start dissecting the massive electoral victory of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in West Bengal and consolidation of political power in Assam, where the nationalist party marks a consecutive third term win. The ruling alliance retained power in Assam with over a hundred winning seats in the…

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Had Zubeen cursed Assam opposition

The swiping victory of Bharatiya Janata Party-led alliance in Assam legislative assembly elections 2026 brought the limelight on Zubeen Garg once again, but in a different perspective. One can observe that all the candidates and parties, which brought the issue of Zubeen’s unusual death in Singapore and subsequent investigative processes to electoral politics, lost the…

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