Radical Islam

Assam is facing clear and present Islamist terror: Here’s how India can counter it

Recent developments have indicated that the course of action of setting up ‘Nizam-e-Mustafa’ in the region has been expedited

Why West is so uncomfortable with rising India and happy to sponsor its enemies

India has adversaries, ‘frenemies’ and, at best, well-wishers. Its only genuine well-wisher is clearly Vietnam, but it will be able to do little in the event of India getting into serious trouble during a neighbourhood war

In Your Face | Dial M for Muslim radicalisation: How some madrassas are turning young students into fundamentalists

In 2019, there were reportedly 8,300 terror attacks around the world and 25,000 fatalities, most of these attacks were committed by Islamic terror organisations

How PM security breach in Punjab indicates serious dangers nation faces from ‘break India’ forces

Punjab today has become a boiling pot of Khalistanis, Christian missionaries, Pakistani terror handlers and globalists

Salman Khurshid's Nainital home vandalised days after release of his new book, 21 booked

The Congress leader was embroiled in controversy after he recently launched his new book 'Sunrise Over Ayodhya: Nationhood in Our Times.'

French parliament debates controversial bill on Islamist radicalism; Left slams legislation for 'stigmatising' Muslims

Besides including crimes of online hate speech and divulging personal information on the internet, under the legislation doctors would be fined or jailed for performing virginity tests

For those demanding aazadi for Kashmir, a reality check is long overdue, writes ex-SC judge Markandey Katju

Kashmiris say that Kashmir was always independent. This is historically incorrect. Kashmir was only independent till 1587 when the last independent ruler Yusuf Shah Chak was deposed and exiled by Mughal emperor Akbar who incorporated Kashmir into the Mughal Empire

Husain Haqqani on his book Reimagining Pakistan, and why the country must be re-conceptualised

Husain Haqqani spoke about why Pakistan needs to maintain good relations with India, end terrorism and focus on its own human development | #FirstCulture

Benjamin Netanyahu at Raisina Dialogue: Quest for modernity, innovation being challenged by radical Islam, says Israel PM

Hadiya case: Karnataka's Hindutva brigade vows 'reverse love jihad', says network of informers in place to monitor youth

The air of legitimacy that the handling of the Hadiya case has given to the conspiracy theory of 'love jihad' has revved up Karnataka's Hindutva brigade. Infamous for taking law into their own hands, they are now gearing up to take 'love jihad' head-on.