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Disinformation spread to mainstream channels in what experts call deliberate ‘informational warfare’

Facing backlash amid the 2002 Gujarat riots, then Chief Minister Narendra Modi wrote a letter to a prominent Gujarati newspaper, reportedly appreciating its coverage of the incident. The same coverage had been termed as a “clear violation of all accepted norms of media ethics” by an Editors Guild of India…

Rebels fighting against mining and militarisation outnumbered by over 40,000 forces deployed in Bastar, Chhattisgarh.

When foreign leaders meet with Donald Trump, they are walking a tightrope: They can be welcomed with open arms or be publicly belittled.

The decision to revoke her visa reflects increasing arbitrariness, which is a sign of authoritarian rule, Nitasha Kaul tells The Independent

On May 13, three days after the Indo-Pak ceasefire, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation. During his 22-minute speech, he did not speak about the devastation in Poonch – a city that paid the price of the military escalation between India and Pakistan. 

Trump’s interventions have infuriated India, which has emerged from conflict not as triumphant as it had hoped

Pakistan’s military enjoying renewed popularity after Indian clash, but analysts warn the surge may be temporary.

Ali Khan Mahmudabad from Ashoka University held after complaint filed by a youth leader of the ruling BJP.