Freedom from government Control, Lingaraja Temple setting precedent for rest of India
- ENTERTAINMENT
- 09 Jan 2021
As if the highly suspicious death of Prof. Vikram Sarabhai in 1971, followed by sudden death of Dr. S Srinivasan, Director of VSSC in 1999, 11 suspicious cases of nuclear scientists in the last decade was not enough, ISRO’s top scientist Dr. Tapan Misra pleaded of help for protecting lives of his and his family. Tapan Mishra was poisoned twice and continuous attempts to end his life were made in past 4 years.
READ MOREThe Ludhiana rural police have arrested three for allegedly leaking classified information and sharing photographs of Indian Air Force’s Halwara airbase with an “ISI agent” in Pakistan. One of them was a temprorary Mechanic working inside the airbase. While the informational damage is being reviewed, the incident points out at the looming Khalistani threat dancing on the tunes of ISI.
READ MORESince articles like 370 and 35A have been abrogated into oblivion, the BJP has emerged as the single largest party in the DDC polls. This may reverberate as a public mandate for the Saffron party in the J and K polls and a belief in Prime Minister Modi’s new India. Even a grand alliance of Gupkar Gang couldn’t hinder the rise of BJP riding on Jammoriyat, Insaniyat and Kashmiriyat.
READ MOREThe iPhone manufacturing plant, run by Taiwan-based tech giant Wistron Corporation at Narsapura (around 60 km from Bengaluru in Karnataka) came under attack from its employees over payment of salaries recently. This was after many Chinese companies have started moving out of China. The event may be repetition of Sterlite 2.0, benefitting none other than the cunning Chinese dragon couching under the communist jackal.
READ MOREAs Diwali approaches, the excitement to celebrate the festival of lights is marred by a huge concern as this Diwali has a threatening pandemic. Experts opine that more pollution will favour the virus spread, as it directly affects ACE2 receptors in lungs. Several states have banned firecrackers, reasoning the effects of the pandemic, while few states have refused to comply on the NGT order, citing one day ban to be ineffective.
READ MORETwo abhorring and spine-chilling news broke out on 26th October, 2020. One was about an attack by uniformed personnel on a Durga Visarjan procession in Munger, Bihar for no concrete reason and the other, about a Faridabad girl who was killed in broad daylight in a Love-Jihad case. Both the crimes have sent tremors among the public and are so detestable that they compel us to retrospect and confront the power corridors in the country.
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