Posts by: Nishanth Muraleedharan

Hi, I’m Nishanth Muraleedharan (also known as Nishani)—an IT engineer turned internet entrepreneur with 25+ years in the textile industry. As the Founder & CEO of "DMZ International Imports & Exports" and President & Chairperson of the "Save Handloom Foundation", I’m committed to reviving India’s handloom heritage by empowering artisans through sustainable practices and advanced technologies like Blockchain, AI, AR & VR. I write what I love to read—thought-provoking, purposeful, and rooted in impact. nishani.in is not just a blog — it's a mark, a sign, a symbol, an impression of the naked truth. Like what you read? Buy me a chai and keep the ideas brewing. ☕💭   For advertising on any of our platforms, WhatsApp me on : +91-91-0950-0950 or email me @ support@dmzinternational.com

Exposing Pakistan’s Propaganda: The Real Truth Behind the Ceasefire Claims

Pakistan’s False Claims of US Influence Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has falsely claimed that India requested the United States to impose the recent ceasefire. Contrary to his misleading statements, India took independent and decisive action in response to the horrific terrorist attack in Pahalgam, which originated from terrorist groups...

Arnab Goswami’s Deep State Theory — Facts, Fiction, and the Truth Behind the Claims

🧠 Popular Indian journalist Arnab Goswami has sparked controversies many time — this time we will look into a subject loaded with global intrigue: the alleged involvement of the “American Deep State” in Indian politics. His speeches, aired on his TV channels, Republic digital platforms, and Republic Media’s social channels, paint...

Silent But Strong: How India’s AI-Powered Defence Silently Won the Skies During Operation Sindoor

🇮🇳 When the world talks about Artificial Intelligence (AI), it often looks westward — Silicon Valley, Boston, or maybe even Beijing. But while others shouted, India quietly built. And when terror struck in the form of drones and missiles from across the border during Operation Sindoor, it wasn’t just Indian soldiers...