For years, Arnab Goswami was seen as the loudest shield of the Modi–BJP ecosystem on prime-time television. Mistakes were ignored, failures were reframed, and uncomfortable questions were redirected — usually towards the opposition, history, or imaginary enemies. If the government slipped, the studio lights somehow dimmed. Now suddenly, in the...
When Congress fell in 2014 and the BJP stormed into power, India didn’t just change governments. It changed how truth is manufactured. The TV remote slowly stopped being a device for information and became a political weapon. Today, in November 2025, the question isn’t “Which channel is telling the truth?”...
For years, South India’s film industry has complained about piracy eating away at their revenue — but most people assumed it was just a few Telegram channels, a few shady websites, or a few jobless college kids ripping camprints. Then came Immadi Ravi. And his arrest has ripped the mask...
Let’s not sugarcoat this — Indians abroad are no longer universally loved. The golden halo that once crowned the “well-behaved Indian engineer, doctor, or IT genius” in foreign lands is cracking. Once called model immigrants, now they’re increasingly being seen as problem settlers. Yes, you heard that right. From New...
A Week That Shook India’s Conscience (By Nishani | Nishani.in) It wasn’t just another week of bad news. It was a mirror held up to a society that has lost its moral GPS. In just a few days — from Maharashtra to Karnataka, from Himachal to Madhya Pradesh — the...
On 27 January 1948, three days before an assassin’s bullet ended his life, Mahatma Gandhi stood at the shrine of Qutbuddin Bakhtiyar Kaki in Mehrauli, Delhi. The city was trembling under communal riots. Mosques were desecrated, temples were defiled, homes were burned. Gandhi, frail and fasting, called it what it...
Let’s put the rumours, half-truths, and WhatsApp forwards aside for a minute and look at the bigger picture. Virat Kohli, India’s cricketing icon, has been spending a lot of time in London—sometimes quietly, sometimes very visibly. But why? And is London really the paradise it once was, or is that...
A Nation on Fire Nepal, a country known for its mountains and monasteries, is now making headlines for something very different—a full-blown youth uprising. The government banned 26 social media platforms—Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, YouTube, X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Reddit, and many more. Within just a few days, the decision sparked chaos....
Walk into a cinema in the near future, and don’t expect to just sit back with popcorn. The screen won’t just be showing a story—it will be studying you. Your eyes, your heartbeat, your sighs, your whispers to the person next to you. The film will bend and twist in...
Most iPhone users have seen it: a tiny orange dot glowing at the top right corner of the screen. For many, it’s a harmless curiosity. For others, it’s a red alert that their privacy might be at stake. But what exactly is this dot, and why should you care? What...
