Sagar Rath

India Is Not a Dharamshala”: SC Rejects Plea of Sri Lankan LTTE-Linked Refugee, Reasserts Nation’s Sovereignty in Asylum Policy

India Is Not a Dharamshala, Says Supreme Court Reinforcing the country’s sovereign right to control immigration and its asylum policy, the Supreme Court of India recently declined a plea by a Sri Lankan national seeking refuge, invoking a stark analogy: “India is not a dharamshala (free shelter) that can entertain refugees from all over the world.”…

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Cannes 2025: From Film Sanctuary to Selfie Stage — How Cinema’s Temple Became an Influencer Marketplace

Cannes 2025: A Film Festival No More? Once the most prestigious celebration of cinematic excellence, Cannes has now evolved — or devolved — into a glossy billboard for fashion, brand endorsements, and social media stardom. What was once a sacred space for filmmakers and critics has become an elaborate stage for influencers flaunting toothbrush launches…

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Trump’s Remittance Tax Plan: A Financial Blow to Indian Families and Global Migrant Economies

Trump’s Proposal and Its Immediate Shockwaves Trump’s decision to impose a 5% tax on international remittances sent by non-citizens is poised to deliver a substantial financial jolt to millions of Indian households. The move, introduced as part of the broader “One Big Beautiful Bill,” is aimed at funding a sweeping anti-immigration agenda while reshaping U.S. fiscal and…

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Rahul Gandhi vs S. Jaishankar: Operation Sindoor Sparks Diplomatic and Political Firestorm

Rahul Gandhi Targets S Jaishankar Over Operation Sindoor Disclosure Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has reignited a political storm by accusing External Affairs Minister (EAM) Dr. S. Jaishankar of a “criminal lapse” during Operation Sindoor, India’s recent cross-border anti-terror offensive. Central to Gandhi’s charge is a video clip in which Dr. Jaishankar stated that Pakistan was informed during the initial…

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Odisha Featured in ‘Greater Bangladesh’ Map: A Wake-Up Call for India Amid Rising Turkey-Bangladesh Axis

Odisha in the Crosshairs of a Controversial Expansionist Map In a troubling development with far-reaching implications, Odisha has been prominently featured in a controversial “Greater Bangladesh” map allegedly circulated by a Turkey-backed Islamist group, ‘Saltanat-e-Bangla’, based in Dhaka. First spotted during Pohela Boishakh festivities at Dhaka University’s Teacher-Student Centre, the map lays claim not only to Odisha,…

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Influence, Espionage, and Fallout: Odia YouTuber Under Scrutiny Amid Pakistani Spy Probe

Social Media Under Lockdown: Priyanka Senapati’s Digital Retreat In the wake of a brewing controversy involving alleged espionage, popular Odia YouTuber Priyanka Senapati has locked her Instagram account after questions emerged about her association with Jyoti Malhotra—a fellow content creator now under arrest for allegedly spying for Pakistan. The decision comes amidst growing public and media attention, especially…

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A Medical First: Baby Cured by Gene-Editing Therapy Led by Indian-Origin Scientist Dr. Kiran Musunuru

A Historic Breakthrough: World’s First Gene-Editing Cure Saves Infant’s Life In a landmark advancement in modern medicine, a nine-month-old baby diagnosed with a rare and life-threatening genetic disorder has been cured using the world’s first customised gene-editing therapy. The baby, identified as KJ, was suffering from severe CPS1 deficiency — a rare metabolic condition affecting…

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