Sagar Rath

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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Shocking! Indian YouTuber Caught Spying for Pakistan

In a dramatic crackdown on a growing espionage ring, Indian authorities have arrested six individuals—including a Haryana-based travel blogger—for allegedly passing sensitive information to Pakistani intelligence operatives. The accused, spread across Punjab and Haryana, were reportedly manipulated through emotional entrapment, monetary inducement, and promises of marriage by Pakistan’s spy network. Among the arrested is Jyoti Malhotra, a popular…

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India Unites Against Terror: 7-MP Global Delegation to Champion Zero-Tolerance Policy

A Strategic Outreach: India Sends 7 MPs to Carry Anti-Terror Message Worldwide In a powerful show of unity and strategic diplomacy, India is dispatching a seven-member, all-party parliamentary delegation to key global capitals, reaffirming its uncompromising stance against terrorism. The initiative, announced by Union Minister Kiren Rijiju, is a part of India’s intensified international outreach following Operation Sindoor,…

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Tulbul Tensions: Omar-Mehbooba Spat Exposes Deeper Rift Over Water, Sovereignty, and Pakistan

A Public Clash Over Policy and Provocation A public war of words has erupted between Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and his predecessor Mehbooba Mufti over the proposal to revive the long-stalled Tulbul Navigation Project. The clash, unfolding in real time on social media, highlights not just the deep political divide between the…

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Security Forces Step Up Anti-Terror Ops in Valley: Six Terrorists, Including Jaish Members, Eliminated in 48 Hours

Coordinated Strikes Mark a Renewed Offensive In a significant escalation of counter-terror operations, six terrorists — including three linked to the Pakistan-backed Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) — were neutralized in two separate encounters over a 48-hour period in Jammu and Kashmir. The joint operations were carried out by the Indian Army, CRPF, and Jammu and Kashmir Police, reflecting a renewed strategy…

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