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Bangladeshi Abdul K. Choudhury Arrested From Cooch Behar of West Bengal After Living For 15 Years Disguised As A Sadhu

Bangladeshi National Abdul Khayer Choudhury had lived in India under the guise of a Hindu holy man for 15 years, travelling across the country, gathering disciples and practising faith-based rituals and traditional healing. His remarkable run came to an abrupt end not through a sophisticated intelligence operation, but through the questions of ordinary residents at …

The Geopolitics of Grievance: How Christian Kuki and Naga Organisations Keep Taking Manipur’s Internal Conflict to Foreign Powers and India’s Struggle to Establish Effective Deterrence

The Tangkhul Aze Katamnao Long (TAKL), also known as the Southern Tangkhul Students’ Union, held a press conference in Imphal warning that vulnerable indigenous Naga communities along Manipur’s international border could seek assistance from neighbouring countries, including China, if the Centre and Manipur government failed to protect them on 29th September. The statement provoked understandable …

NIA Busts Bangladeshi Terror Network: Arrests 13 JMB-Affiliated Islamists in West Bengal, Assam and Kerala

Terrorism no longer needs a safe house, a border crossing or a clandestine meeting in a darkened room. It can begin with a smartphone, an encrypted messaging platform and a steady stream of ideological propaganda. The latest National Investigation Agency (NIA) crackdown across is another stark reminder of how militant networks are attempting to exploit …

Lucknow-Based AIMPLB Spokesperson Attends Chattagram Conference as Chief Guest Alongside Lashkar-e-Taiba and Al-Qaeda-Linked Islamists, Where Strategies for Islamisation, War Against India and the Cleansing of Bangladeshi Hindus Were Discussed

A six-hour-long Dawah Conference was held at the Engineers’ Institute in Chattogram of Bangladesh on 26th July with the stated aim of increasing coordination and spreading Islamic awareness across the Indian subcontinent.   Among its most prominent participants was Maulana Khalilur Rahman Sajjad Nomani, spokesperson and senior member of the All India Muslim Personal Law …

Indian Farmer Dipankar Gope Abducted by Bangladeshi Mob While Working on His Land Near Jalpaiguri Border, Now Languishes in Bangladesh Prison As the Latest Victim Of Hostage-Style Coercion

Bangladeshi authorities are holding Indian farmer Dipankar Gope after he was dragged across the international border on 7th August. His release has been linked to the demand that India free Tamiz Uddin, a Bangladeshi national believed to have links with a cross border smuggling network, who was detained by the BSF after entering India by …

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© শ্রী রঞ্জন কুমার দে  জেনজির হাত ধরে একটি নির্বাচিত সরকারকে উপড়ে ফেলে শর্টকাটে বিরোধী শক্তি অকালে ক্ষমতার স্বাদ নিতে চেয়েছিলো।সরকারকে নাস্তানুবাদ করতে বিরোধীরা যখন অপ্রাসঙ্গিক, একের পর এক রাজ্য কংগ্রেস সহ আঞ্চলিক রাজনৈতিক দলগুলোর হাতছাড়া হচ্ছে তখন কেন্দ্র সরকারকে বিঁধতে পেছনের দরজা দিয়ে ছাত্রসমাজকে উস্কানি দেওয়া হচ্ছিলো। বিদেশের মাটি থেকে বেশ কিছুদিন যাবৎ কিছু …

“Davika Jahnvi Iyer” and the Democratization of the Honey Trap: Why Ordinary Indians Are Increasingly Being Targeted

More than 200 Indian men publicly declared themselves ready for “a serious relationship” with a complete stranger on social media. They did not know who she really was or whether the photographs were genuine. Yet many were willing to establish a personal relationship with her. That should concern every Indian. A profile operating under the …

One Week Later, No Answers: Kestopur School Controversy Involving Hindu Schoolgirl and Teacher Nazrin Nahar Raises Serious Questions on Religious Freedom and Police Inaction

Kestopur | June 9, 2026 A storm of controversy has engulfed Deshapriya Balika Vidyamandir, Kestopur, after allegations surfaced that a Hindu schoolgirl was compelled to remove a Tulsi mala, a sacred symbol of Hindu faith, from her neck while attending classes. The allegation, directed against teacher Nazrin Nahar, has triggered outrage among sections of the …

The APDR Record: False Deportation Claims to Bangladeshi Media, Reported Naxal Associations and the Revisionist Reframing of Anti-Hindu Violence

In matters of border security, words do not remain words for long. Once amplified by foreign media, activist narratives can shape international perceptions, influence diplomatic discourse and undermine confidence in a nation’s sovereign right to enforce its laws. It is in this context that the recent statements made by the Kolkata-based Association for Protection of …

From Jogendra Nath Mandal to the Present: Why Ambedkarite Identity Politics in West Bengal Could Become a National Security Liability

Most Indian states debate the merits of identity politics in theory. Bengal has already tested it in practice. The result was one of the greatest civilizational ruptures in modern Indian history. West Bengal is perhaps the only state in India whose modern history contains a complete political laboratory for examining both the promises and the …