The Pamphlet

The surge over the past years, in terrorism-related violence in the province can be attributed to three principal factors. First, the United States (US)-Western withdrawal from neighbouring Afghanistan. Second, the fall of Kabul to the Taliban on August 14, 2021. And finally, the collapse of ‘official talks’ between the Pakistan Government and the TTP on November 28, 2022.

Lawrence Bishnoi gang- The criminal syndicate at the epicenter of transnational gang conflict and a headache for security agencies in many countries

Guest -

The Lawrence Bishnoi Gang is a transnational criminal organisation with its core operations in India and an expansive global network in Canada, the U.S., Portugal, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Philippines, Turkey, Austria, Italy, Dubai, and Pakistan.

Politics

Punjab politics heats up ahead of 2027 Assembly Elections as three AAP MLAs join BJP

The Pamphlet -

Mock Parliament, Mock Impeachment: Has the INDIA Bloc become a travelling comedy show?

The Pamphlet -

Aam Aadmi Party announces first list of 40 names for Punjab elections, jailed minister Sanjeev Arora also gets a ticket

The Pamphlet -

Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Vote Chori’ allegations: Will he debate Amit Shah in Parliament or will he stick to creating chaos on the streets?

The Pamphlet -

Bhai Mallikarjun Kharge, PM Modi isn’t going anywhere! His ‘Baap’ is long deceased so where will he go, and political abuses won’t change the...

The Pamphlet -

Economy

India clears ₹69,000-crore plan for its biggest 1,150 kV power highway

Economy Surabhi Singh -

India’s Russian energy imports touch record €6.4 billion in October amid rising global prices

Economy Surabhi Singh -

India’s net direct tax collections rises 11.8% to Rs 14.42 lakh crore

Economy Surabhi Singh -

Rs 62,370 crore fertiliser subsidy approved for Rabi 2026-27 season

Economy Surabhi Singh -

UPI volume jumps 32% on Diwali as last-minute festival buying drives digital payments

Economy Surabhi Singh -

News

‘Viksit Bharat 2047’ is not just a political slogan: How the Modi Government is laying the foundations for a developed India

The Pamphlet - 0

The year 2047 is not an arbitrary deadline. It marks 100 years of India's Independence, offering India an opportunity to move beyond its identity as a developing economy and aspire to become a high-income, globally competitive nation, and consequently a global superpower.

Nvidia scandal is not just about an affair; it is about the extent of Chinese espionage and how they have penetrated US tech firms

The Pamphlet - 0

If allegations that commercial networks were used to circumvent these restrictions prove true, the implications could extend far beyond Nvidia.

UP politics gets a new alliance ahead of elections: Owaisi and Chandrashekhar Azad join hands, Azad becomes CM face

The Pamphlet - 0

Just when voters thought the state's political bazaar already had enough alliances, combinations and permutations, Asaduddin Owaisi and Chandrashekhar Azad have arrived with a fresh offering.

Donations to Congress Party plummet: Are even loyal donors losing faith in Rahul Gandhi’s leadership?

The Pamphlet - 0

Whether the latest figures reflect temporary fundraising fluctuations or a deeper erosion of donor confidence remains to be seen. For Congress, however, the message is clear that rebuilding its financial network is becoming an important part of rebuilding its political organisation.

Terrorists target CRPF camp in Kashmir’s Kulgam, three jawans injured in firing

The Pamphlet - 0

According to officials, the attackers fired several rounds before fleeing the spot. CCTV footage of the incident reportedly captured nearly 30 rounds being fired within 15 seconds, highlighting the intensity of the assault.

Sonia Gandhi’s memoir feels like an attempt to whitewash her family’s chequered history

The Pamphlet - 0

The painfully long (at least the writer of this article thought so) memoir has plenty of room to explore history. Yet, when it comes to some of the darkest episodes associated with the Congress establishment, the narrative seems remarkably convenient.

Exclusive Content

India’s Milk Revolution: higher yield, stronger livestock and a new rural income model

Surabhi Singh -

France imposes curfew to suppress protests, its fine, but when India deploys police to control protests, it becomes an attack on Democracy?

The Pamphlet -

Civil liberties are universal, not a diplomatic privilege. Either the standard applies everywhere, or the grand speeches about universal democratic values are little more than selective outrage dressed up as principle.

Dhruv Rathee’s protest in London against the Election Commission of India is a direct attack on Indian institutions from foreign soil

The Pamphlet -

Germany-based YouTuber Dhruv Rathee is seeking to internationalise the controversy with a protest in London.

SIR is not just about deletions, but electoral trust. It intends to clean voter lists

The Pamphlet -

The Election Commission of India’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls has become a contentious test of...

When the entire world is trying to protect children online, why does CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke see similar plans in India as “silencing” a...

The Pamphlet -

Reacting to this possible plan by the Indian government, Cockroach Janata Party founder Abhijeet Dipke has argued that restricting minors' access could amount to silencing the voice of an entire generation.

Latest Articles

India’s Russian energy imports touch record €6.4 billion in October amid rising global prices

Surabhi Singh -

India bought its highest monthly value of Russian crude oil, coal and oil products since January 2022, while elevated global prices increased Russia’s energy earnings.

Rahul Gandhi alleges PM Modi is tapping his phone, of course, without any proof- desperation?

The Pamphlet -

Nobody should take allegations of illegal surveillance lightly. If Rahul Gandhi has evidence, he should submit it to the appropriate authorities and demand an independent investigation.

Hey Helle Lyng Svendsen, Visa is a privilege, not a right – Sovereign country like India has every right to deny you entry

The Pamphlet -

Dear Helle, you may have the freedom to criticise India, but you do not have a birthright to enter India. A visa is permission, not a permanent invitation.