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White House ballroom and helipad construction site in Washington DC August 2026

Supreme Court Lets Trump’s $400M White House Ballroom Rise as Roberts Calls It Likely Unlawful

A 5-4 Supreme Court ruling clears Trump's $400 million White House ballroom construction to continue, concluding the challenger likely lacked standing. Chief Justice Roberts dissented, calling the project likely unlawful while Congress

September 1, 2026

by Muzaffar Ahmad Bajwaa

Sheikh Hasina addresses reporters at a press conference, speaking from exile in New Delhi

Sheikh Hasina Built Bangladesh – The Evidence No Court Can Erase

Sheikh Hasina oversaw the largest poverty reduction in South Asian history, sheltered more than a million Rohingya refugees, and drove global climate negotiations to a historic result. Guest essayist Muzaffar Ahmad Bajwaa: the record no court in Dhaka can alter.

August 18, 2026

by Muzaffar Ahmad Bajwaa

Sheikh Hasina and the US role in Bangladesh's August 2024 political crisis

America’s Regime Change Machine: From Tehran to Dhaka, the Paper Trail Does Not Lie

Drawing on declassified CIA operational histories, FARA filings at the Department of Justice, an 87-page Senate

Sheikh Hasina, former prime minister of Bangladesh, casts her vote in Dhaka in January 2024

Washington’s Desperation: Why America Cannot Afford Sheikh Hasina’s Return

Sheikh Hasina's planned return to Bangladesh is a strategic exposure for Washington, revealing the depth of

The story of Telangana state: From deficit to Surplus journey

After decades of political protests, the state of Telangana became a reality on 2nd June 2014. The aspirations of people were fulfilled lately but the state was backward when it was carved

January 13, 2021

Economy·Government and Politics·News·Opinion

Call for Nationalism of no-nations

Humanity is like a lamp in the dark, many follow the virtues as they can very well see it, but some tend to shut their eyes and unsee it. Human behavior is

January 3, 2021

News·Opinion

The Significance and Controversies Surrounding Sedition Acts: An Analysis

Sedition, a crime encompassing attempts to incite hostility against a government short of treason, has become a topic of discussion in many countries. The implications of seditious acts, often involving the promotion

January 3, 2021

News·Opinion

Ukraine’s new foreign policy focuses on strengthening relations with powerful nations

Peace in the de-occupied Donbass, Crimea as part of our state, Ukraine an active international player – these are three key goals that will determine priorities for the diplomatic team of Ukraine

January 2, 2021

News·Opinion

Religious harmony – how far is it?

In September 2020, Charlie Hebdo, a French Magazine, published a cartoon caricature on Prophet Muhammad (Sm) that expectedly caused immediate protests across countries. Of course, subsequent events, especially the killing of the

January 1, 2021

News·Opinion

Abloom Ocean in its Affirmed Decade

United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in its 72nd session affirmed the “United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development” for the 10-year period commencing on 01st January 2021 hoping that this

December 30, 2020

Climate·News·Opinion·Technology

The Question of the China Challenge for India

The world which has undergone considerable change during the course of the Pandemic from the way we used to interact to the way we think, has impacted the nation-states as an actor

December 26, 2020

Conflicts, Military and War·Opinion

Rogue culture of the mainstream media

Traditionally, mainstream media in the United States is champion in twisting information or presenting half-truth or even lies to the audience. Immediately after the coronavirus spread throughout the world, mainstream media in

December 13, 2020

News·Opinion

Covid-19 & Vaccine prospect – What HIV/AIDS taught us

Recent media reported in India that weeks after first vaccine dose during the trial, a Minister got Covid-19. It may have hogged the headline in regard to India’s Covaxin produced by Bharat

December 13, 2020

Health·News·Opinion

MAO College – Revisiting the Legacy of 1920

Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, while establishing the Mohammedan Anglo-Oriental College in Aligarh in 1875, had confronted several malevolent attacks. One of the major invasions was the existence of prejudice amongst the Indian

December 13, 2020

Education·Opinion

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Supreme Court Lets Trump’s $400M White House Ballroom Rise as Roberts Calls It Likely Unlawful

Sheikh Hasina Built Bangladesh – The Evidence No Court Can Erase

America’s Regime Change Machine: From Tehran to Dhaka, the Paper Trail Does Not Lie

Washington’s Desperation: Why America Cannot Afford Sheikh Hasina’s Return

The story of Telangana state: From deficit to Surplus journey

Call for Nationalism of no-nations

The Significance and Controversies Surrounding Sedition Acts: An Analysis

Ukraine’s new foreign policy focuses on strengthening relations with powerful nations

Religious harmony – how far is it?

Abloom Ocean in its Affirmed Decade

The Question of the China Challenge for India

Rogue culture of the mainstream media

Covid-19 & Vaccine prospect – What HIV/AIDS taught us

MAO College – Revisiting the Legacy of 1920

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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