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“Jihad joins hands”: Hamas, which killed thousands of Jews, declared an open alliance with Pakistani terror groups like LeT & JeM just before the Pahalgam attack where Hindus were massacred—at a rally in PoK, they warned: “Blood will be spilled in Delhi”

Kashmiri terrorists and separatists leaders like Yasin Malik, Masrat Alam Bhat and Syed Ali Shah Geelani were praised in the footage.

Just days after 26 Hindus were killed in the Pahalgam terror attack, Harvard—via Lakshmi Mittal’s ₹207 crore-funded institute—hosted a Pakistan conference glorifying its image while whitewashing terror links and amplifying anti-India narratives globally

The university’s Lakshmi Mittal and Family South Asia Institute, established with a 207-crore donation from Mittal in 2017, and projects like the Murthy Classical Library, funded by Infosys’ Narayana Murthy, are often framed as research initiatives but serve as platforms for anti-Bharat narratives.

"घर आजा परदेसी": Harsimrat Randhawa, a 21-year-old Indian student killed by a stray bullet in a gangland-style shooting in Hamilton, Ontario, on April 16, one of six Indian student deaths in Canada in a year, sparking urgent calls for safety and justice

At around 7:30 PM, Hamilton Police were alerted to a shooting near Upper James Street and South Bend Road in Hamilton, Ontario.

"अलविदा": A 14-year-old boy & 12-year-old girl killed 80-year-old Bhim Kohli in Leicester’s Franklin Park, hurled a racial slur, filmed the attack as the girl laughed, broke his neck and ribs—his dog Rocky came home alone; both teens now await sentencing

A police-released statement included a disturbing detail shared by Ms. Kohli: the boy had inflicted violence so severe that he broke three of her father’s ribs and neck, leading to trauma in the spinal column.