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While many think that the reason behind Amazon chief Jeff Bezos failing to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi was due to the ongoing investigation on Amazon by the Competition Commission of India, there is a twist in the story

Washington Post apologised for calling ISIS chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi ‘austere religious scholar’ after he blew himself up after the US forces surrounded him

People who display their love for the motherland are often misunderstood. The term right-wing has been coined by the western world who have failed to understand the ethos of our culture. News outlets like BBC and Washington Post try to make us feel ashamed of being Indians to weaken us. Deep Dive with Abhinav Khare delves into how the West have done this for 200 years and are continuing to do so now. 

The investigator linked the hack to extensive coverage by The Washington Post newspaper, which is owned by Jeff Bezos, of the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the kingdom's consulate in Istanbul last year

Even just a few days earlier, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan in an interview with the Washington Post said, “The ruling party [in India] has an anti-Muslim, anti-Pakistan approach"
 

Saudi Arabia -- which quickly dismissed the reported CIA findings -- has repeatedly changed its official narrative of the October 2 murder, first denying any knowledge of Khashoggi’s whereabouts and later saying he was killed after an argument

There used to be a time that people with irrational phobias were recommended psychiatric help, but in this new, upside-down world of left-liberal orthodoxy, my irrational fear is legitimate excuse to strip you of your lawful rights