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Rohan Giri

Rohan Giri

- Opinion
- November 6, 2024, 3:53 PM IST
Opinion | A Complex Issue Like Khalistan Deserves More Than One-Sided Reporting
Ignoring violent history and geopolitical realities fuels misinformation, not understanding. The NYT article, as it stands, falls short of unbiased journalism
- Opinion
- September 19, 2024, 1:00 PM IST
Opinion | Who Really Bears Responsibility for the Leicester Violence?
Majid Freeman, sentenced for inciting Leicester's violence, is a single case. But the real question is this: How do we hold accountable a media ecosystem that allowed his lies to spread like wildfire, igniting real-world hate?
- Opinion
- September 10, 2024, 12:17 PM IST
Opinion | A Third Kanishka Bombing Inquiry? The Petition’s Dangerous Disregard for Evidence
Two comprehensive investigations confirmed Khalistani terrorists were responsible for the 1985 bombing of Air India Flight 182. Demanding a third inquiry disrespects the victims and their families
- Opinion
- July 6, 2024, 3:56 PM IST
Opinion | Illicit Foreign Funding: Secret Weapon Advancing a Radical Islamist Agenda in UK
Recent UK elections have highlighted the concerning trend of foreign funding influencing British politics. Despite laws designed to prevent undue foreign influence, evidence has emerged of illicit donations to major political parties and the growing influence of extremist groups
- Opinion
- July 3, 2024, 4:09 PM IST
Opinion | How Pakistan Rendered the Simla Accord Ineffective and Unworkable
52 years ago, India pursued peace with Pakistan, signing the Simla Accord. Yet, from Kargil to cross-border terrorism, Pakistan chose a path of hostility. The accord stands as a stark lesson: some neighbours cannot be trusted, no matter how generous the gesture
- Opinion
- June 24, 2024, 2:09 PM IST
Opinion | Spice, Lies and a Toxic Agenda: Unmasking the ABC's India Documentary
The ABC documentary isn't just inaccurate—it peddles blatant falsehoods about the RSS, painting them as villains while whitewashing Khalistani terrorism and ignoring the Indian government's efforts for minorities. This isn't journalism, it's propaganda

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