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New Delhi: The investigation is underway into the explosion that occurred near the historic Red Fort in Delhi. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has confirmed that all possible angles and aspects of the incident are being thoroughly examined. The key question now arises — if this blast turns out to be a terrorist attack, will it be treated as an Act of War under India’s current policy framework? The Background: What Is an Act of War? Following the Pahalgam terror attack, India launched Operation Sindoor, a decisive military response that destroyed several terrorist bases. During this operation, the Indian government made a significant policy shift — declaring that any future terrorist attack on Indian soil would be treated as an Act of War and responded to accordingly. This decisio...

New Delhi:Renowned journalist and editor Vinayak Ashok Luniya has officially taken charge as the President of ‘Nivaraha Foundation’, a national-level Digital Media Self-Regulatory Body. Elected unanimously, Luniya’s appointment marks a significant step toward the unification and empowerment of India’s diverse media community. Immediately after assuming leadership, Mr. Luniya initiated efforts to consolidate several media welfare organizations under one umbrella. Notably, he has merged the ‘All Media Journalist Social Welfare Association’ (active since 2015 in media welfare) and the ‘Jain Media Social Welfare Society’, an organization dedicated to the interests of Jain journalists, into ‘Nivaraha Foundation’. Organizational Framework — 24 Specialized Cells Representing the Entire Medi...

Delhi Blast Near Red Fort: Will It Be Considered an Act of War?

Senior Journalist Vinayak Ashok Luniya Appointed as National President of ‘Nivaraha Foundation’