Upendrra Rai, CMD / Editor in Chief, Bharat Express
CMD / Editor in Chief
Bharat Express News Network
OCCRP Report on Adani Group: A Flawed and Biased Attempt to Smear India’s Leading Business Conglomerate
In this essay, I will examine the flaws and weaknesses of the OCCRP report and show why it should not be taken seriously.
One Nation, One Election: A Reform For India’s Democracy
India's democracy also faces many challenges and problems, such as corruption, criminalization, populism, policy paralysis, governance deficit, and electoral malpractices.
‘INDIA’ Has Done Well To Remain United Through Three Meetings; But Is It Up To ‘One Nation, One Election’ Challenge?
The motto, "Judega Bharat, Jitega India (When Bharat unites, India triumphs)", encompasses both 'Bharat' and 'India'...
Is OCCRP Report On Adani Group A Soros-Funded Smear Campaign?
The OCCRP report appears to be part of a larger agenda to undermine India's economic growth and national security by targeting one of its leading industrial groups.
China’s Persistent Aggression: A Closer Look At Territorial Claims And Economic Rivalry
China's audacity is evident in its portrayal of the South China Sea issue as merely a routine effort to inform its citizens about its established stance.
Narendra Modi’s Rail Project: A Game Changer For Indian Infrastructure Sector
Narendra Modi's rail project is a historic and transformative initiative that will usher in a new era of progress and prosperity for India.
PM Modi’s Triumph: How India Outshined China At BRICS Summit
This was the moment when Prime Minister Modi made a personal appearance at the 15th BRICS summit in Johannesburg after 2019, and fortune favored India.
India’s Successful Moon Mission Anchored In Philosophy Of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam
The success of Chandrayaan-3 marks a pivotal moment for India's aspirations of establishing a lunar base.
Examining Impact Of Foreign-Funded Journalist Network Against India’s Stability
One of them is a network of investigative journalists called the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP).
What Is Causing Indian Himalayas To Bleed?
Heavy rainfall, cloudbursts, and landslides have so far claimed the lives of more than 70 people and left thousands homeless.
