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An illustration showing YouTubers and media outlets driving anti-conversion hysteria
Ayodhya of the south: The Sangh’s southern rehearsal
Picture of Abu Thahir and others juxtaposed against the hilltop dargah at Thiruparankundram.
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Vijay’s Karur visit challenges and DMK’s mixed numbers | Powertrip #123
The AIADMK-TVK pivot after Karur tragedy | Powertrip #122
Caricature of Nikhil Kamath holding a kite spool and running, with a string connected to symbols of his journey — a microphone, YouTube logo, rupee sign, government building, and other icons representing finance, media, and power — against a textured beige background and blue sky.
Why did Vijay challenge CM Stalin? | Powertrip #121
Illustration of Nitin Gadkari standing at a pulpit with a fuel dispenser. He is wearing a white hat with the chemical structure of ethanol on it, holding a book labeled "ETHANOL" in one hand and a fuel nozzle dripping liquid in the other. Tall sugarcane plants are on the left side of the image, symbolizing ethanol production from sugarcane.
Faith vs evidence? DY Chandrachud on Ayodhya, Gyanvapi, and more to Sreenivasan Jain
Priyanka’s Wayanad tour leaves Congress leaders uncomfortable | Powertrip #120
Prajwal Revanna conviction fallout for JD(S) | Powertrip #119
Congress doesn’t want Rahul Mamkootathil to attend Assembly | Powertrip #118
A protest scene in Telangana showing a group of men holding a banner in Telugu with the words “Marwadi Go Back” highlighted. Behind them are closed jewelry shops, including one named “S.K. Jewellers.” On the left, a red map of Telangana with “TELANGANA” written across it overlays an image of Charminar. The overall theme suggests tension between local traders and Marwadi communities.
After suspension from BRS, Kavitha to form new party? | Powertrip #117
Illustration showing the X (formerly Twitter) logo with the word 'Spaces' overlaid on a saffron flag background, symbolising right-wing discussions on X Spaces.
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