Technology
- Nothing Phone (4b) RCB Edition Details Emerge Ahead of India Launch5 Jul 2026
The Nothing Phone (4b) RCB Edition has been confirmed and revealed early across multiple tech news sources, showcasing its unique design, specifications, and India launch details well ahead…
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- Morocco Advances to Quarterfinals with 3-0 Win Over Canada5 Jul 2026
Morocco secured a decisive 3-0 victory over World Cup co host Canada in the FIFA World Cup Round of 16, advancing confidently to the quarterfinals. Ounahi's double highlighted…
Punjab Files
- The Assassination of Indira Gandhi and the November 1984 Carnage5 Jul 2026
The assassination of Indira Gandhi on October 31, 1984 was answered with three days of organised slaughter that killed thousands of Sikhs. The evidence, the impunity, and what…
- Operation Blue Star: June 1984 and Its Terrible Arithmetic5 Jul 2026
The decision, the battle for the Akal Takht, the tanks in the parikrama, the contested count of the dead, and the shockwave that led to an assassination and…
- The Golden Temple Becomes a Fortress: 1982 to 19845 Jul 2026
From the Dharam Yudh Morcha's headquarters to Shabeg Singh's gun positions in the Akal Takht: the two year drift by which the Darbar Sahib became a fortress, and…
- Rivers of Discord: The SYL Canal and the Waters Dispute5 Jul 2026
The riparian principle, the 1976 allocation to Haryana, the canal launched by Indira Gandhi in 1982 and abandoned after its engineers were assassinated: how the SYL waters dispute…
- The Khalistan Idea: Where the Demand Came From and Who Carried It5 Jul 2026
Never endorsed by the Akalis, never victorious in an election, strongest abroad and weakest at home: the strange history of the Khalistan demand, and how 1984 turned an…
- The Murder of Lala Jagat Narain and the War on the Press5 Jul 2026
The 1981 assassination of Punjab Kesari founder Lala Jagat Narain announced that the militancy would kill its critics, opened a decade long war on the press, and led…
- Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale: The Preacher Who Became a Storm5 Jul 2026
Sant to some, terrorist to others, Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale rose from village preacher to the armed centre of Sikh politics in six years. His rise, his patrons, his…
- The 1978 Nirankari Clash: The Day the Fuse Was Lit5 Jul 2026
Thirteen Sikhs died confronting a Nirankari convention in Amritsar on Baisakhi 1978. The clash, the acquittal that followed, and the cycle of assassination it began made this the…
- The Anandpur Sahib Resolution: Autonomy Demand or Separatist Charter5 Jul 2026
Adopted in 1973 and denounced for a decade, the Anandpur Sahib Resolution was read as secession by some and federalism by others. What the document actually demanded, and…
- The Roots of the Storm: How Punjab Drifted Toward Insurgency5 Jul 2026
Partition trauma, the Punjabi Suba battle, river waters, the Green Revolution's restless youth, and cynical party politics: how Punjab was primed for insurgency long before the first shot.
Compiled from 12 stories published on The Indic Journal between 4 July 2026 and 5 July 2026.