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Neeraj Mahajan

Neeraj Mahajan is a hard-core, creative and dynamic media professional with over 35 years of proven competence and 360 degree experience in print, electronic, web and mobile journalism. He is an eminent investigative journalist, out of the box thinker, and a hard-core reporter who is always hungry for facts. Neeraj has worked in all kinds of daily/weekly/broadsheet/tabloid newspapers, magazines and television channels like Star TV, BBC, Patriot, Sunday Observer, Sunday Mail, Network Magazine, Verdict, and Gfiles Magazine.

Latest Articles

(Dis) United States of Pakistan – a shattered nation, falling apart

All over the world police and para-military forces use force to control riots, and rebellion but not like Pakistan – which uses its Air Force and attack helicopters

Is Pakistan un-Islamic? What can a nation that makes life miserable...

Pakistan was created in 1947 as a holy land where Muslims could live with dignity and equality, free from discrimination. Yet, Muhammad Ali Jinnah himself called the newly created state a "moth-eaten Pakistan.”

The triangle of terror: Pakistan Army, ISI, and Jihad

Former Pakistan Army para commando, Hashim Musa is said to have been the mastermind behind the deadly Pahalgam attack

Jaish-e-Mohammed – a terrorist organisation or family business?  

Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), meaning "Army of Muhammad” was founded nearly 25 years ago by Maulana Masood Azhar in February 2000.

Health insurance is a necessary evil, people buy it only because...

Health insurance is a necessary evil. Most people don’t buy health insurance because they trust the public health system but because they have other option.

India must apply pressure on the common people, only then Pakistan...

The Pahalgam attack is not just a terror incident; it is a direct assault on India’s internal security and the peace in Kashmir.

Trade wars: Will China’s rare earth export curbs hurt USA?

China currently supplies 90% of the rare earth magnets used in electric cars, drones, robots, missiles, and spacecraft.

Army officers are appointed as state governors, but CAPF officers aren’t...

Former ADG, CRPF H R Singh, is like a living legend with a wealth of knowledge and experience in counter-insurgency and VIP security.

National education Policy 2020 – is an ambitious vision document for...

The biggest challenge before me, as the Secretary, Ministry of HRD, Government of India, was to enact a law by the Parliament to give a fundamental right to every child of India to receive 8 years of free and compulsory schooling.

Naxalism in India: Go, went, Gone…

The Government of India is aggressively working to eliminate Naxalism from India by 31st March 2026, to ensure that no citizen has to lose their life because of it.

The dark, hidden and ugly side of banks in India –...

The Reserve Bank of India tried to reform digital lending but there is no one to enforce these norms

The dark, hidden and ugly side of banks in India –...

The power imbalance between banks and customers accentuates the need for stronger regulations and protections for consumers in India.

50 military equipment which future generations would only see in museums...

Museums all over the world offer a glimpse into the past and showcase a range of military items that once played a role in shaping history.

India’s National Security in a Multipolar World: Challenges and Strategies

India has to take decisions based on its own national interests rather than being swayed by any particular bloc or power.

Navigating the New Multipolar World Order: Exclusive Interview with Maj. Gen....

In the increasingly complex and interconnected world, multipolar global order is reshaping the dynamics of international relations.

The notification to extend the jurisdiction of BSF – 50 Kms...

S. K. Sood retired as ADG, Border Security Force (BSF) - a rank most CAPF cadre officers can't even dream of wearing.

‘Recruitment rules are such that no cadre officer can rise beyond...

S. K. Sood joined BSF as Asst Commandant and went on to be its Additional Director General - a rare achievement most CAPF cadre officers can't even dream of.

The dark, hidden and ugly side of banks in India –...

Can you murder the same person twice – bank managers can. The customer is already – half dead when he approaches the bank for a loan or aid. The bankers seal the coffin

Liquid graveyards: What’s turning our Rivers into deathbeds?

Rivers are lifelines of our planet. They provide water, food, and habitat for a wide variety of plants, animals, and fish.

Krishna – A God who allows you to take liberties &...

Lord Krishna - is one of the most popular deities in Hinduism. He is a symbol of love, devotion, compassion, and wisdom.

Clash of the Uniforms: Why army and police don’t see eye...

Who should command the operation, CRPF which has experience or Army which wins battles, leads to conflict between the uniformed services