Vote Theft: The Unrest Magazine of RMN News – September 1-15, 2025 Issue

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Opposition MPs in India holding campaign on August 19, 2025 in New Delhi accusing PM Narendra Modi of vote theft in successive elections. Photo: Congress

Vote Theft: The Unrest Magazine of RMN News – September 1-15, 2025 Issue

The Unrest: Magazine on Economic and Political Upheavals in the World
September 1-15, 2025

The Unrest magazine in the PDF and embedded formats is given at the bottom of this page. You can click the links to read detailed stories.

Key Topics

[ Election Theft in India ] [ Grand Corruption ] [ Consumer Rights ]

[ Nobel Peace Prize for Trump ] [ Russia-Ukraine War ] [ Trump Tariffs ]

[ EVM Manipulation ] [ Picture of the Day ]

Main stories in the September 1-15, 2025 issue of The Unrest magazine of RMN News:

Vote Theft in India: A “वोट चोर, गद्दी छोड़” protest is sweeping across India as opposition MPs and activists accuse PM Modi and his BJP of “vote theft,” labeling Modi a “Vote Chor” (Vote Thief). Rahul Gandhi has positioned himself as an investigative news reporter on this issue.
International Anti-Corruption Court: A proposed International Anti-Corruption Court, which aims to prosecute corrupt leaders immune from domestic laws, is currently stalled by bureaucrats.
Trump Demands RICO Act Charges Against George Soros and Alexander Soros: US President Trump demands that George Soros and his son, Alexander, face charges under the RICO Act, alleging they are funding violent protests in the US.
Controversy on Modi’s Education and Alleged Criminal Record: Concerns about transparency and governance are intertwined with controversy regarding PM Modi’s education, alongside allegations about his alleged past criminal record.
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta Attacked: Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta was allegedly attacked during a weekly Jan Sunvai (public hearing) session at her residence while interacting with citizens, leading to the immediate apprehension of the assailant by Delhi Police.
Increasing Crimes in Delhi Housing Societies: This issue is a pressing concern for millions of residents in Delhi, leading to extreme harassment and persecution. Specifically, these societies are grappling with crime related to Floor Area Ratio (FAR) construction, with corrupt RCS officials being held responsible.
Ankara to Host 2026 NATO Summit: NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte announced that the 2026 NATO Summit will take place in Ankara, Türkiye, on July 7 and 8, 2026.
Trump’s Nobel Ambitions and Peacemaker Claims: Trump has been touting his credentials as a global peacemaker, claiming to have ended a number of wars and suggesting he deserves a Nobel Peace Prize.
Corruption and Bail Culture: A concern is highlighted about the application of the ‘Bail Is the Rule, Jail Is the Exception‘ principle, which is not consistently applied by what are described as corrupt courts.
How Trump Stopped India-Pakistan Conflict: US President Donald Trump claimed he prevented a nuclear war between India and Pakistan by threatening crippling tariffs and halting trade deals, an assertion subtly refuted by Indian officials.
BJP’s Strategy of Personal Attacks Amid Electoral Fraud Allegations: When confronted with allegations of electoral fraud, the BJP reportedly resorts to a strategy of personal attacks, exemplified by Kiren Rijiju’s broadside against Rahul Gandhi.
Vote Theft in Punjab 2027 Elections: It is alleged that PM Modi’s BJP wins elections through manipulation rather than genuine public mandate, a pattern that may extend to the Punjab Elections in 2027.
Hybrid Publicity Campaigns for Small Businesses: Imrana explains that small businesses are vital engines of innovation, acting as startups and entrepreneurs who create unique products and services that can change lives, solve problems, and push society forward.
Trump Hosts Ukraine-Russia Peace Summit: A de-escalation step in the Ukraine conflict was taken as Trump hosted fast-moving talks aimed at a peace summit between Russian and Ukrainian leaders, culminating in Ukrainian President Zelensky expressing readiness for bilateral talks with Putin.
Neglect and Hazard Loom in Delhi’s Affluent Enclave: An image captured near a posh housing locality in Delhi starkly reveals a disturbing reality of civic neglect, showing a severely broken road, a towering pile of debris, and a significant patch of stagnant water.
RMN Consumer Rights Network (CRN): The CRN is a public-interest initiative of the RMN Foundation and RMN News Service, with the objective to protect consumers from corporate negligence, misleading advertising, government apathy, and other harmful practices.
Samsung Prepares to Unveil AI Home: Samsung Electronics is set to showcase its vision for “AI Home: Future Living, Now” at IFA 2025 in Berlin, Germany, aiming to transform AI-powered living into a present-day reality.
Democratic Challenges Across Europe: Alain Berset, Secretary General of the Council of Europe (CoE), is scheduled to visit Slovenia, highlighting the partnership and Slovenia’s commitment to democratic resilience, multilateralism, and European values.
Appeal to the People of India by Rakesh Raman: Rakesh Raman, the editor, appeals to all people, especially the youth, not to become fans or blind followers of political parties or leaders, stating that most Indian political leaders are uneducated and uncivilized and have been exploiting the public for approximately 75 years.
US Court Blocks Trump Tariffs: A US federal appeals court has delivered a significant blow to President Trump’s trade policy by blocking the implementation of most of his tariff measures, a judgment that President Trump criticized.
Modi’s Nobel Refusal for Trump: An American media report suggests that PM Modi’s refusal to support Donald Trump’s nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize likely played a significant role in the soured relations between the two countries.
CBI Raids Ambani’s Premises: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) raided premises linked to industrialist Anil Ambani, including his residence in Mumbai, as part of an investigation into an alleged bank fraud case.