'The Cameras Never Came': Tribal Protest in Madhya Pradesh Erupts Against Ken-Betwa Project as Adivasis Accuse Mainstream Media of Silence

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In: Environment and Climate Change, India, Indian Politics, Stories of Resilience

Videos are now circulating widely on social media show hundreds of Adivasi men and women staging extraordinary acts of resistance against the Ken-Betwa River Linking Project, prompting allegations that one of India’s largest tribal movements is being ignored by much of the mainstream media.
The latest footage, shared by tribal rights activist Hansraj Meena on July 15, has gone viral across independent media circles.Continue Reading

Day 19: Sonam Wangchuk's Hunger Strike Is Catching Global Attention

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As climate activist and education reform advocate Sonam Wangchuk enters the nineteenth day of his indefinite hunger strike at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, one question is growing louder than the slogans around him: Will it have any impact on anyone, after all, who is Sonam Wangchuk. Google searches are increasing, butContinue Reading

The Spark That Could Ignite the Powder Keg: West Asia’s Fragile Truce Shatters Once More

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In: Middle East, Politics, World

n the arid heart of Yemen’s long civil war, a single runway became the flashpoint for renewed catastrophe. On July 13, 2026, forces aligned with Yemen’s internationally recognized government, backed by Saudi Arabia, struck the runway at Sanaa International Airport. Their stated aim: to block an Iranian aircraft carrying a Houthi delegation from landing, amid disputes over airspace and a flight linked to mourning rites following the death of Iran’s supreme leader.Continue Reading

India and the World at the Close of Day

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As night falls across India, the country closes another turbulent day with a protest entering a dangerous phase, a horrifying crime raising questions about the collapse of basic humanity, billions of rupees moving through the markets, and new controversies reaching the corridors of power. Beyond India’s borders, war clouds continue to gather over the Middle East as the confrontation between the United States and Iran threatens to reshape the global energy order.Continue Reading

Arvind Kejriwal Calls for a People’s Movement Against E20: “Fill Social Media With the Voices of Common People”

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In: Economy, India, Indian Politics, Politics, Society, Technology

Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal has called upon citizens across India to speak publicly about their experiences with E20 petrol, urging those who believe they have suffered reduced mileage, higher running costs or vehicle-related problems to record their stories and share them online.Continue Reading

“IF A PATIENT DIES, THE FAMILY WILL PAY NOTHING”: VIJAY’S REPORTED HOSPITAL REFORM IDEA PUTS HUMANITY AT THE CENTRE OF GOVERNANCE

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In: Indian Politics, Law and Legal, Politics, Society

“If A Patient Dies in Hospital, The Family Will Pay Nothing”: Vijay’s reported hospital reform idea puts humanity at the centre Of Governance: The idea reportedly under discussion would require hospitals to waive treatment charges when a patient dies during treatment. If formally adopted, carefully designed and legally implemented, it could become one of the most radical patient-centred reforms attempted by an Indian state. But its significance goes far beyond a hospital bill.Continue Reading

A World on Edge: War, Fire and the Forgotten Sacrifice of a Man Who Fought for the Ganga

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From the contested waters of the Strait of Hormuz to the burning forests of Europe, from missile-scarred Kyiv to the enduring memory of an Indian scientist who gave his life for the Ganga, the world enters another uneasy evening confronted by crises that appear different on the surface but are bound together by a deeper question: how far will nations and institutions allow danger to grow before decisive action becomes unavoidable?Continue Reading