RANCHI, AUGUST 11: Jharkhand was plunged into a statewide shutdown on Tuesday after the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) called a bandh to protest what it described as “atrocities” against students and job aspirants during a prolonged agitation over alleged irregularities in government recruitment examinations. The BJP-led statewide bandh is fromContinue Reading
Country’s Strongest Earthquake of the Century Leaves Buildings Collapsed, Airports Shut, Hospitals Damaged and Thousands Searching for Missing Loved OnesContinue Reading
Flash flood tears through strategic border road in Chamoli; rescue teams race against rain and darkness as 12–16 villages lose road connectivityContinue Reading
LATHIS IN THE NIGHT: RANCHI STUDENT PROTEST TURNS INTO A HIGH-TENSION SHOWDOWN OUTSIDE ASSEMBLYContinue Reading
: A legislative storm is gathering over Parliament this week. The Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026 is set to give the Central Government unprecedented power to take control of foreign contributions and the very assets built with them, schools, hospitals, orphanages, community centres and charitable institutionsm the moment an organisation loses its FCRA registration.Continue Reading
ECI’s massive voter-roll revision sparks allegations of disenfranchisement, political targeting and documentation barriers as deletions approach 6 crore nationwideContinue Reading
As Saturday draws to a close, India finds itself at the intersection of political turbulence, monsoon devastation, public-health anxiety, technological ambition and some genuinely extraordinary moments of human achievement.Continue Reading
PRAYAGRAJ, Aug. 8: What was meant to be a student interaction in Prayagraj erupted into a powerful political confrontation on Saturday as Congress leader and Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi stood before a huge gathering at KP Ground and declared that India’s youth were being denied not merely jobs, butContinue Reading
The luxury comes with a price tag. Apparently, in Bengaluru, some of the food came with something extra: expired meat, mouldy vegetables and questionable hygiene. Humanity has conquered space, but keeping vegetables fresh still appears to be an advanced technology.Continue Reading
The US Senate has passed the Lindsey Graham Russia/Iran sanctions bill by 86–11, legislation that could give the US president authority to impose tariffs of up to 100% on countries continuing significant trade with Russia. India is squarely in the spotlight because of its Russian oil purchases.Continue Reading
