I’m on my way to Balaghat, MP, where 30 Tribal children have died: Abhijeet Dipke
I’m on my way to Balaghat, MP, where 30 Tribal children have died: Abhijeet DipkeContinue Reading
I’m on my way to Balaghat, MP, where 30 Tribal children have died: Abhijeet DipkeContinue Reading
P.A. Sangma International Medical College & Hospital says withdrawal of promised ₹235-crore interest-free loan and low state-quota fees have placed institution under severe financial strainContinue Reading
The message from these simultaneous crises is stark: geopolitics, energy, trade and security are becoming increasingly interconnected. A missile strike in one region can move oil prices thousands of kilometres away, while a tariff decision in Washington or Ottawa can reverberate through economies already under pressure. The world, inconveniently, hasContinue Reading
There is something stirring about the image of a six-year-old boy holding the Constitution of India. People may think he is too young to understand every word in that enormous book, probably cannot explain Article 14, cannot debate constitutional jurisprudence, and he may not yet understand the full meaning of liberty, equality, fraternity or fundamental rights.Continue Reading
NEET-PG collapses on Sunday. AIIMS CRE-5 crashes the very next morning at the same Sitapura computer centre, leaving thousands of candidates furiousContinue Reading
In a pointed defence of democratic dissent and the freedom to question authority, Supreme Court Justice Ujjwal Bhuiyan has delivered a powerful message to India’s young legal minds: asking questions is not an act of rebellion, and students must not be punished for exercising that democratic right. Addressing the 13thContinue Reading
What began as a student demand for answers over the death of a 31-year-old MSc Physics student at IIT Delhi has now opened another deeply troubling question: how far can police enter and monitor a university campus without the knowledge or consent of the institute?Continue Reading
WHEN TINY TOTS BECOME PROTESTERS, THE SYSTEM HAS FAILEDContinue Reading
There are lives that are measured by titles, and there are lives that make the titles themselves seem too small.Continue Reading
India’s day of hospital fires, toxic leaks, rising prices, diplomatic tensions and weather chaos comes as wars, sanctions and trade conflicts deepen an increasingly unstable world. As August 24, 2026 draws to a close, India finds itself confronting a grim mixture of tragedy, infrastructure failures, rising prices, diplomatic manoeuvring andContinue Reading
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