“FAST-TRACK JUSTICE OR FAST-TRACK COVER-UP?”
2026-07-28
AISA President Neha Bora Accuses Government of Shielding Top Officials in NEET Paper-Leak ScandalContinue Reading
Gen Alpha’s First Stand: When Schoolkids Forced the System to Listen
2026-07-28
In the dusty town of Kishanpur in Uttar Pradesh’s Fatehpur district, a generation too young to vote but old enough to demand dignity made its voice heard.Continue Reading
Varanasi Teacher Allegedly Brands 5-Year-Old Boy’s Private Parts with Hot Knife for Wetting His Pant
2026-07-28
Varanasi, a five-year-old boy’s innocence was allegedly violated in the most grotesque way imaginable. On 24 July 2026, the child simply asked to use the toilet. Teacher Preeti Kushwaha refused. When the little boy, unable to hold it any longer, wet his pants, the teacher dragged him aside, heated aContinue Reading
Azam Khan-linked UP university secures temporary reprieve from demolition
2026-07-28
In a significant procedural intervention, the Moradabad Divisional Commissioner has granted interim relief to Mohammad Ali Jauhar University in Rampur, staying the Rampur Development Authority’s (RDA) July 15 order to demolish 38 of its 40 buildings. The decision, issued pending further hearing of the university trust’s appeal, underscores tensions betweenContinue Reading
“They Came to Apologize”: How Neha Bora’s Hunger Strike Became a Symbol of India’s Student Revolt
2026-07-27
As India’s student movement gathered momentum in the summer of 2026, one of its most powerful voices emerged not from a political podium, but from a hunger strike. Continue Reading
The New York Times: “The Minister Who Once Branded Protesters as ‘Terrorists’ Stepped Down
2026-07-27
In a rare and resounding victory for India’s youth, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned on July 25, 2026, after 36 days of relentless protests led by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar. Triggered by the NEET-UG paper leak and deeper exam-system failures, the movement forced the Modi government into an unprecedented retreat. International media seized on the moment with sharp, unflinching coverage.Continue Reading
Sardars Gather to Defend Jauhar University: “Take the Gurdwara, but Not the University”
2026-07-26
In a striking display of inter-community solidarity, members of the Sikh community assembled outside Mohammad Ali Jauhar University in Rampur, Uttar Pradesh, to support students protesting the planned demolition of most of its buildings. The university, founded in 2006 by Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan and named after freedom fighter Maulana Mohammad Ali Jauhar, faces an order from the Rampur Development Authority to raze 38 of its 40 structures, citing unauthorised construction and land-related dispute.Continue Reading
JNN Late Night News: Victory, Fury, and a Nation That Refuses to Sleep
2026-07-25
India woke up to one of the most dramatic political days in recent memory. Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, celebrated by thousands of protesting students as a hard-earned victory, has quickly turned into the beginning of a much larger political battle rather than its conclusion. Politics, like unfinished homework, has an uncanny habit of multiplying overnight.Continue Reading
Pradhan’s Resignation Sparks Celebration, But Congress and Others Say the Fight Has Only Begun
2026-07-25
New Delhi: July 25, 2026: The resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has triggered jubilation among student protesters, Congress NSUI, and the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), whose weeks-long campaign over the NEET paper leak and education reforms kept pressure on the government. Yet even as celebrations erupted, Congress and others insisted that one resignation cannot close the chapter.Continue Reading
CBI Gives Clean Chit to Sanjeev Mukhiya as Sonam Wangchuk Ends Hunger Strike Following PM Modi’s Midnight Address
2026-07-24
In the shadow of a midnight promise, a hunger strike ends – and an old suspicion dies. Hours after Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation at midnight, declaring “nothing is more important than the future of India’s youth” and unveiling tougher anti-leak laws, fast-track courts, parliamentary debate, protester protections, and compensation for shattered families, Sonam Wangchuk finally broke his 26-day fast. In a Gurugram hospital room, under the gaze of Union Ministers J.P. Nadda and Jitendra Singh, the education reformer accepted a cup of juice. After surviving on water and salt, losing more than ten kilograms, and pushing his body to the brink in solidarity with students and the Cockroach Janta Party, Wangchuk yielded to the government’s formal assurances.Continue Reading