Amid National Pressure To Pay Heed To Sonam Wangchuk, He was Forcibly Hospitalized! In a dramatic escalation of India’s ongoing student and youth unrest, renowned climate activist and education reformer Sonam Wangchuk was forcibly taken to a hospital by Delhi Police on Saturday after completing nearly 20 days of anContinue Reading
The world ended another day balancing uneasily between conflict, catastrophe, and progress, with events unfolding at a pace that could reshape global politics, economies, and security for years to come.Continue Reading
The United States has launched multiple waves of military strikes against Iranian targets, reportedly hitting military installations, command centres, air defence systems and strategic sites near the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran has retaliated with attacks on American bases while warning that the Strait of Hormuz remains an “unbreakable red line.” Iran-backed Houthi forces have also threatened vital shipping routes in the Red Sea, raising fears of severe disruption to global trade.Continue Reading
A sweeping demolition order against Mohammad Ali Jauhar University in Rampur, Uttar Pradesh, has plunged one of western Uttar Pradesh’s most prominent minority educational institution, Mohammad Ali Jauhar University, into its gravest crisis since its founding. The University, founded by jailed Samajwadi Party (SP) leader Azam Khan, faces a major controversy.Continue Reading
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
The Rebel of the Roof of the World Sonam Wangchuk is Stonily Being Ignored by the Central Government, into the Second Week of His Hunger Strike and Questions are Rising.Continue Reading
From the escalating confrontation between the United States and Iran to deadly wildfires in Europe and relentless monsoon destruction across India, July 11 closes with the world confronting war, extreme weather, political turbulence and growing public anger.Continue Reading
No Parallel Choice. Government Stands Firm on Ethanol-Blended Petrol as Drivers Raise Mileage ConcernsNew Delhi, July 11, 2026: The Centre has drawn a firm line under the debate over India’s ethanol-blending programme, making it clear that there will be no rollback, dilution or parallel nationwide return to pure petrol orContinue Reading
Mumbai’s floods are a national embarrassment precisely because it is the economic capital. While cities like Chennai (2015), Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, and parts of Delhi also choke every monsoon, Mumbai’s repeated paralysis stands out for a simple reason: it shouldn’t. It has the money, the talent pool, the global visibility, and a centuries-old trading legacy. Instead of leading, it keeps setting the wrong example.Continue Reading
In late April 2026, Rahul Gandhi walked beneath the towering canopy of Great Nicobar’s pristine rainforest – one of India’s last untouched wildernesses. The remote island in the Andaman and Nicobar archipelago is a biodiversity hotspot and home to the indigenous Nicobarese and vulnerable Shompen tribes.Continue Reading
