Students protest across the country, allegations of examination paper leaks continue to shake public confidence, and disturbing images from government schools raise an even more fundamental question: has education been pushed too far down India’s list of priorities?Continue Reading
FROM AYODHYA TO JHARKHAND, MOSCOW TO THE RED SEA: INDIA FACES QUESTIONS AT HOME AS A RESTLESS WORLD BURNSContinue Reading
“Who Ordered the Bullets on Students?” Congress’s Foot March in Delhi Demands Amit Shah’s Answer Continue Reading
ISI-BACKED TERROR PLOT TARGETED JANTAR MANTAR PROTEST, PUNJAB POLICE SAY; 9 HELD, FOUR JUVENILES AMONG ACCUSED: Alleged cross-border handlers sought to exploit youth agitation in Delhi; petrol bombs, pistols seized as police probe surveillance of railway routes, hawala funding and recruitment networkContinue Reading
In the misty hills and fertile valleys of Manipur, the guns have never truly fallen silent. What began on 3 May 2023 as a brutal ethnic clash between the Meitei majority of the Imphal Valley and the Kuki-Zo communities of the surrounding hills has metastasized into a multi-front tragedy thatContinue Reading
As the day draws to a close, India and the world remain gripped by political drama, viruses, monsoon fury, market volatility, and escalating global tensions. Here is a full roundup of the day’s most consequential developments.Continue Reading
In Chhapra, Bihar, screams shattered the silence of the night at Loknayak Jai Prakash Institute of Technology (LNJPIT), better known as Chhapra Engineering College, when the principal’s own driver and a security guard forced their way into the locked girls’ hostel around midnight.Continue Reading
From Jantar Mantar to Bankipur and Datia, India’s restless young generation is becoming harder for established politics to ignore. As RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat prepares to meet 2,000 students in Mumbai, a larger question emerges: who will capture the politics of India’s next generation?Continue Reading
Jan Suraaj scores historic first victory as BJP loses Bankipur after three decades; Congress takes Datia, BJP holds Manjalpur / Kerala rain toll rises to 15 /Markets rally as oil retreats /India finishes fourth at Glasgow Commonwealth Games /Trump pulls back from major Iran strikesContinue Reading
India’s latest round of Assembly bypoll counting is producing two politically significant signals on Monday: Prashant Kishor is mounting a dramatic challenge to the BJP in Bihar’s Bankipur, while the Congress has moved ahead in Madhya Pradesh’s Datia, turning two local contests into closely watched tests of established political power.Continue Reading
