As darkness settles over the national capital, Delhi bears the scars of another day when the hopes of India’s youth collided head-on with the machinery of the state. What began as a movement demanding accountability for repeated examination paper leaks has transformed into one of the most emotionally charged confrontations of recent years.Continue Reading
New Delhi, July 20, 2026: The opening day of Parliament’s Monsoon Session has been met not with calm ceremony, but with the thunder of slogans echoing across the capital. As lawmakers assembled inside Parliament, the streets outside became the battleground for two of the country’s most significant protest movements, each demanding action on issues they say can no longer be ignored.Continue Reading
New Delhi witnessed one of its most politically charged mornings on July 20, 2026, as thousands of students, youth activists, parents, teachers, and supporters converged at Jantar Mantar in response to the Cockroach Janta Party’s (CJP) nationwide “Chalo Sansad” (March to Parliament) call. The march coincided with the opening of Parliament’s Monsoon Session, transforming the heart of the capital into a tense standoff between demonstrators demanding educational accountability and a massive security deployment determined to prevent the procession from reaching Parliament.Continue Reading
Wangchuk’s Wife Stated: “Nothing to be given by mouth or veins without consent” Early Saturday morning (July 18, 2026), climate activist and educator Sonam Wangchuk was shifted from Jantar Mantar to VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital in Delhi on the 21st day of his indefinite hunger strike. Delhi Police carried outContinue Reading
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 year was 1984. Ladakh was politically isolated, geographically remote, and its indigenous communities feared that their distinct identity would slowly disappear without constitutional protection. It was then that Sonam Wangyal, a respected Ladakhi leader, former Jammu & Kashmir Cabinet Minister, and father of climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, chose the most powerful weapon available to a democracy: a non-violent hunger strike.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
