A political argument can be answered. An offensive remark can be condemned. An apology can be demanded. But when disagreement mutates into rape threats, death threats, doxxing and the circulation of a young woman’s personal information, something far more dangerous has begun.Continue Reading
Slipper hurled, knife allegedly brandished as dramatic confrontation erupts at Independent MP’s Delhi residence; police detain suspectContinue Reading
In Gaza City, Israeli military strikes continued to exact a heavy toll. Palestinians rushed to extinguish a burning vehicle after a strike on Sunday, August 2, as smoke rose above streets already scarred by months of conflict. Elsewhere, residents picked through shattered apartments, salvaging whatever possessions remained after overnight bombardment.Continue Reading
Subhas Chandra Bose was brilliant enough to enter the Indian Civil Service, but he walked away from it, and instead became president of the Indian National Congress.Continue Reading
Across two of India’s most ecologically sensitive landscapes, an extraordinary question is rising from the ground: When development arrives, who pays the price?Continue Reading
GLOBAL DESK, AUGUST 1: The world entered August under extraordinary strain, as a massive migration crisis exploded on the frontier between Africa and Europe, wars burned across the Middle East, Africa and Ukraine, and earthquakes, wildfires and deadly accidents brought fresh devastation across continents. The most dramatic scenes unfolded atContinue Reading
: Afghanistan’s mineral-rich northeastern province of Badakhshan is rapidly descending into one of the gravest security crises since the Taliban seized power in 2021. What was once considered a distant mountain stronghold has become the epicentre of a deadly convergence of armed resistance, internal Taliban mutiny, ethnic tensions, and an escalating battle for control of vast mineral wealth.Continue Reading
Student leader and AISA National President Neha Bora has issued one of her strongest public statements yet against Union Home Minister Amit Shah, alleging that the police action against students during the 20 July “Sansad Chalo” march was carried out under his direct authority.Continue Reading
GEN-ALPHA’S FIRST REVOLUTION? BIHAR SCHOOLCHILDREN FORCE DISTRICT MAGISTRATE TO ANSWER THEIR DEMANDSContinue Reading
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has sharply condemned a headline quoting opposition leader Yair Golan as saying that “Israel kills children as a hobby,” calling it “an absolute lie” that inflicted “terrible damage to our just struggle and to our heroic fighters.”
The controversy stems from remarks Golan, a former Israel Defence Forces (IDF) deputy chief of staff and leader of The Democrats party, made during a May 2025 radio interview criticising the Israeli government’s conduct of the war in Gaza.Continue Reading
