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 resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan marked a significant political moment. For many students who spent weeks on the streets demanding accountability over the examination crisis, it was proof that sustained public pressure can shake even the highest offices of power.Continue Reading
A disturbing video circulating on social media has once again raised troubling questions about religious freedom and minority rights in West Bengal. Shared by journalist Arfa Khanum Sherwani on July 24, 2026, the footage, reportedly from Baruipur in South 24 Parganas, shows a group of Christian women walkingContinue Reading
Who Wields the Lathi? Viral Video Deepens Questions Over Delhi Police’s Protest Tactics
New Delhi – July 22, 2026
A fresh wave of controversy has erupted online after a video from the July 20 “Chalo Sansad” march began circulating widely, reigniting debate over the conduct of security personnel during the protest and the role of unidentified baton-carrying men in crowd control.
The video, originally highlighted by The Lallantop and subsequently amplified by various social media accounts, is now being widely shared alongside a post by veteran journalist Ravish Kumar. In his post, Ravish displayed a dramatic “WANTED by GenZs” style poster featuring a young man carrying a lathi and questioned whether the Delhi Police had identified those seen wielding batons during the protest.Continue Reading
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
The world woke this Sunday to a familiar contradiction. Humanity continued reaching for the stars while struggling to find peace on Earth. Across continents, wars simmered, floods swallowed communities, political fault lines deepened, and economies remained uneasy. Yet amid the uncertainty, extraordinary moments of courage, innovation, and resilience reminded the world that hope has an astonishing habit of surviving even its darkest hours.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
The Congress may believe it is being cautious. It may actually be making one of the oldest mistakes in politics: allowing fear of yesterday to blind it to the opportunity of today.Continue Reading
: In a bold and transformative leap toward true decentralisation, the Ladakh Administration has announced that all seven districts of the Himalayan Union Territory will soon be governed by their own powerful Autonomous Hill Development Councils. This landmark decision promises to shift real authority from distant centres to the very communities that call this rugged, high-altitude land home.Continue Reading
