He is not a government inspector. He does not have the power to walk into a school, demand files or issue orders. But neither does that mean citizens must remain silent while public schools decay.Continue Reading
From the Strait of Hormuz to the ruins of Gaza, from a diplomatic shift in Kashmir to a deadly Kolkata fire, a volatile world enters another day of escalating crisesContinue Reading
A stunning phenomenon is occurring across India, a children’s revolution is unfolding, with no leader, no political party behind them, but only holding a burning zeal in their hearts that their government schools should be set right.Continue Reading
Grief as Indictment: A Father’s Murder and the Demand for a School That Outlasts PoliticsContinue Reading
Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) chief spokesperson Saurav Das has demanded the immediate resignation of the entire Union government, launching a sharp attack on the Home Minister over the branding of young Indians as “dimagi naxals” or intellectual Naxals.Continue Reading
Ranchi, Jharkhand: JPSC-JSSC aspirants sing and dance as they celebrate after the state government accepted their demands by scrapping JSSC-CGL, all TDPL exams since 2014 after 24-day student revolt.Continue Reading
Ranjodh Singh’s Hunger Strike Enters 10th Day; Demands Independent Probe into J&K Sports Quota and irregularities, asking for a transparent, merit-based sports recruitment policy.Continue Reading
In the shadowed aftermath of one of India’s most brazen terror attacks in recent years, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval has broken his silence with a message that echoes far beyond New Delhi’s corridors of power. Continue Reading
Dipke: “We will not be silenced. We will not be intimidated. We will keep fighting for better schools.“ On 16 August 2026, Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke issued a blistering statement that has sent shockwaves across the country: 25-year-old Shaik Abdul Hafeez (Abdul Hafiz) from Karisunda village in BankuraContinue Reading
Ramdev: There is no electricity, no water, no toilets.. In interviews for government jobs, 99% corruption happens. Continue Reading
