: A legislative storm is gathering over Parliament this week. The Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026 is set to give the Central Government unprecedented power to take control of foreign contributions and the very assets built with them, schools, hospitals, orphanages, community centres and charitable institutionsm the moment an organisation loses its FCRA registration.Continue Reading
As Saturday draws to a close, India finds itself at the intersection of political turbulence, monsoon devastation, public-health anxiety, technological ambition and some genuinely extraordinary moments of human achievement.Continue Reading
PRAYAGRAJ, Aug. 8: What was meant to be a student interaction in Prayagraj erupted into a powerful political confrontation on Saturday as Congress leader and Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi stood before a huge gathering at KP Ground and declared that India’s youth were being denied not merely jobs, butContinue Reading
JNN EVENING EDITION – AUGUST 7, 2026: COUNTRY FLOODED, A PARLIAMENT STALLED, A WORLD GRAPPLING FOR PEACEContinue Reading
FROM HUNGER STRIKES TO CHILDREN RISKING THEIR LIVES FOR SCHOOL, INDIA FACES QUESTIONS OF JUSTICE AND BASIC ACCESS, AS WAR, OIL AND BIG TECH KEEP THE WORLD ON ITS TOESContinue 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
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
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
India entered the first evening of August with dramatically contrasting images: a new international airport opening its doors in Andhra Pradesh, floodwaters continuing to ravage Assam, two Indian women standing victorious with Commonwealth Games gold medals, an old Himalayan trade route reopening after six years, and political tremors spreading through DelhiContinue 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
