Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge has once again challenged the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) to formally register itself, taking his campaign for greater transparency a step further by offering to personally pay the registration fee. Kharge said the issue was not whether the RSS exists, but under what legal frameworkContinue Reading
On the steps of New York City Hall this week, a private booking at Madison Square Garden became something far bigger than a Saturday night event.Continue Reading
Akhilesh Yadav is no longer merely trying to defeat the BJP in Uttar Pradesh; he is attempting to build a social coalition broad enough to make the SP the natural pole of anti-BJP politics in 2027Continue Reading
RESERVATION HATAO ANDOLAN: A DIGITAL REVOLT BREAKS INTO THE STREETS LED BY HARSH DUBEY AND ABHISHEK AGNIHOTRIContinue Reading
“They can attack us.They can send circulars.They can try to intimidate us.We are not going to back off.” That is the unyielding line in the sand drawn by Abhijeet Dipke as the School Thik Karenge campaign collides head-on with alleged political violence in Jaipur. According to Dipke, CJP co-convener AshutoshContinue Reading
Seventeen years earlier, India had declared Section 17 of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act, 2009 is unambiguous: (1) No child shall be subjected to physical punishment or mental harassment. On a Thursday morning in August 2026, six-year-old Pranay Teja left home healthy and eagerContinue 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
Seven devotees killed, over a dozen injured in stampede at Bihar’s Ashok Dham Temple during Shravan rushContinue Reading
The world remains caught between war, natural disasters, political tensions and the occasional reminder that apparently even Renaissance masterpieces are no longer safe in museums. Here are the major developments dominating the news cycle.Continue Reading
At the stroke of midnight on 15 August 1947, something happened that generations of Indians had waited to witness. On August 15, 1947, an empire loosened its grip. A flag rose. A country became free. But freedom did not arrive alone. It came carrying refugees, grief, hunger, uncertainty and anContinue Reading
