New Delhi, August 1: India entered August amid a dramatic collision of politics, protest, tragedy and sporting triumph. Prime Minister Narendra Modi responded to the bitter rhetoric surrounding the CJP-led NEET protests at Jantar Mantar, saying he had forgiven young protesters who allegedly used abusive language against him and madeContinue Reading
In a bold and far-reaching move that is already sending shockwaves through global trade, the Trump administration has imposed new double-digit tariffs on imports from 60 countries, covering virtually all of America’s trading partners, citing their failure to stamp out forced labor in supply chains.Continue Reading
July 18, 2026 In a world teetering on the edge of chaos and renewal, headlines today pulse with the raw intensity of human ambition, fragile ecosystems, and unbreakable spirits. From escalating shadows of conflict to quiet revolutions in science and soul-stirring cries for justice, the globe whispers urgent truths: power unchecked breeds destruction, while resilience ignites hope.Continue Reading
uly 8, 2026: A day marked by grief, war, diplomacy, and public outrage unfolded across the globe as geopolitical tensions intensified in the Middle East while India grappled with shocking crimes, landmark diplomacy, and relentless monsoon disruption.Continue Reading
JAKARTA: July 7, 2026: Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s arrival in Indonesia this week was marked by every symbol of modern statecraft. Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto personally welcomed him, fighter jets escorted Air India One into Jakarta’s skies, and Indonesia conferred upon the Indian Prime Minister its highest civilian honour, the Bintang Adipurna,Continue Reading
Good evening, and welcome to Janpath News Network’s Night News Roll, where we bring you the stories that defined this dramatic day in India and across the globeContinue Reading
Mumbai’s floods are a national embarrassment precisely because it is the economic capital. While cities like Chennai (2015), Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, and parts of Delhi also choke every monsoon, Mumbai’s repeated paralysis stands out for a simple reason: it shouldn’t. It has the money, the talent pool, the global visibility, and a centuries-old trading legacy. Instead of leading, it keeps setting the wrong example.Continue Reading
