She studied how stories are performed. Now she stands amid a struggle over who gets to tell India’s story. Through Neha Bora’s journey from theatre to protest, we glimpse the restless mind of a generation questioning authority, confronting uncertainty and demanding a voice in the country’s future.Continue Reading
The events around October 2, Gandhi Jayanti, are beginning to look less like a single protest and more like a widening national mobilisation around questions of electoral integrity, voting rights and the functioning of the Election Commission.Continue Reading
Jan Suraaj Party founder Prashant Kishor has sharply escalated his criticism of the Election Commission, alleging that the poll body’s functioning has helped the BJP prevail in closely contested constituencies and warning that questions over electoral integrity cannot be dismissed as routine political allegations.Continue Reading
“Who Ordered the Bullets on Students?” Congress’s Foot March in Delhi Demands Amit Shah’s Answer Continue Reading
From covert assignments and troubled frontiers to Doklam diplomacy, India’s longest-serving National Security Advisor receives prestigious honour in PuneContinue Reading
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
“If A Patient Dies in Hospital, The Family Will Pay Nothing”: Vijay’s reported hospital reform idea puts humanity at the centre Of Governance: The idea reportedly under discussion would require hospitals to waive treatment charges when a patient dies during treatment. If formally adopted, carefully designed and legally implemented, it could become one of the most radical patient-centred reforms attempted by an Indian state. But its significance goes far beyond a hospital bill.Continue Reading
ndia’s Nightly News Roll – July 5, 2026 Heavy monsoon fury continues to dominate the day as Mumbai and large parts of Maharashtra battle a Red Alert from the IMD. Extremely heavy rainfall has lashed the city and Konkan region, triggering widespread waterlogging, flooded roads, fallen trees, and major disruptions to suburban trains and Metro services.Continue Reading
In the heart of New Delhi, outside the gates of the Election Commission of India (ECI), a theatrical protest unfolded on the morning of June 11, 2026. Young activists from the National Students’ Union of India (NSUI), the student wing of the Congress party, gathered to voice outrage over theContinue Reading
India Walks a Different Path on BRICS While Deepening a Pro-Israel Engagement. In December 2024, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar stated there was “no proposal” for a BRICS currency and that “India has never been for de-dollarization.” He emphasized that India has no interest in weakening the US dollar. FebruaryContinue Reading
