Neha Bora at Helm of Rahul Gandhi’s March: Questions Rise
AISA President, Neha Bora at the Front of Rahul Gandhi’s March triggers questions from Congress, the Left and the CJPContinue Reading
AISA President, Neha Bora at the Front of Rahul Gandhi’s March triggers questions from Congress, the Left and the CJPContinue Reading
Neha Bora released from preventive detention early Saturday morning, on October 17, 2026 (around 9:21 AM IST), while Abhijeet Dipke (Cockroach Janta Party/CJP founder) remains in custody and is expected to be produced before a Special Executive Magistrate (SEM) court later today.Continue Reading
CJP’s ‘Lehra Do Tiranga’ March Met With Detentions And Heavy SecurityContinue Reading
‘WHY IS GYANESH KUMAR SO IMPORTANT TO MODI?’ Dipke, Bora, Sibal, Bhushan, Prakash Raj Continue Reading
Jantar Mantar birthed a wave of movements starting from major paper leak protests in India in May 2026, scaled into continuous protests at Jantar Mantar in June and July 2026, and culminated into an ongoing national movement in September-October.Continue Reading
Delhi Police Brute Force: On October 10 and 11, central Delhi became a theatre of disturbing confrontations as the Delhi police moved to suppress demonstrations demanding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation.Continue Reading
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
Barricades breached, security tightened, a petition moves towards the Supreme Court. At the heart of the confrontation lies one urgent question: can every eligible Indian trust that their vote will count?Continue Reading
A disturbing question is once again confronting India’s media: What happens when the woman holding the camera becomes the target?Continue Reading
From a silent, barricaded Jantar Mantar to packed streets in Mumbai and protests in Lucknow, Gandhi Jayanti 2026 became a day of detentions, dissent and civilian mobilisation over the right to vote.Continue Reading
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