The Supreme Court has questioned Madhya Pradesh authorities over their failure to share clear details of an alternative site proposed for Friday namaz near the disputed Bhojshala-Kamal Maula Mosque complex in Dhar. Chief Justice of...
Full storyCockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke was threatened with harm to his family...
in Happening Now Jul 30 ·The Supreme Court has quashed the Centre’s 2021 framework for granting environmental clearance...
in Happening Now Jul 30 ·Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari has told the Rajya Sabha...
in Happening Now Jul 30 ·By Dr. Gyan Pathak National Convention of Workers and Farmers has called for a nationwide protests on August 10 as part of immediate programme of action against the anti-workers and anti-farmers policies of the Union Government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. They have resolved organize demonstrations at state and...
By Anjan Roy The Iran-US war has dangerously escalated all of a sudden when there were indications of resumed talks between the combatants post a lull in US strikes over Iran. The extension of the conflict to a major oil producing country, Saudi Arabia, had pushed oil prices immediately...
By Paras Nath Singh Immediately after the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, which happened weeks after mass demonstrations by students all over India, an understanding was reached between representatives of the Cockroach Janta Party (‘CJP’) and the Union of India through its two ministers, namely J.P. Nadda...
By Tirthankar Mitra The 20 rebel Lok Sabha members of Trinamool Congress, now under NCPI, are having an anxious time as the central BJP leadership has been continuously postponing its decision to admit them in BJP which the rebels are looking for. BJP high command has postponed scheduled meeting...
By Nilotpal Basu The outcome of the battle has been stunning. In a way, the energy, resilience and fortitude were unprecedented. Since the BJP-RSS led Modi Government has assumed office, arrogance and insularity has perfected an imperial style of governance which abhors accountability. In fact, the hollowing out of...
By T N Ashok MUMBAI: Two decades on, the burning of coach S-6 of the Sabarmati Express remains one of the most fiercely contested mornings in independent India’s history. The Sabarmati Report, the 2024 Hindi thriller starring Vikrant Massey, Raashii Khanna and Riddhi Dogra, tries to dramatize that morning...
By Krishna Jha There has been discontent simmering among youth caused by the BJP government’s systematic attack on India’s education system, including against examinations for admissions and recruitments. The recent movement seeking resignation of the central education minister was one example of that when the government was forced to...
By Jag Mohan Thaken CHANDIGARH: Despite Central government’s assertions and forceful claims that the scientific studies, field validation and extensive real-world operating experience have shown that E20 is a safe, cleaner and technologically superior fuel when used in accordance with the prescribed specifications and manufacturer recommendations, why the usage...
By Nitya Chakraborty U.S. ambassador to India as also Trump’s special envoy for South Asia and Central Asia Sergio Gor will be visiting Dhaka on Thursday July 30 to have discussions with Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman as also other important ministers of the government including the foreign minister...
By K Raveendran The Cockroach Janta Party’s agitation at Jantar Mantar may prove more consequential for Indian politics than the dispute that brought thousands of young people onto the streets. What began as anger over examination irregularities, paper leaks and the perceived absence of ministerial accountability has evolved into...
By Dr. Gyan Pathak Even after Centre’s assurances of July 25 that cases would be withdrawn and no protester would be targeted, things have been moving in a way that has prompted the CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke to warn, “If harassment of students at the hands of police continues,...
By Tirthankar Mitra KOLKATA: July 21 Martyrs’ Day rally at Sahid Minar in the heart of Kolkata appears to have given West Bengal unit of the Congress a shot in the arm. A footfall much beyond the state Congress leadership’s expectation appears to be the reason of its being...
By T N Ashok Anubhav Sinha, better known for his commercial hits, has added a feather to his cap with Assi, a powerful court room drama on gang rape with an entirely refreshing narrative as he pits the public prosecutor and the defence in a low profile real life...
By Ben Chacko LONDON: One swallow does not make a summer, but millions will have been relieved to see Labour leading in the latest opinion poll from More in Common. For the first time in more than a year, Reform UK has been pushed into second place. Undoubtedly, this...
By Branko Marcetic NEW YORK: Remember when establishment Democrats were saying with a straight face that they had been forced to adopt the grating, alienating brand of wokeness and identity politics that made them toxic to working-class voters? You should: it wasn’t even two years ago. After handing the...
By Dr. Gyan Pathak Fixing accountability for brutality on peacefully protesting students across the country has now clearly emerged as the next big issue, with the opposition disrupting the proceedings of the Parliament of India for the 7th day (July 28, 2026) of the Monsoon session demanding accountability from...
By Indira Jaising, Pratik Patnaik ‘kaise akash mein surakh nahin ho sakta, ek patthar to tabiyat se uchhalo yaaro’ – Dushyant Kumar They Lifted A Book and made a hole in the sky. Remember the young woman in Mumbai who stood with her arms flung wide and brought a...
By R. Suryamurthy The United States has every sovereign right to shape its trade policy. It has every right to combat forced labour in global supply chains. Few countries, including India, would dispute the moral imperative of eliminating forced labour from international commerce. What deserves far greater scrutiny, however,...