Arundhati Roy discusses NEET protests, youth anger, exam leaks and political accountability after Dharmendra Pradhan’s exit.

Saurav Das explains how the Cockroach Janta Party turned online anger into mass protests over paper leaks, forcing political concessions and raising questions about youth politics.

Rahul Gandhi's RSS remark frames a wider debate on education, Hindutva, academic freedom, and campus autonomy. Read the ...

The JKNC's statehood campaign has triggered a fierce political battle, with rivals accusing Omar Abdullah of abandoning ...

Six years after their arrest, Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam remain jailed as the Supreme Court confronts questions on UAPA, ...

A fresh dispute over Cauvery water release and the Mekedatu dam has revived political tensions between Karnataka and Tamil ...

Shreya died in the brick kiln.” Little Shreya’s heartbreaking obituary appears on a piece of sacking, part of an art ...

PC confrontation in Kashmir, with allegations of political coercion, central agencies and defections reshaping post-2019 ...

The proposed revival of the Kirkuk–Baniyas pipeline could give Iraq an alternative route to European markets, but rebuilding ...

Why did AAP target Congress instead of the BJP during the student protests? A look at Punjab politics, INDIA bloc tensions, ...

The Cockroach Janta Party grew from a joke into a youth protest over NEET, unemployment and state repression. Can its demands ...

Manipur’s Naga-Kuki conflict has triggered blockades, medical shortages and fresh anti-Kuki narratives, deepening the crisis ...