The 2026 Battleground: A Defining Chapter for Bengal and the South
From the tea gardens of North Bengal to the coastal belts of Kanyakumari, the issues remain diverse employment, federalism, and social justice
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When Textbooks Reach the Courtroom: What the Supreme Court Has Said About NCERT Revisions
Supreme Court outlines limits of judicial review over NCERT textbooks, emphasizing academic autonomy, constitutional safeguards, and restraint, while balancing educational policy with fundamental rights and secular, pluralistic values.
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Trump may see a Regime Change but not in Iran: “No Kings” Protest in US against Trump Government
Large-scale demonstrations erupted across the United States on Saturday as part of the third nationwide “No Kings” protest movement, drawing millions of participants voicing opposition to the administration of Donald Trump.
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Ego on the Greenback: President’s Signature is Rewriting American Currency
For the first time since paper money was introduced during the Civil War in 1861, a sitting president will place his personal autograph on the nation’s legal tender.
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Escalation and Diplomatic Signals Mark Ongoing Iran–Israel Conflict
Iran launched a fresh wave of missile strikes targeting Israel on March 24, causing damage and injuries in Tel Aviv.
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‘Just like Covid’: Deconstructing the Prime Minister’s Alert to the People of India
By explicitly urging the nation to prepare for long-term shocks “just like the times of Covid,” the Prime Minister quietly admitted a harsh truth.
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The Grand Illusion: How the UN Charter Legally Protects Superpowers from Global Justice
Since its inception in 1945, the five permanent members have utilized their absolute veto power nearly three hundred times.
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When Judicial Power in Action upheld the Constitution’s Supremacy.
If a law or an order is found to violate the constitutional framework, the Supreme Court (SC) or High Courts can declare it ultra vires (beyond authority) and void
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Freedom After Six Months: Centre Revokes Sonam Wangchuk’s NSA Detention
The Centre has revoked climate activist Sonam Wangchuk’s NSA detention after nearly six months, while the Supreme Court continues to hear a petition challenging the legality of his preventive detention.
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Escalating Tensions in the Gulf: UAE Intercepts Missiles and Drones as US–Iran Conflict Intensifies
The incident comes a day after multiple drone and missile threats targeted the UAE. On Thursday, Emirati defence systems successfully intercepted 10 ballistic missiles and 26 drones
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