India’s Silent Crisis: The Rising Tide of Trafficking of Girls and Women in 2026
Delimitation Trap: Congress Accuses The BJP of Hijacking the Women Quota to Manipulate the 2029 Election
The Architect of Justice: Celebrating the 136th Birth Anniversary of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
Bigger House, Bigger Questions: Centre Moves to Expand Lok Sabha to 850 Seats
NETANYAHU BEING PROSECUTED: HOW NETANYAHU IGNITED A WAR TO SHIELD HIMSELF FROM PRISON
“Fear, Threats, and Silence: The Dark Turn of India’s Free Press”
Mutation Proceedings Not Meant to Decide Property Title: Allahabad High Court Reiterates Limits of Revenue Jurisdiction
Allahabad High Court has held that disputes involving title to immovable property cannot be adjudicated by revenue authorities.
Quantum India Begins: First Computer to Launch in Amaravati
Andhra Pradesh’s plan to launch India’s first quantum computer in Amaravati marks a major step toward technological self-reliance, positioning the country in the global race for quantum innovation and advanced computing.
The Invisible Thread: Why Oil and Energy Define Global Power
For a superpower, energy is the fuel for its influence and the protection for its economy.
Indian Family Law System Under Scrutiny Amid Rising Cross-Border Custody Disputes
In July 2025, an Indian court was informed by a distressed father that his wife had allegedly fled the country with their child.
The Silicon Great Wall: China’s Decoupling and the Lessons for India
Chinese vendors have captured a staggering 41% of their domestic AI server market, a space once utterly dominated by Nvidia.
Delhi Court Grants Bail in AI-Morphed Image Case Involving Prime Minister and Bollywood Star
The decision underscores judicial caution in balancing individual liberty with concerns over digital misinformation and public harmony.
Raghav Chadha’s Personal Branding: Is AAP Sidelining Its Poster Boy Over Loyalty Issues?
In early April 2026, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) dispatched a decisive letter to the Rajya Sabha Secretariat.
Struggling Rupee: Reality behind the Indian Rupee’s Historic Crash
The numbers printed on your currency notes haven’t changed, but their actual power on the global stage is quietly evaporating.
The Census 2026-27 and the Return of Caste Enumeration
The results of this massive endeavor will undoubtedly shape the political and economic landscape of India for decades to come.
Godman, Power, and Allegations: The Expanding Case Against Ashok Kharat
The Ashok Kharat case has expanded into a major investigation involving multiple allegations, exposing patterns of abuse, influence, and systemic gaps in accountability surrounding self-styled religious figures in India.
