“Going to Court is Useless”: Is the Indian Judicial Process is the Ultimate Punishment?
As per remarks of 48th CJI N.V. Ramana, the Government is responsible for nearly 50% of all pending litigation in India.
Read moreAs per remarks of 48th CJI N.V. Ramana, the Government is responsible for nearly 50% of all pending litigation in India.
Read moreSonam Wangchuk’s health is fading after eighteen days of fasting for education reform. He’s risking everything for students, yet the government stays silent as public support grows.
Read moreThe Adani Group’s upcoming defence manufacturing facility in Madhya Pradesh reflects India’s growing push for indigenous military production under Atmanirbhar Bharat.
Read moreThe VBSA Bill 2025 proposes a single education regulator to streamline governance. Yet, concerns mount that this centralization might erode state federalism and the precious academic freedom of our universities.
Read moreGrieving twenty students lost to a broken exam system, activist Sonam Wangchuk and youth leaders will march to Parliament on July 20th, demanding accountability and urgent reforms for India’s future.
Read moreWeeks after a historic peace memorandum, the Persian Gulf is engulfed in fire. U.S. airstrikes hit ninety targets, shattering the fragile truce and triggering immediate global economic and energy turmoil.
Read moreIndia has expanded access to education, but has meaningful learning kept pace? A closer look at why degrees are increasing while skills, critical thinking, and employability continue to lag behind.
Read moreIndia’s E20 fuel transition promises energy security and lower oil imports, but important questions about mileage, vehicle compatibility, farmer benefits, water use, and environmental costs remain unanswered.
Read moreThe NDA government aims to pass constitutional amendments expanding Parliament to 850 seats and disqualifying ministers in custody, moves critics call a calculated attempt to permanently rewrite Indian democratic rules.
Read moreTribal women have resumed the “Chita Andolan” protests against the Ken-Betwa Link Project. Demanding “justice or death,” they cite broken rehabilitation promises and forced displacement from their ancestral lands
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