In-depth Analysis & Educational Excellence
In-depth Analysis & Educational Excellence
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”At the 45th JP Memorial Lecture organized by the People’s Union for Civil Liberties, former Supreme Court judge Abhay Shreeniwas Oka delivered a deeply reflective and candid critique of the Indian judicial system
When President Donald Trump recently issued a blunt declaration on social media, telling European allies to “Go get your own oil,” it wasn’t just political rhetoric, it was a seismic shift in global economic security.
From the tea gardens of North Bengal to the coastal belts of Kanyakumari, the issues remain diverse employment, federalism, and social justice
The Transgender Amendment Act 2026 introduces medical certification and narrows identity recognition, sparking constitutional concerns over autonomy, dignity, and its departure from the Supreme Court’s NALSA judgment on self identification.
In an era of global conflict and climate crisis, Mahavira’s message of “Live and Let Live” is more relevant than ever.
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.
The Jan Vishwas Bill 2026 proposes sweeping decriminalisation of 717 offences, shifting from imprisonment to penalties, aiming to improve ease of business while raising concerns about enforcement, deterrence, and administrative discretion.
Iran knows it cannot win a direct, traditional war against the United States. Therefore, it has changed its strategy.
Parliament has passed the Transgender Amendment Bill 2026, redefining transgender identity, introducing medical certification, and strengthening penalties, raising key questions about autonomy, legal recognition, and constitutional protections in India.
While the country boasts near-universal primary enrolment and the world’s third-largest higher education system, the “Learning Poverty” crisis remains its Achilles’ heel.
