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Muhammad Yunus’s interim government, installed after Hasina’s August 2024 ouster, has emboldened Hefazat through inaction and appeasement


Delhi’s air has turned toxic again, with AQI levels soaring past 500 and PM2.5 ten times the safe limit, triggering a surge in respiratory...


Delhi’s air, suffocating under a toxic haze, betrays the fundamental right to life guaranteed under Article 21 of the Constitution. The Air Quality...




Victim-blaming in gang rape cases is a secondary violence, one that silences survivors and emboldens assailants


Without reforms to ensure transparent policing and voter access, the 2026 polls risk being overshadowed by fear, undermining Bengal’s democratic...


No matter how charming the flirtation from Washington, Islamabad's commitment to Beijing remains unshakeable


Khalid, a former student leader, was denied bail in September 2025 by the Delhi High Court, which cited his speeches and WhatsApp group links as...

Trump's economic arm-twisting in Ukraine reveals a deeper flaw: his obsession with unilateral levers ignores the web of global interests




Shah’s journey from a grassroots organiser in Gujarat to a national architect of governance showcases a blend of ideological conviction and...

The recently concluded Monsoon Session of India’s Parliament, meant to be a cornerstone of democratic deliberation, ended in a haze of chaos and...



The promise of democratic renewal has been eclipsed by division, persecution, and a troubling tolerance for extremism, threatening the nation’s...




A string of high-profile cases—brutal crimes against women in settings as varied as hospitals, colleges, and public spaces—has exposed a chilling...


Across Bangladesh, reports indicate consistent refusals to accept complaints from minority communities, pointing to institutional bias or complicity

His inability to bridge divides within his party, let alone challenge Trump’s national dominance, exposes the fragility of his movement and its...



Donald Trump’s narrative, bolstered by Asim Munir’s presence, raises questions: Is this genuine diplomacy or a bid for influence in South Asia?

The rejection of the 2015 survey’s outcomes by the Congress government, coupled with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led central government’s...


China’s role as the linchpin of this emerging axis cannot be overstated, as it leverages its economic and military influence to counter India’s rise


Tharoor’s conundrum reveals lack of internal democracy, Gandhis' unchallenged authority, Kharge’s limitations, and Congress’s inconsistent...

The Centre’s April 2025 decision to include caste enumeration in the upcoming national census has further complicated Bihar’s political narrative,...


The presence of army personnel and police alongside LeT’s Hafiz Abdul Rauf confirms what India has alleged for decades—Pakistan is intertwined...


His electoral rout, coupled with the Liberal Party’s majority win under Prime Minister Mark Carney, offers India a strategic opportunity to...


The Murshidabad violence lays bare the interplay of administrative incompetence, cynical political strategies, and a polarised electorate, setting the...

Murshidabad’s violence is a symptom of Mamata’s calculated electoral strategy and a broader leadership failure.


Madurai offered no clear exit, leaving the CPI(M) teetering—its future hinging on a choice it can’t quite make

The All India Trinamool Congress (TMC), West Bengal’s ruling party, is unraveling at a perilous moment. A recent public spat among its MPs—Kalyan...



The recent controversy surrounding Justice Yashwant Varma, a sitting judge of the Delhi High Court, has thrust the Indian judiciary into an...
