

In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court prioritised the inquiry into police actions during NEET protests over changes to the HPEC.
Recent flash floods in Nepal expose the dangers of unchecked infrastructure development in the Himalayas, warns geo-scientist C.P. Rajendran.
Adivasi villagers are resisting displacement for the Ken-Betwa river link, demanding their rights over land and resources.
Political parties and social organizations in Dima Hasao accuse the Assam government of enabling corporate interests to seize over 9,000 bighas of tribal land for mining and power projects.
In a last-minute decision, Mumbai University has pushed the UG and PG admission deadline to September 30, raising questions about accessibility for students.
Tensions rise within Congress as leader Praveen Chakravarthy rebuffs demands for Rahul Gandhi's supremacy in alliances, asserting their strength amidst dissent.
A Delhi Police constable faces suspension for flaunting firearms on social media while on duty for BRICS security, raising serious accountability questions.
As El Niño intensifies, Keralam's Chief Minister sets a one-week deadline for action on the growing power demand crisis while calling for long-term solutions.
A 30-year-old woman has tragically lost her life in flash floods in Kozhikode, raising urgent questions about safety measures in flood-prone areas.
In a shocking turn of events, the Tamil Nadu government has transferred the Tambaram Commissioner following allegations of tender violations involving Rs 45 lakh contracts.
The ambitious Rs 1,200-crore project raises serious concerns over environmental damage, fishing livelihoods, and housing rights of local communities.
As authoritarianism rises and dissent is criminalized, public intellectuals become vital in questioning India's social and political issues.
A niece of an MLA has been removed from her position at Namma Clinic after it was revealed she is a full-time medical student, raising questions about political favoritism.
Protests erupt as residents face severe drinking water shortages, blaming officials for neglect.
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In a critical confirmation hearing, Senators scrutinize President Trump's latest pick for surgeon general, Dr. Nicole Saphier, as health concerns loom large.
Arizona's decision to make its English fluency test easier raises concerns among experts about the long-term impacts on students' success.
Top AI CEOs urge for a slowdown in development, but the government remains unresponsive, risking public safety.
Hashim Thaci, former president of Kosovo, has been sentenced to 25 years for war crimes linked to the conflict with Serbia, raising questions about accountability.
Ursula von der Leyen has proposed that Canada could become the EU's first associate member, aiming to strengthen ties amid US tariffs and political pressures.
Hashim Thaci has been sentenced for his alleged role in torture and murder during Kosovo's independence conflict.
A traffic pole collapse in Delhi's Connaught Place left two injured, including a child. Citizens demand accountability from authorities.
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