New Delhi | September 2025 Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to visit Manipur on September 13, in what would be his first trip to the violence-hit state since the outbreak of ethnic clashes last year. The proposed high-profile visit comes as the region continues to grapple with instability, security challenges, and demands for reconciliation….
New Delhi | September 2025 Prime Minister Narendra Modi has accused the opposition alliance of crossing all limits of political discourse by hurling abuses at his late mother during a rally in Bihar. The statement, delivered during a public address, has triggered a storm in national politics, with the BJP hitting out strongly at the…
Chandigarh | September 2025 – The Ravi river, once celebrated in poetry, music, and shayari as a symbol of emptiness and heartbreak, has now returned in a form no one expected swollen, ferocious, and flooding vast stretches of Punjab. After years of being described as “dry” in literature and songs, Ravi has changed its metaphor…
New Delhi | August 2025 The farmers are back. Nearly four years after the massive 2021 protests shook the nation, thousands of farmers from Punjab, Haryana and western Uttar Pradesh have once again gathered at Delhi’s borders. Their demand: a legal guarantee for Minimum Support Price (MSP) on all crops. Why Farmers Are Protesting Again…
New Delhi | August 2025 India’s economy may be growing at over 6%, but for millions of young people, finding a stable job has never been harder. The country’s unemployment rate touched 5.6% in June before easing slightly to 5.2% in July, yet experts say the real figures may be much worse. A Tale of…
Chandigarh | August 2025 Punjab is facing its worst floods in nearly four decades. Relentless monsoon rains, overflowing rivers and dam discharges have submerged over 1,000 villages across 20 districts. More than 1.46 million people have been displaced and 61,000 hectares of farmland destroyed, triggering a humanitarian crisis. The Flood Impact The Sutlej, Beas and…
In a dramatic escalation, the Indian National Congress has publicly accused the Election Commission of India (ECI) of systematic “vote chori” (vote theft) and presented alleged evidence of roll manipulation in Karnataka’s Mahadevapura constituency. The move has fuelled political fireworks and put the spotlight back on electoral integrity—while forcing the ECI onto the defensive. Rolling…
India is grappling with a historic and deadly heatwave that has pushed temperatures to a searing 48 °C in Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan—the highest recorded this season—while claiming hundreds of lives and sparking urgent calls for action. Amid mounting public anguish, experts stress that phenomenal heat disasters demand more than caution—they scream for systemic preparedness. The…
In a bold and calculated stand, the Indian National Congress has refused to participate in the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) debate on the contentious minister “automatic removal” bill—deliberately turning the spotlight back on global double standards in democracy. This move places Congress as the lone voice championing political ethics, while sending a subtle, resounding message…
A chilling chapter in one of India’s most controversial crime investigations has turned darker: the whistleblower at the heart of the Dharmasthala mass burial allegations has been arrested for perjury. The temple town’s underbelly—fraught with claims of mass burials, sexual violence, and institutional silence—is now further shrouded in legal complexity and moral ambiguity. How the…
