For decades, India has spoken about the drug menace as though it were principally a problem of policing, addiction and rehabilitation.
New Austrian school law bars girls under 14 from wearing Islamic headscarves in class
The early 90’s was deeply worrying for India. The nationj was in the midst of political instability, Kashmiri Hindu genocide, mid-term polls, financial crisis, stock market scam, riots and what not.
The world has suddenly discovered that even a map can become a political question. On September 4, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution titled “Correct the Map”, calling for more equitable cartographic representation, particularly of Africa. The vote was 164 to 1, with six abstentions.
Nepal is still counting its dead and searching for the missing. But even as rescuers comb through the devastation left by Wednesday’s catastrophic flash floods, another kind of activity is already visible: the use of disaster as an opportunity for evangelism.
CJP's Abhijit Dipke has presented the Rajasthan government's approval to rebuild 300 dilapidated government schools as a “CJP Impact” achievement, but official records show that the project was sanctioned in April by the state education department. That raises a basic question: if the funding, approvals and reconstruction plan are government-led, why are Dipke and CJP presenting the development as their own impact, and what exactly are they trying to establish through such claims?
Old and ailing, Imran Khan remains imprisoned as Pakistan's government challenges court-ordered medical treatment, intensifying concerns over his rights today.
"Even the dogs of politicians get better facilities than the students in our government schools." This sharp, stinging and blatant remark came from Abhijeet Dipke, convenor of the 'Cockroach Janata Party' (CJP). After conducting an uninvited ground-level inspection of a Zilla Parishad school in Ujani village, Ausa tehsil, Latur, Dipke tore into the state's education system, demanding the resignation of Minister Dada Bhuse.
There are political parties in India. And then there is the Congress, which appears to have recently opened a Gandhi Family Talent Hunt.
The Indian economy has delivered a number that is difficult to shut down, spin away or bury under political rhetoric - 7.8 per cent GDP growth in the first quarter of 2026-27. The number matters. But the politics behind the number matters even more.
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On June 19, several media houses, including the Times of India and The Wire, allegedly attempted to downplay the incident at a school in Jalna in which the minor students were allegedly made to dance to 'Sar Tan Se Juda' songs.
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What drama evolved in the Supreme Court when NGO led by one Naushad Ali challenged prohibition on women in Sabarimala temple?https://t.co/d4Hpjh7lMl