There was a time when Parliament was considered the temple of democracy. Members entered it conscious of the institution they represented, the people who had elected them and the seriousness of the business before the nation.
On Tuesday, August 11, President Droupadi Murmu gave assent to the Vande Mataram Bill, granting the National Song the same legal protection as the national anthem. Last month, Parliament passed the Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Bill, 2026, which amends the original Prevention of Insults to National Honour Act of 1971. Under this amendment, Vande Mataram will now receive the same legal protection as the national anthem, Jana Gana Mana.
Police say Manchester resident addressed church gathering in Guruwar Peth; probe launched into religious inducement.According to police, the man participated in a prayer gathering and addressed attendees without obtaining the permissions required for religious preaching by an OCI cardholder.
A criminal case has been registered against 15 named persons and others in Ambala over the alleged fraudulent sale of church-owned property valued at several crores, raising questions over property management, documentation and financial accountability within religious trusts.
On Tuesday, August 4, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman introduced a Bill to replace the 125-year-old Bankers' Books Evidence Act. The new Bill, named the Banker's Book Bill, updates the legal framework governing how bank records can be produced as evidence in courts.
Project Kusha also places India among a small group of technologically advanced nations capable of developing indigenous long-range air defence systems.
Democracy survives not merely because people vote once every five years, but because political actors accept the rules of the constitutional game every single day.
Amid the ongoing 'peaceful' protests led by the CJP members that took a violent turn on July 20 and 21, 2026, a massive revelation has raised weird speculations about the involvement of the US in creating the chaos in the national capital under the disguise of the 'NEET paper leak' scam. On July 17, the US Embassy in Delhi released a document saying that a massive crowd would take over the surrounding Jantar Mantar, Parliament House, and Kishan Ghat in Delhi on July 20 and 21.
India has always been a civilisation where disagreement and debate were deeply valued. From ancient philosophical traditions to modern democracy, questioning authority has never been considered wrong. In fact, the right to question, criticize, and protest is one of the essential features of a free society. But there is a line between dissent and disrespect.
I have known Prof Chetan Singh Solanki since he set a Guinness World Record for assembling solar torches across the world in a single day nearly 8 years ago. A professor of environment at IITB who had reached this academic level comes from an agriculturist family in a remote village in Madhya Pradesh. He had every reason to keep the job, create some more records, and be happily labelled as a climate crusader.
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