On 18 February, just the day before the Supreme Court was slated to hear a petition questioning the dubious 2023 law passed by the Modi government regarding the appointment of the Chief Election Commissioner and. . .
After winning thumping majorities in successive elections in 2015 and 2020, the AAP has now suffered a major defeat in 2025. A loss of nearly ten percentage points in vote share, from 53 to 43. . .
Who bears the Responsibility? Last year on 2 September 2024, an order was circulated by Jeevika, Bihar Rural Livelihoods Promotion Society, Department of Rural Development, Government of Bihar, notifying that there will be successive phasing. . .
The BJP-led Nitish government’s vision of a “smart” city is one that does not include the poor, even though these very individuals are the ones who sustain and support the backbone of the city. In. . .
During the recent hearing of a public interest litigation concerning urban homelessness, Justice BR Gavai made a striking yet unsubstantiated remark, questioning whether welfare measures for the most marginalized were fostering a “class of parasites”. . .
The first meeting between Trump and Modi, after their respective electoral victories, is now over. While the Modi government and Godi media are busy celebrating the 'chemistry' between two 'great friends', the rest of the. . .
A media hype was created around the Modi led BJP government’s budget 2025-26. It evoked a lot of debates and speculations around the tax concession and rebates but the most important proposal of deregulation of. . .
2024 became a year of change of the guard for several countries, even as the genocide of Palestinians by Israel continued unabated in Gaza. In our region, Sri Lanka ushered in a left-leaning regime for. . .
On the cold winter night of 29th December 2024, Paniyeravara Ponnanna, a young man in his very early 20s, was buried in a weed-infested, ill-maintained Hindu cemetery at Hathur village, between the towns of Gonikoppa. . .
A Convenient & Misleading Claim Government media advisor Dilip Mandal sparked a controversy recently by claiming that Fatima Sheikh, a Muslim woman who is considered to have been a close colleague and friend of 19th-century. . .
