A protest against power in America is turning into a global test for democracy itself. On a late-March weekend, streets across the United States filled with a message that was...
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He traded his military uniform for a civilian title—but not his power. As Min Aung Hlaing becomes Myanmar’s President, the move raises a bigger question: is this a...
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18 women die every day in India due to dowry—now the Supreme Court is demanding strict action. Dowry-related deaths in India continue to expose a grim reality—one...
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Delhi is set to scrap jail terms for minor civic offences—but the bigger question is: are higher fines the new way to enforce discipline? The Government has introduced a...
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For 18 months, a critical gap in India’s new criminal law has left an entire category of sexual assault victims without clear legal protection—and now, the Delhi High...
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Earth is trapping more heat than ever, with oceans absorbing most of it. The 2025 climate report highlights rising risks and long-term global impact. The air we breathe, the...
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A missile in the Red Sea is no longer just a regional threat. It is quietly raising the cost of everything you buy, as a hidden crisis in shipping insurance begins to ripple...
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Every summer, the same scenes return across India. Long queues form around water tankers in cities. Wells run dry in villages. Farmers wait for rains that do not arrive on time....
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India often takes pride in its ancient past, and Bihar stands at the center of that legacy. Once the seat of the powerful Magadh Empire, this land shaped governance, philosophy,...
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In a state known for shifting alliances and political surprises, one constant continues to hold firm—Nitish Kumar tightens his grip on the Janata Dal (United), setting the...
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