Police Yet to Act Against Ghaziabad Hindutva Leader Over Student Assault
A Day after a video showing Ghaziabad-based Hindutva leader Satyam Pandit assaulting two students on way to the CJP protest...
A Day after a video showing Ghaziabad-based Hindutva leader Satyam Pandit assaulting two students on way to the CJP protest...
Days after the Centre accepted key demands following nationwide student protests over paper leaks, the government has entrusted Aadhaar architect...
With nearly one-third of Bankipur's electorate comprising young voters, the bypoll is shaping up as a test of whether the...
India's television news industry is confronting one of its toughest phases, marked by declining profits, widening losses and shrinking public...
In an emotional video message, Dipke thanked thousands of protesters who sustained the agitation for over a month, apologised for...
Speaking after the latest developments in the NEET protest movement, Gandhi said the government must implement meaningful reforms and ensure...
While calling off the agitation for now, the CJP said it would continue engaging with the government until all demands,...
Seizing on the momentum of the nationwide student protests, Rahul Gandhi issued a rallying cry to farmers, labourers, and the...
CJP president Abhijeet Dipke said Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation is only the first step, asserting that the student movement will continue...
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned taking moral responsibility for the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak, stating his decision aims...
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