NLSIU Students Oppose CJI, BCI Chief at Convocation
A joint statement signed by 165 Class of 2026 graduates, 409 current students and 128 alumni expressed solidarity with NALSAR...
Read moreDetailsA joint statement signed by 165 Class of 2026 graduates, 409 current students and 128 alumni expressed solidarity with NALSAR...
Read moreDetailsFrom party flags allegedly replacing the Tiranga to claims of improper handling of the national flag, the controversies highlight the...
Read moreDetailsVeteran TMC leader Asish Banerjee, a close associate of Mamata Banerjee, was found hanging inside a Trinamool Congress office in...
Read moreDetailsWhat began as student opposition to Surya Kant attending NALSAR's convocation escalated into a confrontation over student dissent, academic...
Read moreDetailsDeclaring that Naxalism was “breathing its last”, Modi said areas once dominated by Maoist violence were now witnessing roads, schools,...
Read moreDetailsThe absence comes two years after Rahul Gandhi was seated behind Olympic medallists at the 2024 Red Fort ceremony, triggering...
Read moreDetailsAs the “Italian connection” returns to political debate, a look back at how Narendra Modi and other BJP leaders once...
Read moreDetailsFood safety crackdown: Maharashtra FDA inspects 86 quick-commerce facilities, issues 60 improvement notices and suspends 14 licences over serious lapses....
Read moreDetailsManipur CM’s proposed Tengnoupal visit faces opposition from Kuki-Zo volunteers, who say no Meitei individual will be allowed to cross...
Read moreDetailsSC seeks comprehensive proposals to restore NH-2 and other blocked highways in Manipur amid concerns over shortages of food, fuel...
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