Dharmendra Pradhan Breaks Silence on Resignation, Says Gen Z Was Misled
The controversy has highlighted a larger challenge for India's political establishment: winning the trust of a digitally connected generation increasingly...
Read moreDetailsThe controversy has highlighted a larger challenge for India's political establishment: winning the trust of a digitally connected generation increasingly...
Read moreDetailsGandhi linked youth unemployment and India’s data economy to what he described as a growing concentration of wealth, citing the...
Read moreDetailsThe Kangpokpi event was politically significant as the first major public programme addressed by a Manipur Chief Minister in a...
Read moreDetailsThe footage offers a stark contrast to the images of faith and devotion associated with the annual pilgrimage, raising questions...
Read moreDetailsTwo rounds of talks between protesting students and a government-appointed panel have failed to yield a breakthrough, with the aspirants...
Read moreDetailsThe BJP has questioned the timing of Bhullar's removal, while the Punjab government has maintained that his comments were misrepresented...
Read moreDetailsThe Supreme Court directed that the latest NFSU forensic report on the alleged Biren Singh audio clips be shared with...
Read moreDetailsEven as Chief Minister Hemant Soren has offered talks, student leaders say no official communication on the meeting has been...
Read moreDetailsThe FCRA Amendment Bill has sparked debate in India and abroad, with church bodies seeking safeguards for their institutions while...
Read moreDetailsMohan Bhagwat contrasted Gen Z with his own generation, noting that young people now demand logical answers instead of blind...
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