Nagaland: Jamir’s Village Draws Line Against NSCN (I-M)
“Who are you? Where were you? What have you done?” Ungma Senso Mongdang asks NSCN (I-M) leaders, invoking the village’s...
Read moreDetails“Who are you? Where were you? What have you done?” Ungma Senso Mongdang asks NSCN (I-M) leaders, invoking the village’s...
Read moreDetailsWhile the administration has approved withdrawal of cases against 20 people booked in connection with last year’s violence, the inquiry...
Read moreDetailsRahul Gandhi claimed that the 2024 Lok Sabha election and subsequent Assembly polls were “100 per cent” rigged, citing what...
Read moreDetailsThe Nagaland Tribes Council has expanded the controversy into a wider challenge to the current Naga peace process, questioning the...
Read moreDetailsWith Section 31 of the Representation of the People Act warning of punishment for knowingly false declarations, deleted voters face...
Read moreDetailsGoa’s 97 missing voters have exposed a larger dispute inside the Election Commission over control of electoral rolls, after local...
Read moreDetailsThe cases were withdrawn on the recommendation of Ladakh Police under Section 360 of the BNSS, with the LG citing...
Read moreDetailsReacting to reports of objections by Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi, Banerjee alleged that the BJP and...
Read moreDetailsJustice Dipankar Datta expressed prima facie concerns over the independence of the present selection mechanism, under which the Prime Minister...
Read moreDetailsWhile the ECI says differing views, written notes and internal checks are a normal part of decision-making, its clarification does...
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