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Delhi internet shutdown faces constitutional court challenge

Software Freedom Law Center, India has moved the Delhi High Court against mobile internet suspensions imposed around Jantar Mantar during protests over the NEET paper leak and alleged examination irregularities. The public interest litigation challenges four Union Ministry of Home Affairs orders dated July 17, 20, 22 and 23,...

Jul 25 · >

Rahul Gandhi attacks DU warning to protesters

Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Friday accused the University of Delhi of intimidating students after it advised them to stay away from demonstrations at Jantar Mantar. Gandhi questioned the university’s authority to warn students against exercising democratic rights and said its officials would be...

Jul 24 · >

House challenges Trump’s authority over Iran war

The US House of Representatives voted on Thursday to direct President Donald Trump to halt military action against Iran unless Congress formally authorises the campaign, exposing growing bipartisan concern over a conflict now approaching five months. The war powers resolution passed by 214 votes to 208 after four Republicans...

Jul 24 · >

Congress escalates pressure over NEET leak

Congress intensified its confrontation with the government ahead of Parliament proceedings, questioning Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s decision to address the NEET paper leak through a video rather than make a statement before lawmakers. Party president Mallikarjun Kharge said the government had failed to demonstrate accountability for an examination crisis...

Jul 24 · >

Delhi High Court rejects broad encroachment removal plea

The Delhi High Court has declined to order the removal of every alleged unauthorised religious structure and other encroachment from public land across the capital, ruling that sweeping relief cannot be granted on the basis of general allegations. A division bench of Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Justice...

Jul 24 · >

Dipke praises Wangchuk as 26-day fast ends

Cockroach Janta Party activist Abhijeet Dipke praised Sonam Wangchuk’s courage and sacrifice on Friday after the education reform campaigner ended a 26-day hunger strike, saying his life was “far too precious to this country”. Dipke said Wangchuk had placed his health and life at risk to awaken the nation’s...

Jul 24 · >

Nadda attacks Congress over Parliament disruption

Union minister and BJP leader J P Nadda accused the Congress of obstructing Parliament and turning the controversy over the NEET-UG paper leak into a political confrontation rather than joining efforts to strengthen examination safeguards. Nadda said Congress MPs had worn black clothes, carried banners and repeatedly disrupted proceedings...

Jul 23 · >

Delhi student uprising stirs envy across Pakistan

Pakistanis watching the student-led agitation at New Delhi’s Jantar Mantar have responded with a mixture of admiration, curiosity and envy, asking why a comparable movement has not emerged in their own country. The protest, organised by the Cockroach Janta Party, has grown from a campaign over examination irregularities into...

Jul 23 · >

Delhi protest violence leaves senior police officer injured

Fresh clashes between protesters and police near Tolstoy Marg in central Delhi left Assistant Commissioner of Police Vivek Bhagat injured late on Wednesday, deepening tensions around a youth-led agitation over examination paper leaks and demands for ministerial accountability. Bhagat, the ACP responsible for the Connaught Place area, suffered injuries...

Jul 23 · >

Trade barriers cloud India’s developed economy ambition

India’s economy remains among the fastest-growing major markets, but high trade costs, regulatory complexity and limited integration with global supply chains could obstruct its ambition to become a developed economy by 2047, the World Trade Organization has warned. The assessment, released during India’s eighth Trade Policy Review, presents a...

Jul 22 · >

Supreme Court orders Meerut illegal structures demolished

The Supreme Court has ordered the demolition of unauthorised structures across Meerut and its outskirts, rejecting attempts to protect illegal construction through delay, administrative inaction or payment of compounding charges. A bench of Justices J B Pardiwala and K V Viswanathan directed authorities to remove illegal commercial buildings, additions...

Jul 22 · >

Two seers found buried at Haridwar temple

Police have launched a manhunt for four suspects after the bodies of two seers were recovered from a pit at a temple complex in Uttarakhand’s Haridwar district, exposing a suspected double murder linked to a possible dispute over the property. The victims were identified by investigators as Seva Giri...

Jul 22 · >

Mamata backs CJP protests and targets Modi

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of avoiding protesters who marched towards Parliament, claiming he “turned his car around and drove away” as demonstrators approached the complex. Banerjee made the allegation on Tuesday while condemning the police action against supporters of the Cockroach...

Jul 22 · >

Court seeks clearer CBI account in Gandhi assets case

The Allahabad High Court has ordered a senior Central Bureau of Investigation officer to file a fresh affidavit explaining the agency’s progress in examining allegations of disproportionate assets against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. The Lucknow bench expressed dissatisfaction with the CBI’s earlier response, saying it did not clearly disclose...

Jul 22 · >

Woman critically hurt as Delhi protest tensions deepen

A 21-year-old woman remained critically ill on ventilator support at Delhi’s Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital after suffering injuries during Monday’s “Sansad Chalo” protest, intensifying scrutiny of the police response to the youth-led demonstration. Doctors were closely monitoring the woman, who was showing signs of improvement but remained in a...

Jul 22 · >

Modi puts youth safety under parliamentary protection

Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared the future of young people a national priority on Monday, shortly before more than 170 protesters and police personnel were taken to hospitals after a youth march towards Parliament demonstrated the government’s commitment to practical education. Calling the NEET paper leak a national issue,...

Jul 21 · >

Bihar schools receive compulsory colour education

Bihar’s government has discovered that learning outcomes improve dramatically once school walls are painted the correct political colour. The BJP-led NDA administration has ordered 551 upgraded model schools, now named Saraswati Vidya Niketan, to adopt a saffron colour scheme, triggering opposition protests and disagreement within the ruling coalition. The...

Jul 21 · >

Modi orders maximum punishment for minimum exam security

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has demanded the strictest possible punishment for those behind the NEET-UG paper leak, assuring anxious students that the question paper may have escaped government custody but the culprits will not. The Prime Minister described preventing examination leaks as a national responsibility during the National Democratic...

Jul 21 · >
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