Look, political exits in India rarely happen cleanly or quietly. On Monday, 17 August 2026, Shehzad Poonawalla, the BJP’s national spokesperson who has been a familiar, often fiery face on television debates for years, made
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Air India has decided enough is enough. Starting today, every pilot working for the airline and its budget sister company Air India Express will have to undergo mandatory testing for banned substances and medications that
Home Minister Amit Shah came out and basically said, look, we’re ready. We can talk about everything that happened with the students. The ones who marched towards Parliament on July 20 over the NEET paper
Food safety officials walked into a Zepto warehouse out in Hoskote, on the rural edge of the city, and what they saw stopped them cold. Organic waste just lying around. Discarded wrappers and empty bottles
It started with a verified X account called @Im_Ritikaa, display name Ritikaa. She’s based in India, posts a lot of pro-Israel, Hindu nationalist content, and by all accounts keeps a busy feed. On 5 August,
These students in Ranchi are not backing down. For more than two weeks now they’ve been sitting at Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium. Some are sleeping on the ground, a few have stopped eating completely. They’re
In the always shifting world of Maharashtra politics, where family ties and party lines often blur, a familiar name has once again stirred quiet conversation. Prashant Kishor, the political strategist who has turned politician with
In a clear and deliberate step, India on Friday formally marked 27 locations and geographical features in Arunachal Pradesh on the official maps of the Survey of India. The move, announced by the Union Home
Mumbai, August 6, 2026 — In a candid interaction with young students on Thursday, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat firmly rejected the idea that India’s Gen Z becomes anti-national simply by raising its voice. Speaking at
Sheikh Hasina spoke yesterday like someone who has carried the same thought for fifty years. No big speeches, no careful wording. Just the plain truth as she sees it. India has always been a great