The Supreme Court's interim order on Bihar's voter deletions has restored some faith in democracy. The order purportedly safeguards the citizens' right to vote by mandating transparency, Aadhaar accep

Journalists who once shaped national narratives now face penury in retirement. Unlike politicians, judges, or bureaucrats, they are left abandoned, denied pensions, health care, or dignity. After a li

From battling caste oppression in the 1800s to shaping modern India's education system, Christian contributions have been monumental in transforming the society. Yet today, Christians face hostility a

The BJP's harsher anti-conversion laws aim to push minorities toward second-class citizenship. Without credible evidence of "demographic change," these draconian measures reveal a deeper agenda: advan

Mohammed Siraj's magic at the Oval was more than cricket. It was a rebuke to Hindutva's poison. His triumph, embraced by teammates, affirmed that India's strength lies not in exclusion but in unity, d

The Revanna verdict shows justice can prevail even against entrenched power. Still, it remains the exception. For countless women, especially the marginalised, the system still falters. Justice, in In

From Malegaon to Manipur, the RSS-BJP regime twists truth into propaganda, shields its own from justice, and weaponises faith for power. Lacking moral authority, it thrives on contradiction. History r

Clap your hands, dear people, for the grand unveiling. Forget those noisy, unpredictable leaders of the past. With this Vice President, you get predictability itself—because silence never surprises. E