Enough Is Enough: The Left Cannot Bully India with Anarchy, Abuse and Political Blackmail

By BPN News Desk August 1, 2026

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What the Aftermath of the CJP Protest Has Exposed The CJP protest may have ended on the streets, but the questions it has raised cannot be allowed to disappear with the crowd. The immediate focus may now be on FIRs, arrests, political statements and the conduct of individual protesters, but the

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No Canteen Is Above the Law: Why Tukaram Mundhe’s Crackdown Deserves Public Support

By BPN News Desk August 1, 2026

For most citizens, food safety is an act of faith. They buy milk assuming it has not been diluted or chemically manipulated. They order food believing the kitchen is reasonably clean. They purchase sweets, dairy products and packaged items trusting that the ingredients match the label. Yet the consumer rarely has the ability to verify […]

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Gen Z Demands Resignations and Apologies. Why Not From Kejriwal Over Tahir Hussain?

By BPN News Desk August 1, 2026

The NEET-UG 2026 paper leak produced something larger than an examination controversy. It became a national argument about political accountability. Nearly two million students had prepared for an examination capable of determining the direction of their lives, only to discover that the integrity of the process had been compromised. The examination was cancelled,

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When Protest Becomes Abuse, Sympathy Quickly Turns Into Consequences

By BPN News Desk July 31, 2026

The Cockroach Janta Party movement did not emerge in a vacuum. It grew out of genuine anger among students and families over examination irregularities, paper leaks and the repeated failure of institutions to protect the futures of young Indians. What began as frustration over the handling of competitive examinations expanded into a nationwide youth mobilisation, […]

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The Problem Isn’t LTCG Tax. It’s That India Doesn’t Reward Long-Term Holding

By BPN News Desk July 30, 2026

The government has clarified that it is not considering abolishing Long-Term Capital Gains tax on equities for domestic investors in FY 2026–27. For many retail investors, that answer will be disappointing. Over the past few years, Indian households have increasingly moved beyond traditional savings instruments and entered the equity markets through direct stock ownership,

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What Is the Point of Subsidies When India’s Solar Push Is Becoming a Policy Failure?

By BPN News Desk July 30, 2026

India has spent years presenting solar energy as one of the defining successes of its development story. There have been headline-grabbing capacity targets, subsidy schemes for households, rapid rooftop installations and repeated assurances that renewable power will reduce electricity bills, cut import dependence and place India at the centre of the global clean-energy

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Four Days Wasted: The Opposition Squandered Its Biggest Opportunity to Question the Government

By BPN News Desk July 28, 2026

There are moments in parliamentary democracy when the political stars align perfectly for an Opposition. The government is under pressure. Public anger is visible. Multiple ministries are facing uncomfortable questions. Citizens are demanding answers. The media is following every development. Every speech has the potential to shape public opinion. Every question asked

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The BJP Lost My Vote the Moment It Withdrew Cases Against the Protesters

By BPN News Desk July 28, 2026

Governments do not lose the trust of their supporters overnight. They lose it one decision at a time. Elections are ultimately about faith. Every voter walks into a polling booth believing that the party they support represents a certain set of principles. Policies may change. Leaders may come and go. Mistakes may happen. But what […]

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A Protest Without Decency: The Ugly Side of the CJP Protest

By BPN News Desk July 27, 2026

For weeks, India’s political discourse revolved around the CJP protest. Television studios debated it. Social media amplified it. Political parties weaponised it. Supporters hailed it as a people’s movement, while critics questioned its motives. Like every major protest in a democracy, it generated passionate opinions on both sides of the political spectrum.

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The 350 kg Turbojet Engine: A Milestone for India’s Defence Industry

By BPN News Desk July 26, 2026

For decades, India’s defence discourse has largely revolved around platforms. Fighter aircraft dominate headlines. Missile launches generate national celebrations. Aircraft carriers, submarines and tanks become visible symbols of military strength. These platforms are undoubtedly important, but they are only the final products of a much deeper technological