The controversy surrounding IIT Bombay has raised disturbing questions about the independence of India’s premier academic institutions, the growing influence of external pressure groups and the responsibility of elected governments to protect educational excellence from political
India is witnessing a political confrontation that has moved far beyond the original dispute surrounding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls and the demand for Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation. What began as protests over alleged electoral irregularities has developed into a broader movement involving student organisations,
The investigation into the CJP protests appears to be moving beyond the visible chaos on the streets and towards the digital ecosystem that may have helped manufacture, magnify and weaponise it. Reports of suspected fake accounts, foreign-linked handles, coordinated social-media amplification, AI-generated material and inflammatory misinformation have transformed the
For more than a decade, Amit Shah has been regarded as the Bharatiya Janata Party’s master strategist. Elections that appeared unwinnable were turned into victories. States that once seemed politically impenetrable became BJP strongholds. Supporters hailed him as the architect of an unprecedented political expansion, while critics acknowledged that few politicians
The issue before the country is no longer merely about a student agitation or another political protest. It has evolved into something much larger—a defining test of governance. A government that came to power promising decisive leadership now finds itself confronting a familiar spectacle: television screens dominated by protests, repeated clashes with police, relentless
West Bengal has always been a political outlier. For decades, it resisted the national currents that shaped the rest of India. First under the uninterrupted rule of the Left Front, and then under the firm grip of the All India Trinamool Congress led by Mamata Banerjee, the state functioned as a fortress where external political […]
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has released a political charge sheet against Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and the Trinamool Congress ahead of the 2026 West Bengal Assembly election, accusing the ruling party of corruption, infiltration, misgovernance and institutional decline. The move marks a major escalation in the BJP’s campaign as it tries to frame the […]
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has said the government aims to eliminate Left Wing Extremism from the country’s Red Corridor by March 31. The statement comes as security forces continue operations across Maoist-affected regions, with the government claiming significant progress in reducing insurgent activity in recent years. Amit Shah Announces Deadline To End Red Corridor
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said illegal infiltrators will be removed not only from electoral rolls but also from the country within the next five years. The statement was made during a public event in Assam, where he linked the issue of illegal immigration to national security, governance and development. Amit Shah On Infiltrators Removal […]
Union Home Minister Amit Shah visited Chhattisgarh on February 8 to review security operations and development initiatives in areas affected by Left-Wing Extremism, with officials holding meetings on strategy and administration. Amit Shah Chhattisgarh Visit Security Review During the visit, Amit Shah held discussions with senior police and security officials on ongoing







