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Editorials Opinion

From Sacred Text to Street Prop: How the Constitution Is Being Misused for Political Theatre

By BPN News Desk
India’s Constitution is arguably the most respected document in the Republic. It is the foundation of the world’s largest democracy, the source of citizens’ rights, the framework for governance, and the safeguard against arbitrary exercise of power. For generations, Indians have regarded the Constitution not merely as a legal document but as a national
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Op-Eds Opinion

Yogi Encounters, Himanta Acts, Fadnavis Does Paperwork: Is He BJP’s Weakest Chief Minister on Law and Order?

By BPN News Desk
Maharashtra has long prided itself on being one of India’s most progressive and economically powerful states. Home to Mumbai, the country’s financial capital, the state has traditionally projected itself as a model of governance, administration, and policing. Its police force once enjoyed a reputation for professionalism and toughness. During the height of
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National

PM Modi Reviews Governance And West Asia Crisis

By BPN News Desk
Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a four-and-a-half-hour meeting of the Council of Ministers, reviewing governance reforms, ministry performance and the possible economic impact of the ongoing West Asia crisis. PM Modi Council Of Ministers Meeting The high-level meeting focused on administrative efficiency, faster decision-making and the long-term goal of Viksit Bharat
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South India State News

Vijay Unveils TVK Good Governance Agenda

By BPN News Desk
Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam chief Vijay has announced a fresh set of election promises under what he called TVK’s agenda for 21st century good governance, placing artificial intelligence, digital delivery of welfare and time-bound public services at the centre of his pitch ahead of the Tamil Nadu Assembly election. TVK Good Governance Agenda Speaking at a […]
Op-Eds Opinion

Cricket Boards Are Not Foreign Ministries

By BPN News Desk
Cricket boards were created to run a sport, not to act as unofficial foreign ministries. Yet today, cricket is being dragged into political signalling so routinely that the line between governance and geopolitics is collapsing in plain sight. Two recent episodes make this impossible to ignore. Bangladesh’s refusal to tour India, without any ICC sanction […]