Reclaiming Jamia: The Fight for Students' Union Restoration
Jamia students demand the restoration of their union after a 20-year ban, protesting against what they call the saffronisation of the campus.
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Kharge's 'Modi ka baap bhi jayega' remark stirs fresh controversy
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge sparked controversy in Patna with his 'Modi ka baap bhi jayega' remark, drawing sharp criticism from BJP leaders
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84 Organizations Demand IIT Bombay Director's Resignation Over Sahil Wakode's Death
84 organizations demand IIT Bombay Director Prof. Kedare's resignation over Sahil Wakode's death, alleging caste bias in handling the case.
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Europe Witnesses Massive Protests Against Inequality and Rising Costs
Europe witnesses massive protests against inequality and rising costs, with demonstrations across France, Portugal, and beyond.
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UN Experts Urge India to Halt SIR Protest Crackdown and Investigate Police Excesses
UN experts demand India end SIR protest crackdown, probe police violence and ensure justice for rights violations during demonstrations.
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CPI(M)'s M A Baby urges President to withdraw Census rule changes, warns of political manipulation
CPI(M) chief M A Baby urges India's President to withdraw 2026 Census amendments, warning they threaten the exercise's integrity.
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Congress Sit-In in Jaipur Demands Zero FIR for Ritu Barala
Congress leaders, Dotasra and opposition leader Jully sit‑in at Jaipur Police seeking FIR for NSUI leader Ritu Barala after assault by Delhi Police.
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Worshippers Offer Prayers at Delhi's Historic Race Course Mosque Despite Restrictions
Despite water and electricity cuts, worshippers entered Delhi's historic Race Course Mosque to offer prayers amid legal restrictions
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UN experts sound alarm as Palestinian farmers confront renewed Israeli settler threats during olive harvest
Over 6,000 olive trees vandalized and 178 settler attacks recorded across the occupied West Bank as farmers begin harvest, UN experts report.
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Bangladesh Measles Outbreak Exceeds 215,000 Cases, 1,204 Deaths
The Bangladesh measles outbreak has surged to over 215,000 suspected cases and 1,204 deaths in 24 hours, straining hospitals and highlighting gaps in vaccination coverage.
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Delhi Faces Severe Air Pollution: AQI 230 Worst Since July
Delhi's air quality hit 'poor' with AQI 230, highest since mid-July. Pusa recorded 318 (very poor). Winter Action Plan bans non-compliant vehicles.
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Punjab and Haryana High Court Orders Facebook Restore News Page After Blocking Without Notice
Punjab and Haryana High Court orders Facebook to restore its news page in India, ruling blocking without prior notice violates natural justice.
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From Mockery to Movement: France's Youth Embrace 'Bismillah, c'est les ténèbres' as Rallying Cry
French students have adopted 'Bismillah, c'est les ténèbres' as their protest slogan, mocking police racial profiling amid soaring costs and education woes.
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Jamia Millia Students Reject Admin Notifications, Keep Fasting Until Elections
Jamia Millia students rejected university notifications Tuesday, rejecting orders to postpone, dilute, and threaten election demands and schedule.
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Baththa: Feel-Good Redemption and Second Chances
Baththa tells the story of a feared gangster and shy schoolboy whose innocent mistake traps him in a bathroom, leading to unexpected change and redemption.
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DOJ photo of Union Minister Puri with Epstein sparks fury, opposition demands accountability
US DOJ photo shows Union Minister Puri with convicted sex offender Epstein, sparking controversy and opposition demands for answers.
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CERT-In Warns of eMudhra Intermediate CA Certificate Compromise
CERT-In warns eight eMudhra intermediate CA certificates compromised due to weak key generation, enabling attackers to forge HTTPS certificates impersonate sites.
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BAPSA Flags ST Seat Shortfall in JNU PhD Admissions
BAPSA flags JNU PhD ST seat shortfall. Only 5.3% of seats reserved for Scheduled Tribes; 56 of 84 programmes offer no ST seats, showing 25.2% gap in 2026-27.
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Uttarakhand Abolishes Friday Madrasa Holiday, Mandates Sunday as Weekly Break
Uttarakhand ends long-standing Friday holiday for madrasas, replacing with Sunday break under new minority education framework, sparking criticism over minority institutions autonomy.
