UNESCO Says 2.4 Million Afghan Girls Denied Secondary Education
UNESCO reports 2.4 million Afghan girls are barred from secondary education under Taliban rule, warning the figure could rise to four million by 2030.
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Upper-caste Father and Son Arrested for Shaving OBC Man’s Head Over Alleged Phone Theft
Unnao police arrested an upper-caste father-son duo after they shaved an OBC man’s head and paraded him over a suspected phone theft.
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Rahul Gandhi Claims Compromised PM Forced to Sell India's Interest Following US Court Dismissal of Adani Charges
Rahul Gandhi says a compromised PM was forced to sell India's interest after US court dropped Adani charges, hurting the nation.
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US Confirms 153 Civilians Killed in Yemen Strikes During 2025
The US admitted that 153 civilians were killed and 243 injured in three 2025 airstrikes on Yemen targeting Houthi forces, according to a congressional report.
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Tamil Nadu Assembly Adopts CM Vijay's Resolution to Freeze Lok Sabha Seats at 543 Against Delimitation
Tamil Nadu Assembly passes CM Vijay’s resolution to freeze Lok Sabha seats at 543, oppose delimitation, and push for 33% women’s reservation in 2029 elections.
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Civil Society Groups Accuse Police of Neglecting Arrested Filmmaker's Health in Lucknow Conspiracy Case
Civil society groups accuse Lucknow jail of denying medical care to filmmaker Vishal Singh, whose health is rapidly deteriorating despite court orders.
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Government orders spark sweeping Instagram censorship days after CJP protest
Government orders triggered sweeping Instagram censorship days after CJP protests, affecting journalists and activists.
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Government orders trigger widespread Instagram censorship days following CJP protest
Government orders triggered sweeping Instagram censorship days after CJP protest, restricting accounts and sparking free speech concerns.
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AMU BA Second-Year Student Dies by Suicide; Investigation Into Circumstances Ongoing
A 19-year-old BA student at AMU, Irtiqa Sameer from Kolkata, was found dead in her hostel; police probe suicide circumstances.
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Kashmiri Pandit Staff Told to Remain Indoors Following Online Threat Exposing Government Employees
Authorities advised Kashmiri Pandit government employees to stay home after an online threat leaked their personal details, raising security concerns.
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Dalit Women Allegedly Assaulted While Attempting to Enter Shiva Temple in Odisha, One Arrested
Dalit women were reportedly stopped and assaulted by villagers when they tried to pray at a Shiva temple in Odisha, leading to arrests.
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Jamiat Holds Kolkata March Against SIR Voter Deletions and Mosque Loudspeaker Removal After HC Overturns Police Denial
Calcutta HC permits Jamiat’s Kolkata march against 2.7M voter deletions and mosque loudspeaker removals, overruling police denial.
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Heavy rain triggers landslides, blocking 259 roads in Himachal Pradesh
Heavy rain and landslides blocked 259 roads across Himachal Pradesh, disrupted essential services and injured two people
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Heavy Rain Causes Landslides, Blocks 259 Roads in Himachal Pradesh
Heavy rain and landslides blocked 259 roads across Himachal Pradesh, with Mandi worst-hit and essential services disrupted.
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Women CJP Protesters Tracked, Doxxed and Put on TV Trial by Right-Wing Star Anchors
Women CJP protesters faced tracking, doxxing, and TV trial as right-wing star anchors hunted them down, sparking privacy fears and harassment.
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ABVP Marches to Jharkhand Assembly Amid BJP Statewide Bandh Over Student Protest
ABVP marches to Jharkhand Assembly as BJP calls statewide bandh, protesting alleged irregularities in recruitment exams and police action against students.
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President Murmu Approves Vande Mataram Bill, Granting National Song Equal Legal Status as Anthem
President Murmu signs Vande Mataram Bill, granting national song same legal protection as anthem, with penalties up to three years for disruptions.
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Prakash Raj Alleges Voter Name Deletion in Karnataka SIR Electoral Roll Update
Actor Prakash Raj claims his name was removed from Karnataka's electoral rolls during the SIR exercise, saying he was born and raised in the constituency.
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How Caste Influences Women's Work: The Banchhada Community's Quest for a New Future
In Madhya Pradesh's Banchhada community, young people seek government jobs and education to break free from generations of caste‑linked sex work and stigma.
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APCR Asks for Clarification on Police Survey Targeting Mosques, Madrasas, and Religious Institutions in West Bengal
APCR demands clarity from West Bengal government on police survey forms seeking details about mosques, madrasas, and other religious institutions.
