Maharashtra Requires Marathi Knowledge for Ola, Uber and Rapido Drivers
Maharashtra mandates Marathi proficiency for Ola, Uber and Rapido drivers, warning licences may be cancelled for non‑compliance.
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Mallikarjun Kharge Describes Feeling 'Sting of Untouchability' After Hindutva Group Purifies Haldwani Rally Venue
Kharge said he felt the 'sting of untouchability' after Hindutva activists purified his Haldwani rally site with Ganga water.
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Supreme Court deems Karnataka’s UAPA prosecution plan in PFI case absurd, flags prolonged incarceration
Supreme Court criticised Karnataka's UAPA prosecution plan in a PFI case as absurd, warning against prolonging trial while accused remains jailed.
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Court cites strong evidence of syndicate in NEET paper leak
Delhi court says overwhelming incriminating material shows 13 accused formed a syndicate to leak NEET-UG 2026 paper for monetary gain.
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Congress Calls Monsoon Session a Complete Washout, Credits Opposition Unity for Stalling Key Bills
Congress dubbed the Monsoon Session a 'complete washout,' claiming Opposition unity stalled key Bills and prompted the Education Minister's resignation.
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Allahabad HC Grants Bail to Two Kerala Men in PFI-Linked UAPA Case, Invokes Right to Speedy Justice
Allahabad High Court bails two Kerala men linked to PFI, citing delayed trial and right to speedy justice under UAPA provisions.
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Maktoob: Why Ravidassias Seek Recognition as a Distinct Religion Beyond Mere Counting
The Ravidassia community's push for separate religious recognition in India's Census reflects a century-long struggle against caste exclusion and for dignity.
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Kerala CM V.D. Satheesan Denies Requesting Meta to Remove Critical Posts, Urges News Channels to Lodge Complaints
Kerala CM V.D. Satheesan denied asking Meta to delete critical posts, urging news channels to complain and seek reinstatement.
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BJP Shares Patna Video Alleging Jharkhand Police Assault on Female Protester, Shared by Ramesh Bidhuri
Alt News finds viral video of woman manhandled is from Patna CJP rally, not Jharkhand police brutality as claimed online by BJP.
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Alt News: RTI Shows At Least 10 Pellet Victims Treated in Delhi Government Hospitals on July 20
RTI responses from Lady Hardinge and Safdarjung hospitals reveal at least 10 pellet injury cases during Delhi's July 20 protest.
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Congress Calls Haldwani Ground Purification After Kharge Rally a Caste Discrimination
A right-wing group performed a purification yagna at Haldwani's Ramlila Ground after Kharge's rally, prompting Congress to accuse BJP of caste discrimination.
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Madarsa Students Hold Har Ghar Tiranga Rally in J&K Border Village Before Independence Day
Madarsa students held a Har Ghar Tiranga rally in J&K's border village, celebrating Independence Day with patriotic fervor and community participation.
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Hindu and Muslim Women Swap Kidneys to Save Husbands in Ahmedabad
In Ahmedabad, a Hindu woman and a Muslim woman donated kidneys to each other's husbands after direct donation failed, showing communal harmony.
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Police to Challenge Acquittal of Six Muslim Men in 2020 Delhi Violence Killing of IB Officer Ankit Sharma
Delhi Police told the High Court they will appeal the acquittal of six men in the 2020 murder of IB officer Ankit Sharma.
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Cockroach Janta Party Claims BJP Intimidated Venue Owners After Booking Hall for Delhi Volunteers’ Gathering
Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke claimed BJP supporters threatened venue owners after the party booked a hall for its Delhi volunteers’ gathering.
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Jamiat Rally in Kolkata Demands Return of 27 Lakh Voter Names, Highlights SIR and Mosque Loudspeaker Issues
Protesters in Kolkata marched to restore 27 lakh voter names excluded after SIR, raising concerns over mosque microphone removals.
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From Ulema to Freedom Fighters: Sambhal Madrassas Educate Students on India’s Independence History
Madrassas in Sambhal gear up for Independence Day with flag hoisting, anthem singing, and lessons on India’s freedom struggle and ulema’s role.
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'I'm an Indian Citizen': Bengal Muslim Woman Detained in Navi Mumbai, Sent to Bangladesh
Sahida Fakir, a Bengal Muslim woman, was detained in Navi Mumbai and allegedly pushed into Bangladesh despite having Indian citizenship documents.
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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.
