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This analysis examines the constitutional implications of two recent contrasting judicial outcomes—continued pre-trial incarceration of activist Umar Khalid and repeated parole granted to convicted offender
On January 05 2026, the scales of justice in India did not just tilt; they were systematically dismantled. On this day, the Supreme Court of
North India today is choking—not only on poisoned air and contaminated drinking water, but on a deeper moral and civic decay that has quietly metastasised
This article is the third in a series looking back at India in 2025 across politics, governance, the economy, and the social, cultural, and communal
यह लेख 2025 के भारत को राजनीति, शासन, अर्थव्यवस्था और सामाजिक-सांस्कृतिक-सांप्रदायिक हालात के संदर्भ में पीछे मुड़कर देखने वाली एक श्रृंखला का पहला भाग है।
This article is the first in a series looking back at India in 2025 across politics, governance, the economy, and the social, cultural, and communal
In a year scarred by the routine spectacle of demolition and displacement, the bulldozer has emerged as both instrument and icon of political atrocity. What
[pictured above: District Collector Rishav Gupta (middle) and District Panchayat CEO Dr Nagarjun B. Gowda (R) accepting the Jal Sanchay–Jan Bhagidari Award from President Droupadi
In a significant moment marking a calibrated judicial hesitation, the Supreme Court of India has stayed its own recent verdict redefining the Aravalli Hills for
Comptroller and Auditor General’s (CAG’s) December 2025 audits puncture the so called success story of PM Awas Yojana in Uttar Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. Between 17
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