Society that accepts unverified claims and fears questions is vulnerable to authoritarianism: Justice Bhuyan

AMU’s wants women on campus, not at the ballot box

Around 4,000 women students at AMU’s Women’s College have been denied voting rights in the Aligarh Muslim University Students’ Union (AMUSU) elections, raising concerns over gender discrimination and unequal representation. Their fight to be included in the university-wide electoral process has brought renewed scrutiny to the separate-union rules and the barriers women face in campus politics, finds A. M. Jigeesh

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Slow recovery: On the ISRO’s GSLV-F18 mission

ISRO needs more human and material resources to fulfil its mandate

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Dwindling support: On the U.S. and the Cuban embargo

India and the world must stand up against the bullying of Cuba by the U.S.

Cyclone Murasu LIVE update: Orange alert in six Telangana districts, yellow alert in five; holiday announced for schools, colleges in T.N., A.P. districts

The cyclonic storm lay centred about 350 km east of Chennai, 400 km east-southeast of Nellore, 430 km southeast of Machilipatnam, 420 km east-southeast of Kavali, 450 km southeast of Ongole, and 520 km south of Visakhapatnam, according to IMD.

Even as unemployment falls, lack of ‘decent work’ in India

Poor-quality employment generation has consequences for economic growth; workers without social security spend less, save less and remain vulnerable to economic shocks

BJP alleges rift between Rahul, Priyanka; accuses LoP of sidelining sister at INDIA bloc protests

‘Yesterday, during the mock Parliament organised by the Congress party and led by Rahul Gandhi, I observed one thing: Priyanka Vadra was not given an opportunity to speak by Rahul Gandhi or the Congress party,’ said Sambit Patra

Karnataka turns to U.K. roadshows to revive declining NRI tourist footfall

Karnataka uses UK roadshows at WTM London 2026 to revive declining NRI tourism and attract international visitors.