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Inquilab and Dialogue.

Large Protests are uniquely Indian. And as...

Inquilab and Dialogue.

Large Protests are uniquely Indian. And as the beating heart of the world's largest democracy, Delhi has seen its fair share of them. The city and its politics, are used to dancing to their own tune, uncaring about the pronunciations of doom from others....

U.S. Strikes Iran for Tenth Night as Tehran Hits Tanker in the Strait of Hormuz

For the tenth straight night, U.S. forces carried out strikes on Iranian military sites as tensions spiralled across the Gulf and commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz came under direct attack. The...

US-Iran Conflict Deepens as Bahrain Drone Strike and Chabahar Attack Raise Regional Alarm

The US-Iran conflict deepens as fresh attacks in Bahrain and at Iran’s Chabahar port push West Asia into a more dangerous phase. The latest escalation has raised alarm across the Gulf, disrupted security calculations, and...

Spain crush Argentina to win second World Cup as Torres strikes in extra time

Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in a hard-fought World Cup final after extra time, with Ferran Torres scoring the decisive goal to seal their second world title. The victory ended Lionel Messi’s dream of defending the...

US Senators Unveil Revised Bill to Impose 100% Tariffs on India, Other Russian Oil Buyers

A group of U.S. senators has introduced a revised bill that could impose tariffs of up to 100% on India and four other countries for buying Russian oil. The proposal is part of...

India’s retail inflation rises to 4.38% in June as food prices stay elevated

India’s retail inflation rose to 4.38% in June 2026, according to government data released on Monday. The rise came after inflation stood at 3.93% in May, showing a fresh uptick in consumer prices...

Beyond Resignation: Why India’s Paper Leak Crisis Demands More Than Political Accountability

The demand for accountability echoed loudly at Jantar Mantar as students gathered to protest repeated examination paper leaks. Placards called for the resignation of the Union Education Minister, reflecting growing frustration over a system that many believe has repeatedly failed honest aspirants. Yet, beneath the slogans, a more complex story emerged. During conversations with several protesters—many of them UPSC aspirants—a recurring pattern became evident. Most participants were familiar with the demand for resignation, but when asked about the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024, many admitted they had little or no knowledge of the legislation. This raises an important question: Can public debate on examination reforms remain effective if...

Woman gang-raped in sleeper bus in New Delhi

A woman was allegedly raped by the driver and the conductor of a sleeper bus inside the vehicle in Delhi, police sources said on Thursday...

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UN report warns AI could double data centre power and water use by 2030

A new report from the United Nations University says the rapid rise of artificial...

Beyond Resignation: Why India’s Paper Leak Crisis Demands More Than Political Accountability

The demand for accountability echoed loudly at Jantar Mantar as students gathered to protest repeated examination paper leaks. Placards called for the resignation of the Union Education Minister, reflecting growing frustration over a...

US Supreme Court Protects Birthright Citizenship, Blocks Trump Order

In a major constitutional decision, the U.S. Supreme Court has rejected President Donald Trump’s effort to limit birthright citizenship, reaffirming that almost everyone born on U.S. soil is a citizen under the Fourteenth...

“A UN for Everyone”: UN PGA Annalena Baerbock

New Delhi: Annalena Baerbock, the President of the United Nations General Assembly (UN PGA) called for a "UN for...

Sinking of Iran’s IRIS Dena brings War to the Indian Ocean

The sinking of Iranian Navy frigate IRIS Dena by a US...

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Muscat, Oman: 165 young girls dead while studying in...

The ‘Board of Trump’ and India’s Choice

There are a few rare weeks in international relations,...

Abhi Na Jao Chodke, Ke dil abhi bhara nahi

Dharmendra - the Legendary Bollywood Actor, Mega star and...

UN report warns AI could double data centre power and water use by 2030

A new report from the United Nations University says the rapid rise of artificial intelligence could significantly increase the environmental cost of data centres...

India’s AI race to decode its ancient manuscripts & medical texts

On the outer wall of the Airavatesvara Temple in Tamil Nadu, a 12th-century stone carving shows a woman giving birth while standing upright, supported...

Understanding Anthropic’s Claude Mythos model

On April 7, Anthropic, the AI company behind the coding and productivity-focused Large Language Model (LLM) family Claude, announced Mythos. This is its most...

Starmer Quits: UK Prime Minister Steps Down After Mounting Pressure

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer officially announced his resignation...

Ebola Outbreak in Central Africa Nears 500 Cases as WHO Warns Epidemic Accelerating

A deadly Ebola outbreak raging in Central Africa has...

Sudan Crisis Enters Fourth Year: UN Sounds Alarm on ‘Abandoned War’

Sudan's devastating civil war has reached its fourth year, prompting a dire warning from the United Nations' top aid official. Denise Brown, UN Humanitarian...

Long after the guns fall silent, conflict-related sexual violence leaves lasting scars

In 2024 alone, the UN verified around 4,500 cases of conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV), though the real number is likely much higher. An overwhelming...

Humanitarian Crisis Deepens as Gaza Hospitals Ordered to Evacuate

Gaza: On 4th January 2025, Israel has ordered the evacuation of two major hospitals in northern Gaza, the Indonesian Hospital and Al-Awda Hospital, as...

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