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Writer-Director Vijaya Mehta’s Passing Away is a Big Loss to the Indian Theatre

The Cultural Icon Gave a New Dimension to Maratha Plays Raising Its Depth to a New High
Tirthankar Mitra - 2026-07-02 12:40 UTC
People often do not find the profession they are suited to. But when eminent theatre director, Ebrahim Alkazi spotted a young girl essaying the role of Desdemona in a stage adaptation of Othello, he asked the upcoming actress to join his drama group, Theatre Group. From this moment Vijaya Jaywant's life and career moved away far from square pegs finding themselves into round holes.

Progressives Sweep Colorado Democratic Party Primaries Elections

Pro-Sanders Socialists Are Front Runners in Many More States
Mark Gruenberg and John Wojcik - 2026-07-02 12:35 UTC
WASHINGTON DC: From the governorship race down to the Secretary of State’s contest, progressive candidates—including current Democratic Socialists of America member Melat Kiros for Congress in Denver and former DSA member Manny Rutinel in a swing district north of Denver—won. Melat Kiros made a name for herself when she was fired in 2023 from Sydney Austin Law Firm for backing Palestinian rights.

Retail Petroleum Prices Fall Only on Paper as Consumers Wait in Anticipation

Hesitation by Oil Marketing Companies to Re-Align Rates Hard to Defend
K Raveendran - 2026-07-02 03:09 UTC
The arithmetic of India’s fuel market has long been sold as market-driven, but the latest price movements expose a more selective discipline. When crude oil rises, the pass-through to consumers and businesses is quick, stern and explained as unavoidable. When the same crude oil retreats, the adjustment becomes cautious, partial and wrapped in administrative silence.

Rightwing Surge Continues in Latin America as Fujimori Wins Peru Prez Election

Left Candidate Sanchez Loses by a Narrow Margin of Less Than 50,000 Votes
Nitya Chakraborty - 2026-07-02 03:04 UTC
The Right wing resurgence in the political arena of Latin America continues with the victory of the far right candidate Keiko Fujimori in the Presidential elections in Peru. Keiko, daughter of the former President Alberto Fujimori won by only less than 50,000 votes in a neck and neck contest by defeating the :Left coalition candidate Roberto Sanchez.

India's Village Democracy is Facing a Credibility Crisis at Present

Low Participation in Gram Sabhas Denotes Gaps in Communication
R. Suryamurthy - 2026-07-02 03:00 UTC
There is an old assumption embedded deep within India's governance system that democracy can be strengthened by multiplying procedures. Conduct more meetings. Circulate more notices. Upload more records. Build more digital platforms. Yet, the latest national study on Gram Sabha participation suggests that this administrative logic has reached its natural limit. After three decades of constitutional decentralisation, India's villages are not asking for more meetings; they are asking for more meaning.

Communist Party of China Has the Largest Party Membership After BJP of India

CPC Has Now 101.28 Million Members as per Latest Report on Organisation
Satyaki Chakraborty - 2026-07-02 02:54 UTC
Communist Party of China has now 101.28 million members, the second highest party membership in the world after the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of India which claims to have 180 million members. Both the countries have around 1.45 billion population. While the BJP’s membership increased at a steep rate in the last ten years, the CPC maintained a moderate growth due to its strict procedures.

Trump’s $1 Billion Crypto Filing Shows How Wealth Creation Has Changed

Bitcoin Evolves into Globally Recognised Institutional Asset
Nigel Green - 2026-07-02 02:49 UTC
Trump’s annual financial disclosure report shows that cryptocurrency is already part of mainstream finance. President Donald Trump disclosed more than $1 billion in crypto-related income in his latest federal financial filing, with digital asset ventures generating more revenue than much of the real estate empire he spent decades building.

'Drishyam 3' Review: Jeethu Joseph Proves That Great Sequels Don't Have to Suck

The Film Has a Fresh Narrative Dealt in a More Transformative Manner
T N Ashok - 2026-07-02 02:41 UTC
Hollywood has conditioned audiences to expect diminishing returns from franchises. The first film dazzles, the second tries to outdo it, and by the third the series usually runs out of ideas. Jeethu Joseph's Drishyam trilogy breaks that rule with remarkable confidence. If anything, Drishyam 3 demonstrates that a sequel need not merely repeat a successful formula; it can reinvent itself while remaining faithful to the world audiences have invested in for over a decade.

Can 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' Spark Education Reform?

Restoring Trust and Securing Students' Future
Raju Kumar - 2026-07-02 02:37 UTC
India's education system today is grappling with more than shortages of resources, outdated curricula or institutional shortcomings. The deeper crisis is one of trust. Millions of students and their families spend years preparing for competitive examinations, investing enormous amounts of time, money and hope. When paper leaks, cancelled examinations, disputed results and delayed recruitment processes become recurring headlines, the issue extends far beyond a single examination. It raises serious questions about a system on which the future of an entire generation depends.

Bangladesh-China Joint Statement on Teesta Cooperation Poses a Big Challenge to India

New Delhi Has to Act with Caution Without Disturbing Ties with Two Neighbours
Nitya Chakraborty - 2026-07-01 04:02 UTC
The joint statement of the Chinese President Xi Jinping and the Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman issued in Beijing on June 26 following the visit of Tarique to China has drawn the attention of the global diplomatic circles due to the sweep of the nature of collaboration between the two countries mentioned in the statement.