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Judiciary Has a Special Role in These Dark Times of Hate Mongering

Some of the Judges in Lower Courts Have Shown Courage in Their Orders
Nilotpal Basu - 2026-07-09 13:10 UTC
The process of decolonisation in India was initiated, and the Constitution was drawn up, to ensure an equilibrium based on the principle of checks and balances between the three organs of the state – legislature, executive and judiciary.

Extreme Heat Puts Children at Health Risk in India

CRY Study Shows Seven Out of Ten Students Miss School in Summer
Raju Kumar - 2026-07-09 13:06 UTC
The impact of natural disasters, climate crises and environmental changes is never experienced equally across society. Children, women and economically vulnerable communities often bear the greatest burden of such crises. For children, rising temperatures are not merely a matter of seasonal discomfort; they directly affect their health, education, mental development and future. Climate change and extreme heat, therefore, can no longer be viewed only through an environmental lens. They must also be understood as critical child rights and child development concerns.

Modi Govt’s Overcautious Oil Market Reading Hurting Retail Fuel Customers

Crude Disclaims Risks of Ceasefire Violations, Remains Under Pressure
K Raveendran - 2026-07-08 14:49 UTC
The Narendra Modi government’s position on fuel prices now looks less like prudent caution and more like an overly defensive reading of a market that has already absorbed much of the Iran-US risk. The more calibrated question, therefore, is not whether New Delhi is right to watch the West Asian security situation, but whether a two-month wait before reassessing retail fuel prices is justified when crude has failed to sustain a meaningful geopolitical premium.

Modi-Shah Duo Betting Big on Delimitation Bill to Hijack Parliament

Sangh’s Main Objective Remains Altering India’s Secular Constitution
Arun Srivastava - 2026-07-08 14:45 UTC
North India's demographic size and Hindi-Hindu majority have long helped propel RSS’s ideological mission and the electoral dominance of the BJP since 2014, such as unifying the Hindu majority and advancing a unified cultural identity of “Hindi-Hindu-Hindustan”. While the RSS aims to deform the secular and socialist foundations of the Indian constitution, it intends to use ‘delimitation’ as the first constitutional step to change the basic character and identity of India to Hindu Rashtra.

Former India Cricket Team Captain Sourav Ganguly Turns 54 on July 8 in Great Style

An Able Sports Administrator, Prince of Kolkata’s Biopic is Being Released Soon
T N Ashok - 2026-07-08 14:34 UTC
Few captains have altered the course of Indian cricket as dramatically as Sourav Ganguly. If Kapil Dev gave India belief by lifting the 1983 World Cup, and Mahendra Singh Dhoni transformed belief into global dominance, it was Ganguly who built the bridge between the two eras.

N. Kavitha Rameshwar’s Book Shows How a Resurrected Constitutional Safeguard Shaped India

Writer Has Given Special Focus on Article 21’s Bail Jurisprudence in the Context of Rights
Shobhit Arora - 2026-07-08 14:30 UTC
Before The Draft Constitution of 1948 provided that no person could be deprived of their life or personal liberty "except according to procedure established by law,” the interim report of the Advisory Committee on Minorities and Fundamental Rights (1947) stated that "No person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty, without due process of law, nor shall any person be denied the equal treatment of the laws within the territories of the union” (emphasis ours).

It is Now Official: U.S. Will Do Everything to Curb India’s Economic Growth

Indian Foreign Office is Still Silent on Deputy Secretary of State Landau’s Comment
Satyaki Chakraborty - 2026-07-07 13:56 UTC
Amidst Trump-Modi bonhomie and the continuation of India-US trade talks, former Indian intelligence chief Vikram Sood said on Sunday in an interview to a British network that the present U.S. deputy secretary of state Christopher Landau told Indian officials during his visit to India in March 2026 that Washington would use tariffs, sanctions and other tools to curb India’s rapid economic growth and would not allow it to emerge as a major power competing with USA.

Systematic Theft of Donations at Ram Temple by RSS-BJP Men is Established Fact

They Are Now Trying Their Best to Limit Political Damage, But Questions Remain
Dr. Gyan Pathak - 2026-07-07 13:51 UTC
The investigation so far, as on July 7, 2026, into the systematic theft worth rupees tens of millions of donations at Ram Temple of Ayodhya has clearly shown that it was the work of no-other than the people of RSS-BJP, and therefore, it has political consequence for the Hindutva juggernaut. Ram Temple for them has been a political symbol, and the theft has tarnished their image. No wonder they are now trying their best to limit the political damage, by showing that the wrongdoing is being investigated rather than concealed. However, investigation is not seen as impartial by large number of people, because the way it is being carried out leave many questions unanswered.

VB-G Ram G Act is a Threat to Right to Rural Employment in the Country

Centre Must Reconsider the Provisions Which Hamper Security of Labour
Dr. B.K. Kango - 2026-07-07 13:46 UTC
On 23 June 2026, the Communist Party of India (CPI) and the BKMU jointly organised nationwide demonstrations in all districts of the country against the abolition of the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA).

The Film They Couldn't Bury: How Satluj Reopened Punjab's Deepest Wounds

Centre Has to Consider Resumption of Screening in the Zee5 as Early as Possible
T N Ashok - 2026-07-07 13:41 UTC
A film delayed for years. A censor battle unlike any other. An OTT release that lasted barely two days. And a story that refuses to disappear. By the time Satluj briefly appeared on ZEE5 this week, it had already become one of the most talked-about unseen films in Indian cinema. Within 48 hours, it disappeared again.