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IndiaAround 82% of Elders Live With Family, Where Most Abuse Happens: India’s Invisible Crisis
The article highlights that approximately 82% of elderly individuals in India live with their families, which is also where most cases of elder abuse occur. It refers to this situation as an 'invisible crisis,' suggesting that the issue is underreported or overlooked.
Why Rahul Gandhi's failure is falling Congress numbers, not INDIA bloc's cracks
The article discusses the recent poor performance of the Indian National Congress in state elections and attributes the blame primarily to Rahul Gandhi, the party's leader. It highlights internal tensions within the INDIA bloc, an opposition alliance formed to challenge the ruling BJP, following the election results. Several parties, including the DMK and CPI(M), have accused the Congress of betraying alliances, particularly after the Tamil Nadu election outcome. Leaders from other parties, such as Akhilesh Yadav and Tejashwi Yadav, criticized the Congress for acting unilaterally and damaging盟
Battle of real ‘TMC’ begins as rebel MPs merge with Nationalist Citizens Party
A group of dissident Trinamool Congress (TMC) MPs claimed they had broken away from the party and merged with the Nationalist Citizens Party, a smaller regional party based in Tripula. The rebels met with Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to seek recognition as a separate parliamentary group. Rebel MP Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar stated that two-thirds of TMC's Lok Sabha members supported the move. Senior TMC leader Sudip Bandyopadhyay confirmed the merger but described the Nationalist Citizens Party as a regional entity. The situation has sparked debate over which faction truly represents the TMC, with Bnd
Keshav Suri
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Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke slapped during Jaipur protest
Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke was slapped during a protest in Jaipur. The incident occurred amid protests against alleged mismanagement in competitive exams and issues like unemployment. Videos of the attack were shared on social media, and two individuals were detained according to police officials. Dipke condemned the physical attack as a sign of fear and vowed to continue peaceful protests. He called for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. The party, which began as a satirical campaign, has organized similar protests across multiple cities.
Krishangi Megotia
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The Many Lives of a Newspaper
The article discusses the evolution and multiple phases of a newspaper's existence.
Interview | How Can the Opposition Throw a Real Challenge to the Modi Govt in This Scenario?
The article poses a question regarding how the opposition in India can effectively challenge the current Modi government, suggesting that the scenario presents unique challenges for the opposition.
Kanishka Prasad
The article provides no content beyond the name 'Kanishka Prasad' and the publication identifier 'TheWire.in'. No information is given regarding the individual, their role, actions, or any events related to them.
Watch | What Happened to the Lone Indian on the Sumud Flotilla’s Land Convoy to Gaza?
The article discusses the experience of an Indian individual who was part of the Sumud Flotilla's land convoy to Gaza. It appears to focus on the events surrounding this person during the journey.
Beyond Crime Thriller, Raakh is a Story About Caste, Recognition and the Politics of Violence
The article discusses the film 'Raakh,' highlighting its themes beyond a typical crime thriller, focusing on caste, recognition, and the politics of violence.
What a Southeast Asian Robotaxi Deal Reveals About Mobilitys Future
The article discusses a robotaxi deal in Southeast Asia and what it reveals about the future of mobility.
Bihar Govt Doesn’t Count How Many Lost Vision to Illicit Liquor. But Their Lives Are Changed Forever.
The article highlights the lack of data collection by the Bihar government regarding individuals who have lost their vision due to consuming illicit liquor. It emphasizes the lasting impact on the lives of those affected.
TMC, Sena (UBT) flux: Bid to boost NDA numbers in Lok Sabha for women's bill?
The article discusses political developments in Indian politics, focusing on the potential introduction of a constitutional amendment bill aimed at reserving seats for women in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies starting in 2029. It highlights internal tensions within the Trinamool Congress (TMC) and Shiv Sena (UBT), suggesting efforts by these parties to increase their numbers in the National Democratic Alliance (NDA). The article also mentions discussions around modifying the bill's wording to secure support from parties such as the DMK.
Bashir Badr, the Goldsmith of Urdu Ghazal, Lives On
The article discusses Bashir Badr, a renowned poet known for his contributions to Urdu ghazal poetry.
Minor Jailed for Nearly Two Months Despite No Link to Noida Protests, Family Says; Struggles to Pay Bail
A minor has been jailed for nearly two months despite having no connection to the protests in Noida, according to their family. The individual is now struggling to pay bail.
The Making of the Aerodynamic Dhoti Mk-1
The article discusses the development of an aerodynamic dhoti, referred to as the 'Dhoti Mk-1', focusing on its design and potential applications.
Questions That Modi’s Principal Secretary Actually Needs to Ask
The article presents a list of questions that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's principal secretary should ask, likely related to governance, policy decisions, or administrative challenges.
How the Deal is a Victory and an Opportunity for Iran, a Setback for US and a Bitter Lesson for India
The article discusses the implications of a deal involving Iran, highlighting it as a victory and opportunity for Iran, a setback for the United States, and a bitter lesson for India.
Pakistan Upstaging India in Diplomacy is a Monumental Failure of the Modi Govts Foreign Policy
The article argues that Pakistan has outmaneuvered India in diplomatic efforts, which the author attributes to a failure in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's foreign policy.
MKV 360 Degrees | Modis 12 Years: A Lost Decade For the Economy
The article discusses the economic performance over the past 12 years under the leadership of Modis, suggesting that this period has been a 'lost decade' for the economy.
MKV 360 Degrees | Modi's 12 Years: 'A Lost Decade For the Economy'
The article critically examines Prime Minister Narendra Modi's twelve years in office, suggesting that this period has been a 'lost decade' for India's economy.
Full Text | I am Showing the Violence: Joe Sacco on His Book on the Muzaffarnagar Riots
The article discusses Joe Sacco's book on the Muzaffarnagar riots, focusing on his portrayal of the violence and his perspective on the events.
PM Modi Welcomes US-Iran Deal Without Naming Mediator Pakistan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed welcome towards the recent US-Iran deal but did not explicitly name Pakistan as the mediator in the agreement.
Main Vaapas Aaunga: Naseeruddin Shah Elevates a Muddled Piece on the Horrors of Partition
The article discusses Naseeruddin Shah's portrayal of the horrors of Partition in his film 'Main Vaapas Aaunga,' highlighting both the strengths and weaknesses of the narrative.
NCERT Textbook Is Not the First Time the Modi Govt Has Covered Up the Mohenjodaro Dancing Girl
The article discusses allegations that the Modi government has attempted to obscure historical facts, specifically referencing the Mohenjodaro Dancing Girl, through changes in NCERT textbooks.
Ayodhyas Ram Temple And Six Past Charges of Alleged Corruption
The article discusses the Ayodhya Ram Temple and six past charges of alleged corruption.
Start the week with a film: ‘Resurrection’ is a visionary, transcendent experience
The article reviews the film 'Resurrection' directed by Bi Gan, highlighting its unique storytelling approach, visual style, and thematic elements. It describes the film's setting as either a future or parallel timeline where humans have stopped dreaming, leading to a society devoid of cinema and political freedom. The plot revolves around a deliriant-hunter who discovers a movie projector within a deliriant's heart, allowing her to access multiple dreams.
Aitchison Colleges Honour For Ex-Punjab CM Recalls a Deeper, Fast-Eroding Shared Memory
The article discusses the honoring of a former Punjab Chief Minister by Aitchison Colleges, prompting reflections on shared memories that are quickly fading.
It Makes No Sense Not to Count Nehrus First Nearly Six Years in Office
The article argues that it is illogical not to count the first nearly six years of Nehru's tenure in office.
Slums Are Bearing the Brunt of the Climate Crisis – and Devising Solutions
The article discusses how slum communities are disproportionately affected by the climate crisis and highlights efforts being made within these areas to develop solutions.
Modi will surpass Nehru’s record to become longest serving PM of India: Amit Shah
The article reports that Home Minister Amit Shah claims Prime Minister Modi will surpass Jawaharlal Nehru as India's longest-serving Prime Minister. Shah states that Modi made public welfare the central principle of his governance during his tenure.
Can computer-based testing tidy up the NEET mess? Pros and cons of shift
India's National Eligibility cum Entrance Test-Undergraduate (NEET-UG), a highly competitive medical entrance exam, is transitioning to a computer-based testing (CBT) format starting in 2027. This decision follows recent controversies such as the NEET 2024 scandal and a paper leak, as well as recommendations from the K. Radhakrishnan Committee. The shift aims to reduce vulnerabilities like paper leaks and improve the reliability of the exam. Experts suggest the move is intended to restore public trust in the high-stakes test, which is taken by over 2.2 million students annually.
Day 107 of US-Israel War on Iran: Will There Be a Peace Deal Today?
The article's title suggests ongoing conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran, posing a question about the possibility of a peace deal.
Have Approved Rules For Use of E100, Says Gadkari
The article reports that Nitin Gadkari, India's Minister of Road Transport and Highways, has approved rules for the use of E100 fuel.
Why Modi-Shah Got Cold Feet On a Cabinet Reshuffle They Can No Longer Afford to Avoid
The article discusses why Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his chief minister, Amit Shah, have become hesitant about conducting a cabinet reshuffle, suggesting it has become an unavoidable necessity.
Explained: The Anti-Defection Law, Exodus of TMC MPs and MLAs and Constitutional Cases
The article provides an explanation of India's Anti-Defection Law, discusses the exodus of Trinamool Congress (TMC) members of parliament (MPs) and members of the legislative assembly (MLAs), and touches upon related constitutional cases.
How a Gap in Environmental Regulation Enabled NTPCs 4,500-Acre Solar Project Near Gujarats Wetlands
The article investigates how a gap in environmental regulation allowed NTPC, India's largest power generation company, to develop a 4,500-acre solar project near Gujarat's wetlands.
Modi Govts Jaipur Polo Ground Takeover: Is It Linked to Post-Delimitation Parliament Expansion?
The article explores whether the takeover of the Jaipur Polo Ground by the Modi government is connected to the expansion of the parliament following delimitation.
Family of Muslim Hawker Hacked to Death in Bengals Jangalmahal Blames Anti-Muslim Hatred
The family of a Muslim hawker who was hacked to death in Bengal's Jangalmahal area has blamed anti-Muslim hatred for the incident.
Bidadi Township Project: How Karnataka Farmers are Paying the Price for Bengaluru Urbans Expansion
The article discusses the impact of the Bidadi Township Project on farmers in Karnataka, highlighting how their land is being acquired for urban expansion in Bengaluru.
How Prince Academy Became One of Indias Leading CBSE Schools
The article discusses how Prince Academy has become one of India's leading schools under the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE).
Exclusive: A Year After Ahmedabad Crash, the DGCA Unit Meant to Keep Planes Airworthy Is Half-Empty
The article reports that one year after the Ahmedabad plane crash, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) unit responsible for ensuring aircraft airworthiness is only half-staffed.
Visiting Srishti Gupta, an Artist in Prison for Supporting a Workers Protest
The article discusses a visit to Srishti Gupta, an artist imprisoned for supporting a workers' protest.
Full Text | Parties Splitting Is Unhealthy, It Keeps the Opposition From Doing Its Job
The article discusses the negative impact of political parties splitting, suggesting that such divisions hinder the opposition's ability to perform its duties effectively.
The Republic of Vermin: How an Insult Grew Into a Movement
The article explores the evolution of the term 'Republic of Vermin' from an insult into a significant social movement in India.
Firm Managing Tanker Disputes US Version of Attack That Killed Three Indians
A firm managing tanker operations has disputed the U.S. version of an attack that resulted in the deaths of three Indian nationals.
In a Country Where Even a Street Vendor Must Register, How Can RSS Be Exempted?: Priyank Kharge
The article questions why the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), a prominent Hindu nationalist organization, is exempt from registration requirements that apply to other entities such as street vendors.
24 Indian sailors rescued from ship hit by US missile
Twenty-four Indian sailors were rescued from the tanker Marivex after it was struck by a U.S. military missile off the coast of Oman. The U.S. stated that the vessel violated a maritime blockade targeting Iran by attempting to reach an Iranian port. The ship had previously been sanctioned by the U.S. over alleged ties to Iran's oil trade. The incident occurred following a ceasefire in West Asia, and the vessel had recently exited the Strait of Hormuz. The sailors were evacuated by helicopter to Masirah Island in Oman and are expected to return to India soon.
As Student Leaders Detained, CJP Joins Lekhpal and Sub Inspector Exam Protesters in Lucknow
The article reports on student leaders being detained and mentions the Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) joining protesters in Lucknow who are participating in demonstrations related to the Lekhpal and Sub Inspector exams.
Watch | Why Parties Split and Why We Should Worry: Gilles Verniers
The article discusses the reasons behind political parties splitting and raises concerns about the implications of such divisions.
How the Chandrababu-led Govt is Dismantling Andhra Pradeshs Public Education
The article discusses the alleged impact of the Chandrababu Naidu-led government on public education in Andhra Pradesh.
Monsoon spikes infections in Kerala: What health experts advise
Health authorities in Kerala have issued alerts regarding rising cases of waterborne diseases such as shigellosis, typhoid, and rat fever during the monsoon season. A four-year-old girl in Kozhikode died from shigellosis, and several hundred people are receiving treatment in Kozhikode and Wayanad districts. The health minister stated that a medical team has been dispatched to Wayanad and emphasized efforts to maintain hygiene and prevent further spread.
Tamil Nadu Voted for Change, But Wealth Still Won
The article discusses the outcome of elections in Tamil Nadu, highlighting that despite voters seeking change, wealth and economic factors still played a significant role in determining election results.
Four in Five Business Leaders Expect Permanent Disruption as AI, Tariffs and Critical Minerals Competition Reshape Global Commerce, Finds DMCC Future of Trade Report
A report by DMCC, titled 'Future of Trade,' indicates that 80% of business leaders anticipate lasting changes in global commerce due to factors such as artificial intelligence, trade tariffs, and competition over critical minerals.
Modi’s 4,399 Days in Office: Less a Record, More About Conditions Apply*
The article discusses Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 4,399 days in office, suggesting that while it is a significant milestone, the focus should be more on the conditions under which this record was achieved rather than the record itself.
Watch | Over 150 Houses Demolished in Delhi’s Shalimar Bagh
Over 150 houses have been demolished in Delhi's Shalimar Bagh area.
The Demographic Dividend India Was Promised Is Slipping Away
The article discusses concerns that India's demographic dividend — a potential economic boost from a young population — is not materializing as expected.
The Internet is No Longer Ours
The article discusses concerns over the loss of internet freedom and autonomy, suggesting that control over the internet is no longer in the hands of users.
How Authorities Went Back on Their Own Assurances in the Violent Jadavpur Bulldozer Drive
The article examines how authorities reversed their previous assurances during the violent bulldozing operation in Jadavpur.
UnCERT-In: CBSE Fiasco Reveals Major Vulnerabilities in Indias Cyber Security Systems
The article discusses vulnerabilities exposed by a recent incident involving the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), highlighting weaknesses in India's cybersecurity infrastructure.
A Day After US Acknowledges Strike on MT Marivex, India Says Ship Was ‘Disabled’
A day after the United States acknowledged conducting a strike on the MT Marivex ship, India stated that the vessel was 'disabled.'
Why Nepal is Caught in the Wave of Democratic Backsliding
The article examines the current political situation in Nepal, focusing on concerns regarding democratic backsliding.
An Indian Billionaire Was Targeted by Trump. Then He Poured Money Into a Startup Secretly Backed by Donald Trump Jr.
The article discusses an Indian billionaire who was targeted by Donald Trump and later invested money into a startup secretly backed by Donald Trump Jr.
The Trillion-Dollar Opportunity Cost of the American Empire
The article discusses the economic implications of maintaining the American empire, focusing on the significant financial burden it imposes.
Anand Patwardhan’s Award-Winning Film ‘Father, Son and Holy War’ Removed From YouTube
Anand Patwardhan's award-winning film 'Father, Son and Holy War' has been removed from YouTube.
Nehru at Bandung: Notes From a Conference Slip Pad
The article discusses notes from a conference slip pad related to Nehru's time at Bandung.
How the ‘Blue Economy’ is Devouring the Ocean it Claims to Save
The article examines the 'Blue Economy' initiative, which aims to promote sustainable use of ocean resources, and critiques its potential negative impacts on marine ecosystems.
Adityanaths Own Ministers Question His Governments Encounter Killings
Ministers in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh have raised questions about the number of deaths during police encounters under Chief Minister Adityanath's government.
Fact Check: Mr Rijiju, Persecution of Religious Minorities in India is Not Propaganda But the Reality
The article addresses claims made by Mr. Rijiju regarding the persecution of religious minorities in India, asserting that such reports are based on reality rather than propaganda.
African Cheetah Under Treatment At Kuno National Park Dies
An African cheetah that was under treatment at Kuno National Park has died.
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A Lived Sociology of Caste
The article explores the lived experiences and social dynamics related to caste in Indian society.
Backstory: Media’s Eyes-Wide-Shut Approach to Dowry Crimes is Only Enabling Them
The article discusses how the media's lack of scrutiny and critical reporting on dowry crimes in India is contributing to the persistence of these crimes by failing to hold perpetrators accountable and raise public awareness.
Penguin Will Not Distribute Joe Saccos Book on Muzaffarnagar Riots in India: Report
The article reports that Penguin Books has decided not to distribute Joe Sacco's book on the Muzaffarnagar riots in India.
Extremist Rhetoric Violates the Soul of Indian Dance
The article discusses how extremist rhetoric is undermining the essence of Indian dance.
Who Are the Parasites in India?
The article title 'Who Are the Parasites in India?' suggests an investigative piece examining individuals or groups exploiting the system in India. However, no further content from the article is provided to determine specific details, framing, or sources.
No One Understands Our Pain: Inside Lebanon Where the Displaced Still Await Political Pathway
The article explores the situation of displaced individuals in Lebanon who are still waiting for a political solution to their plight. It highlights the emotional and psychological toll on those affected by the ongoing crisis.
Anti-Muslim Politics Has Became Central to the Modi Era
The article discusses how anti-Muslim politics has become a central theme during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's tenure.
Biomass Burning Drove Expansion of Pollution Hotspots Across Eastern India, Himalayas: 25-Year Study
A 25-year study has found that biomass burning is responsible for the expansion of pollution hotspots across eastern India and the Himalayan region.
PW IOI Launches Two-Year Professional Management Program in Product Management, Business Analytics & Startup Leadership
PW IOI has launched a two-year professional management program focused on product management, business analytics, and startup leadership.
Regulatory Failure and Absence of Engineering Oversight are Turning Urban Buildings into Death Traps
The article discusses concerns regarding regulatory failures and the lack of engineering oversight leading to unsafe urban buildings.
Falling Rupee, Sluggish Private Investment Could Hurt Consumption Demand, Parliament Panel Told
A parliamentary panel was informed that a falling rupee and sluggish private investment could negatively impact consumption demand.
As the BJP Government Bulldozes Bengals Hawkers, Resistance Sprouts From a Likely Quarter
The article discusses the resistance emerging against the BJP government's actions in Bengal, specifically regarding the bulldozing of hawkers.
From Denial to Data: Evidence of RBI’s Gold Drawdown in May 2026
The article discusses evidence of the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) gold drawdown in May 2026, moving from initial denial to data-based confirmation.
What Ramachandra Guha Gets Wrong About the Congress
The article critiques historian Ramachandra Guha's analysis of the Indian National Congress party, pointing out perceived inaccuracies or misinterpretations in his work.
Arunachal Pradesh Christian Forum Urges CM Khandu to Halt Process of Implementing Freedom of Religion Act
The Arunachal Pradesh Christian Forum has urged Chief Minister Khandu to halt the process of implementing the Freedom of Religion Act.
Census Enumerators Told to Ensure Data They Collect, Tallies with ‘Government Data’: Report
The article reports that census enumerators have been instructed to ensure that the data they collect aligns with existing 'government data.'
Why Political Caricatures Often Fail the Test of Time
The article discusses why political caricatures often fail to remain relevant or impactful over time.
The Cockroach Janta Party – Anna Hazare Redux?
The article discusses the potential resurgence of anti-corruption activism in India, drawing parallels between current movements and the efforts of Anna Hazare, a prominent Indian social activist known for his role in the 2011 anti-corruption protests.