Dharmendra Pradhan has spoken publicly about his resignation, and Gen Z is at the centre of his explanation. The former Union Education Minister resigned on July 25 after weeks of student protests linked to the NEET paper leak controversy and examination irregularities. Now, he has explained why he offered to step down and what he … Read more
Not too long ago, watching entertainment meant sitting down with a bowl of popcorn and opening Netflix, Prime Video, or JioHotstar. People happily spent hours binge-watching web series or enjoying a movie after a long day. Now, a different kind of entertainment is catching people’s attention. More and more Indians are discovering short, mobile-first drama … Read more
For weeks, students across India stood together with one clear message: they wanted a fair education system they could trust. What started as frustration over alleged examination irregularities in competitive exams soon grew into a nationwide movement. Students marched peacefully, organised demonstrations, joined hunger strikes, and used social media to keep their voices heard. Parents, … Read more
Thousands of students spent weeks raising their voices. Peaceful protests spread across several states. Hunger strikes captured national attention. Parliament witnessed heated debates as young people demanded accountability and reforms to India’s examination system. Then came the announcement that changed the political conversation. The Dharmendra Pradhan resignation quickly became one of the biggest political stories … Read more
Parliament March Today became one of the biggest stories in India after thousands of students and supporters marched through central Delhi, hoping to take their demands directly to Parliament. What began as a peaceful demonstration later turned into a tense standoff as police stopped the march, fired tear gas, and used batons after clashes broke … Read more
Sonam Wangchuk Taken to Hospital After 21-Day Hunger Strike has become one of India’s biggest news stories after the education reform activist was shifted to VMMC and Safdarjung Hospital following a 21-day fast at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar. His protest over alleged examination paper leaks, greater transparency in competitive examinations, and the resignation of Union Education … Read more
If you’ve been searching “petrol diesel price increase after tax hike,” you’re not alone. Fuel-related searches have surged across India after the Centre announced fresh changes to export duties on petroleum products, leaving many people wondering whether petrol and diesel are about to become more expensive. The short answer is no, not immediately. The government’s … Read more
Over the past few days, Sonam Wangchuk has once again become one of the most talked-about names in India. Photos and videos from Jantar Mantar in New Delhi have spread rapidly across social media, showing the education reformer and environmental activist continuing his indefinite fast. As public concern grows over his health, many people are … Read more
When news breaks about missile strikes or military tensions in the Middle East, it is easy to assume the conflict has little to do with everyday life in India. In reality, the US-Iran conflict impact on India is much bigger than many people realize. From petrol prices and LPG cylinders to airfares, grocery bills, and … Read more
If you’ve opened Google or watched the news this week, you’ve probably seen Prime Minister Narendra Modi attending the G7 Summit alongside leaders from some of the world’s most powerful economies. That naturally raises a question many Indians are asking right now. If India is not a G7 member, why does it keep getting invited … Read more
