Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin has strongly criticized the CBSE’s new curriculum framework. He labels it a linguistic imposition that favors Hindi over regional languages. Stalin argues this policy undermines federalism and marginalizes non-Hindi-speaking states. He urges the Union government to respect India’s linguistic diversity and protect students’…
View More ‘Calculated Hindi imposition’: MK Stalin slams Centre over CBSE’s new three-language curriculumCategory: India
Shashi Tharoor’s convoy blocked in Kerala’s Wandoor, five men assault his gunman, driver
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor’s convoy faced an alleged attack in Kerala’s Wandoor on Friday evening. Two vehicles reportedly blocked the road, leading to an assault on Tharoor’s gunman and driver when they attempted to clear the obstruction. Police have arrested one of the five identified accused and are pursuing the…
View More Shashi Tharoor’s convoy blocked in Kerala’s Wandoor, five men assault his gunman, driver‘Anxiety among minorities’: Shashi Tharoor questions FCRA Ammendment Bill
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor expressed skepticism regarding reports of the Centre withdrawing the FCRA Amendment Bill, warning of its potential reintroduction. He stated the opposition will remain vigilant to prevent amendments causing anxiety among religious minorities. Opposition MPs had previously protested the bill, citing concerns for NGOs and minority groups…
View More ‘Anxiety among minorities’: Shashi Tharoor questions FCRA Ammendment Bill7th India-flagged LPG tanker crosses Hormuz, 17 in queue
In a significant maritime achievement, an Indian LPG tanker has successfully maneuvered through the strategic Strait of Hormuz, flanked by six compatriots that have already reached Indian shores. However, the tension persists as seventeen Indian vessels, two of which are LPG carriers, hold position on the western side, biding their…
View More 7th India-flagged LPG tanker crosses Hormuz, 17 in queueSpecial session a violation of election code, claims Congress
The Congress party has criticized the BJP’s recently announced ‘special session’, accusing it of violating campaign regulations, particularly regarding the contentious women’s quota bill, which they claim is aimed at influencing voters in Tamil Nadu and Bengal. They express concern over proposed adjustments to parliamentary seats, warning it could marginalize…
View More Special session a violation of election code, claims CongressGovernment confident of cross-party support for women’s quota bills
The government plans to reconvene Parliament for a special session to pass women’s reservation legislation for 2029. Despite opposition parties questioning the timing and motives, they’ve largely supported the proposal itself. The NDA is confident due to broad past support and women’s growing influence as voters, anticipating passage of key…
View More Government confident of cross-party support for women’s quota billsHAL imposes ‘contractual penalties’ on GE for Tejas engine delivery delay; PSU chief says Russia made presentation on Su-57 jet
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited anticipates receiving 20 F404 engines from General Electric by December, with a sixth for the Tejas Mark 1A expected by April-end. HAL is imposing contractual penalties on GE for engine supply delays. Meanwhile, all 34 Tejas jets are set to resume flying from April 8 after software…
View More HAL imposes ‘contractual penalties’ on GE for Tejas engine delivery delay; PSU chief says Russia made presentation on Su-57 jetIndia’s third home-grown N-sub commissioned; Rajnath also launches stealth frigate, large cavitation tunnel facility at Vizag
India’s naval strength significantly bolstered with the commissioning of INS Aridhaman, its third indigenous nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine, enhancing its second-strike capability. The vessel boasts advanced stealth and increased missile capacity. Additionally, the stealth frigate INS Taragiri was inducted, alongside the foundation stone laid for a crucial naval research facility,…
View More India’s third home-grown N-sub commissioned; Rajnath also launches stealth frigate, large cavitation tunnel facility at VizagSupreme Court judge recuses self from case after reserving verdict
In a surprising twist, Justice K.V. Viswanathan of the Supreme Court opted to recuse himself from a case that had reached the judgment reservation stage. Upon reflection, he realized his prior role in representing the petitioner, Alchemist Asset Reconstruction Company, throughout his distinguished legal career. …
View More Supreme Court judge recuses self from case after reserving verdictGovernment hopes to clear 5 crore pending cases with Jan Vishwas Bill
Government departments and prosecutors are urged to withdraw cases involving minor offences following the Jan Vishwas Bill’s passage. This initiative aims to resolve millions of pending court cases by replacing jail terms with penalties for procedural lapses, particularly in healthcare. Serious offences remain under strict legal purview, offering relief for…
View More Government hopes to clear 5 crore pending cases with Jan Vishwas BillMeT forecasts heavy rains in Kashmir plains, snowfall in higher reaches
Jammu and Kashmir braces for continued erratic weather as a strong western disturbance brings widespread rain, gusty winds, and snowfall to higher reaches. Srinagar experienced flooded roads, prompting authorities to issue advisories urging residents to avoid non-essential travel and take safety precautions, especially near water bodies. The inclement conditions are…
View More MeT forecasts heavy rains in Kashmir plains, snowfall in higher reachesThe battle of promises and bigger promises: Decoding manifestos of parties in Kerala fray
Kerala’s 2026 elections are a promise war. LDF, UDF, and NDA offer welfare, jobs, and growth. Welfare is now a baseline. Parties compete on scale and delivery. Voters seek sustainability and governance. Promises target all sections. Implementation is the real test amid fiscal challenges. This election is a referendum on…
View More The battle of promises and bigger promises: Decoding manifestos of parties in Kerala fray5.9 magnitude earthquake hits Afghanistan’s Hindu Kush region, tremors felt in north India
A 5.9 magnitude earthquake originating in Afghanistan’s Jurm jolted Delhi-NCR and northern India on Friday evening. Residents across Jammu and Kashmir, Delhi, and surrounding areas felt the tremors and evacuated their homes. Fortunately, no injuries or property damage have been reported thus far in this developing situation. …
View More 5.9 magnitude earthquake hits Afghanistan’s Hindu Kush region, tremors felt in north IndiaRare disease funds drop, unspent money piles up at key centres
Funding for rare disease treatment at Centres of Excellence has significantly dropped, with allocations falling from Rs 82.87 crore to Rs 32.73 crore. Despite this, many institutions report unspent funds, indicating issues with fund utilization and patient support, even as new releases are limited. …
View More Rare disease funds drop, unspent money piles up at key centresRavikant Kisana Talks Privilege & Uncomfortable Truths
Ravikant Kisana is an academic and the author of ‘Meet the Savarnas’. He also podcasts and performs live under the moniker Buffalo Intellectual. …
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