The 2025 World Cup win marks a tectonic shift: women's cricket has moved from tokenism to legitimacy, from spectatorship to stardom.

Academician and political expert Abdul Qadir dissects Bihar’s caste politics, voter roll chaos, and the ECI's lapses—revealing how inequality distorts democracy.

The Jubilee Hills byelection has become a referendum on Revanth Reddy’s leadership, urban voter shifts, and Telangana’s evolving political alignments.

Both the NDA and INDIA bloc move beyond caste arithmetic in Bihar’s 2025 election, targeting youth aspirations and women’s empowerment.

Saudi Arabia ends its decades-old kafala system, promising new rights and transparency. But can reforms truly protect India’s migrant workforce?

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As India ages, millions of citizens over 60 remain outside Ayushman Bharat’s safety net. Expanding PM-JAY is vital for equity, dignity, and universal care.

The PM SHRI crisis in Kerala’s Left government reveals deep rifts within the LDF, CPI’s defiance, and Delhi’s grip through financial coercion.

Ecological economist Nilanjan Ghosh dissects the politics and science of Bengal’s floods, exposing how faulty hydropower ...

As Bihar votes again, Nitish Kumar’s “last election” line returns. Is it nostalgia, fatigue, or strategy? Explore India’s ageing political class.

Forty-five years on, Neem Annapurna endures as a searing portrait of hunger, migration, and moral decay—echoing global tales ...

Delhi School of Economics cancels its 60-year Friday Sociology Colloquium; coordinator Nandini Sundar resigns, citing threats ...