Ethanol Game Is Big, Building a ‘Liquid Gold’ Business
Tridib Raman Simply cursing Nitin Gadkari over ethanol or E-20 petrol will not work, nor will turning him into the sole villain of this entire game. This game is organised…
Tridib Raman Simply cursing Nitin Gadkari over ethanol or E-20 petrol will not work, nor will turning him into the sole villain of this entire game. This game is organised…
If the spirited movement led by Generation Z, or simply the youth of the country, has acquired a new face, much of the credit goes to the internet.
New Delhi, 23 July Thousands of students gathered at Jantar Mantar on Wednesday to press demands for increased funding for higher education, better employment opportunities, and greater democratic rights on…
Indian educationist and activist Sonam Wangchuk was forcibly moved to a government hospital on Saturday by Delhi Police, bringing an end to his 20-day hunger strike against the government’s handling…
Normally, the Sangh (RSS) does not have any declared official mechanism to evaluate the performance of Chief Ministers or ministers.
Tridib Raman For Asaduddin Owaisi, this was a completely unique experience. Sometimes politics entangles you in strange new twists. When it was confirmed that this time the Monsoon Session of…
The 2026 FIFA World Cup reached a boiling point this weekend as the drama-packed Round of 32 concluded and the final Round of 16 bracket was sealed. A week of…
Rahul Gandhi is attempting to conduct several experiments on the ground simultaneously. Trusted sources close to Rahul reveal that he is working on a new strategy to counter the BJP and the RSS in their own style.
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Monthly Edition: April 2026
The wheel of global history has turned full circle. After decades of relative calm, wars have returned with a vengeance
In 2026, the world’s largest democracies are undergoing massive authoritarian drifts through polarization, loyalty demands, and institutional erosion.