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The release of Badar Khan Suri, an Indian scholar detained for pro-Palestinian speech, reveals growing judicial resistance to Donald Trump-era authoritarian overreach—and signals the high-stakes battle over America’s democratic future

In an unflinching interview, the National Conference MP speaks about the Pahalgam terror attack, the alienation of Kashmiris, the politics of religion, and his growing disillusionment with his own party’s silence

As tensions between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan reach a boiling point following the Kashmir terror attack, a retaliatory military operation focuses the world’s attention on a decades-old rivalry, with civilians once again paying the highest price

In an age of spectacle and noise, the new chief stands apart—quiet, grounded, and deeply constitutional. He may only have six months at the helm, but his career, courtroom record, and moral clarity could leave a mark that lasts much longer

By Kenneth Tiven In just 100 days, US President Donald Trump has demonstrated that a real estate salesman in the White House will accentuate the positive, dismiss the negative, and call all critic...

By Sanjay Raman Sinha It’s the story of a new-age Jamtara. A digital con that used glamour, trust, and viral reach to dupe over 30,000 unsuspecting investors. At the centre of this sprawling inves...

In a tumultuous ten days, the president’s illusion of unchecked authority has collided with a hard wall of legal resistance, academic defiance, economic recoil, and a shifting public mood. The tide may be turning against a presidency testing the limits of American democracy

A series of incendiary remarks from BJP leaders and affiliated online voices has placed the judiciary, particularly the apex court, at the centre of a storm. The controversy follows rulings on the Waqf Act and gubernatorial delays in approving legislation—and it is raising urgent questions about the separation of powers, free speech, and contempt

In an extraordinary clash between the Trump administration and America’s top colleges, a wave of federal pressure threatens academic freedom, civil rights, and the nation’s scientific research infrastructure—all rooted in what one columnist calls a “cruel farce” of personal vengeance and ideological hold

Bihar Governor Arif Mohammed Khan has stirred a hornet’s nest by asserting that the word Waqf “finds no mention” in the Quran: “It goes against the grain of Quranic teaching,” Khan said in the interv...