In his letter to Shah, Gandhi said peaceful protest is crucial to any democracy and it is the government's responsibility to protect protestors and resolve their grievances through dialogue
Justice Ujjal Bhuyan voiced concern over narrowing space for dissent in India, observing that citizens exercising their constitutional right to protest are increasingly facing criminal prosecution
In his letter to Shah, Gandhi said peaceful protest is crucial to any democracy and it is the government's responsibility to protect protestors and resolve their grievances through dialogue
With water supply at the protest site cut and access to toilets becoming increasingly difficult, women protesters and volunteer doctors say even meeting basic hygiene needs has become a daily struggle
Fast-track courts are struggling to deliver swift justice. The growing backlog of cases raises difficult questions about whether the problem lies with the courts—or with the justice system as a whole
US recognised India's adoption of forced labour import restrictions, sparing it the steeper 12.5% tariff. But the decision also places New Delhi under greater scrutiny over enforcement and compliance
For decades, producers dictated oil markets. Today, China's capacity to buy less, draw down stockpiles and influence demand gives it unprecedented leverage over crude prices worldwide
Keir Starmer's exit is not an isolated event but part of a decade-long pattern of political churn driven by weak growth, voter frustration and a system struggling to deliver results
The NCPI registered itself as a political party in January 2023, with a building in Sankarail in West Bengal's Howrah district as its address in the ECI records