Article Today, Hyderabad: The Congress party witnessed renewed internal friction following remarks by senior leader Digvijay Singh on social media. His comments, which appeared to acknowledge the organisational strength of the BJP and the RSS, triggered sharp reactions within the party. The episode has reopened an old debate on leadership versus organisational structure in the…
Article Today, Hyderabad: The Maoism began with claims of social justice and equality. It promised empowerment of the poor through armed struggle. However, accounts from surrendered cadres indicate a growing gap between stated ideals and lived reality. Over time, the movement’s focus shifted from welfare to control. Violence Against CiviliansAccording to former members, ordinary villagers…
Article Today, Maharashtra: Political temperatures rose in Maharashtra after Bharatiya Janata Party MP Navneet Kaur Rana made remarks urging higher birth rates among Hindus. Speaking to the media in Amravati, she said demographic changes posed a serious challenge to the country’s future. Her comments quickly circulated on social media and drew nationwide attention. Appeal for…
Article Today, Hyderabad: India’s national capital Delhi is facing mounting criticism as severe air pollution continues to affect daily life. Once a symbol of political power and historical pride, the city is now frequently described as unsafe and unliveable during peak pollution months. Concerns over health and quality of life have placed Delhi’s suitability as…
Article Today, New Delhi: India’s constitutional commitment to secularism is facing renewed scrutiny. However, recent accounts from minorities suggest a widening gap between principle and practice. Political polarisation, backed by ideological mobilisation, has intensified anxieties among religious minorities across several States. Complaint Data Signals DistressAccording to the National Commission for Minorities, a total of 1,390…
Article Today, Hyderabad: Gaps in India’s education system are becoming increasingly visible. A growing number of families are turning away from domestic institutions. Large sums of money are flowing to abroad universities. The trend reflects concerns over quality, research depth and global exposure within the country. Rising Student MigrationThe number of Indian students going abroad…
Article Today, Hyderabad: Weddings in India have become large-scale financial events. Families spend heavily on venues, jewellery, catering, décor and travel. In many urban and semi-urban settings, a lavish wedding is seen as a marker of social status. However, this growing scale has also increased financial vulnerability when unforeseen disruptions occur. A Rs. 6.5 Lakh…
Article Today, Hyderabad: A comprehensive study by the Indian Council of Medical Research–India Diabetes (ICMR–INDIAB) has revealed significant shifts in dietary patterns across India. The research links these changes to increasing rates of diabetes, prediabetes, and obesity. Carbohydrate-Dominant Diets PrevailThe study analysed dietary data from over 18,000 adults drawn from a larger survey of 1,21,077…
Article Today, Chennai: The Madras High Court has ruled that the Bhagavad Gita cannot be classified as a religious text in the narrow sense. It held that the Gita represents a universal philosophy rooted in Indian civilisation. The court underlined that its teachings address ethical living and mental well-being. Therefore, they cannot be confined to…
Article Today, New Delhi: Several Indian States that once projected fiscal comfort are now facing mounting debt pressures. Expanded welfare commitments and sustained capital expenditure have sharply increased borrowings. Recent official data on debt-to-GSDP ratios has triggered a wider debate on the sustainability of State finances. Southern States in Focus Among the southern States, Andhra…
