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West Bengal Election 2026

Supreme Court Declines Interim Relief for Deleted Voters in Bengal—Flags ‘Logical Discrepancies’ in SIR, Highlights ‘Margin of Error’

The court stressed that voting is not only a constitutional but a sentimental right, while maintaining that the court can only intervene if the number of exclusions exceeds the margin of victory in th ...
By
Dhruv Sharma
4 min read
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Awareness program organised by Mayurbhanj Police on the POCSO Act, Victim compensation scheme, safety on social media & Cyber safety
‘A System Rigged’: Untaxed Wealth of Richest 0.1% Is More Than Assets of World’s Poorest Half
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A group of men sit crosslegged on a met at a rivershore
Transgender pride flag in chalk on asphalt, featuring horizontal stripes of blue, pink, white, pink, and blue. The texture is rough and gritty.
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A group of women wearing deep blue burqas stand together outdoors, facing away. The background features an aged wall and a grassy area, creating a somber tone.
Dimly lit prison cell with a sink and two dumbbells on the floor. Metal bars separate the space, casting shadows that convey a somber mood.
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Person in a purple hat and scarf holds a protest sign reading, "Angry Women Will Change the World." The scene conveys empowerment and determination.
A panel of five people sits at a table with a "#No Going Back" sign. Behind them is a large transgender flag and a banner protesting a bill.
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On Ground

A group of people standing near a gas agency to recieve their cylinders.
On Ground

War Reaches Kitchens: Long Waits, Booking Failures and Black Market Sales Leave Delhi Households Struggling for Cooking Gas

The US-Israel war on Iran and the escalated middle east crisis is leaving vulnerable households struggling to secure basic cooking necessities
By
Gaurav Pandey
News graphic titled "Delhi’s First Lotus Year" with reporters interviewing residents. Background features political figures and a large lotus emblem.
On Ground

One Year of BJP Raj in Delhi Marked With Eviction Notices to Unauthorized Colonies and Frustration With Slow Moving Welfare Schemes

The BJP Government seems to be faltering at implementation of various public welfare schemes it had promised ahead of Delhi 2025 elections. Several residents say that multiple financial assurances to ...
By
Gaurav Pandey
Children sitting outside their homes and playing, below is a naala
On Ground

Long Struggle with Waterlogging, Contaminated Water and Unplanned Growth: How Delhi's Kirari Constituency was Adopted and Misgoverned by Every Political Party?

Kirari, home to over 100 unauthorized colonies, has suffered 25–30 years of administrative neglect. Despite Congress, AAP, and now BJP governments, residents continue to face sewage overflow, water co ...
By
Gaurav Pandey

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Lifestyle

Ultralight in the Mountains: Advantage or Risk?

If you compare a modern climbing setup with one from 20 years ago, the difference is huge
By
Guest Contributor
3 min read
A couple sits on a couch in a cozy room, watching a movie on an old TV. They are smiling at each other, creating a warm and intimate atmosphere.
Lifestyle

5 Movies About Healthy Relationships

People sometimes call this “love” or say it’s just something you have to go through for happiness. But in reality, this is often codependency
By
Guest Contributor
2 min read
Two people sit at a table covered with documents, photos, and a passport. They study papers intently, conveying focus and teamwork in a sunlit office.
World

Why Stricter Immigration Checks Are Changing the Landscape for International Couples

Tougher spousal visa rules, deeper document checks and probing interviews are delaying reunions and putting unprecedented pressure on genuine binational marriages
By
Guest Contributor
4 min read
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