Does the Rohith Vemula Bill protect equality—or redraw caste lines? Who is shielded, who is silenced, and who decides guilt? Can justice prevent discrimination without creating new fears? Or does intent collide with impact?

Congress MLA Phool Singh Baraiya’s recent remarks on women and rape based on caste and religion have triggered widespread backlash from political parties, social organisations, and the general public.

As protests shake Iran, missiles and oil fade into the background. What truly alarms the world is how the regime treats dissent like invasion and fear like policy. Iran’s streets are revealing a security model on the brink, and its collapse could reshape global order.

Bird poop halting matches, a monkey entering the stands, and sharp criticism from international players have plunged the India Open Badminton into controversy, raising serious questions about venue management and India’s readiness to host elite global sporting events.

India prepares to evacuate 10,000 nationals from protest-torn Iran, with embassy helplines active post-airspace closure. Speculation swirls on successors like Reza Pahlavi, Rouhani, amid U.S. airstrike threats.

Real Madrid’s shock Copa del Rey exit to Albacete, coming days after Xabi Alonso’s sacking, has exposed deep-rooted issues at the club. From managerial uncertainty to squad imbalance, Los Blancos now face defining decisions that could shape their immediate and long-term future.

Indian Origin US based scientist Professor Shriniwas Kulkarni has been honored with Gold Medal at Royal Astronomical Society (RAS) one of the historically well known organisations for astronomy and sciences in United Kingdom.

Poland clinches its first United Cup title as Hubert Hurkacz levels the tie and dominant doubles seal the championship after Iga Swiatek’s loss