The Uniform Civil Code debate gains momentum in India, aiming for one law for all citizens. Rooted in Article 44, it promises equality and gender justice but faces concerns over diversity and religious freedom, making its path both crucial and contested.
In a shocking Odisha bank case, Jeetu Munda dug up his sister’s grave and brought her skeleton as proof to withdraw money. The incident exposes harsh banking rules, lack of empathy, and systemic gaps in serving tribal communities, sparking nationwide outrage.
BJP’s decisive surge in Bengal marks a major political shift, challenging TMC’s dominance. Backed by strong grassroots strategy and leadership, the win reflects rising voter aspirations. Mamata Banerjee’s refusal to accept results adds uncertainty, testing constitutional norms and governance ahead.
BJP’s decisive surge in Bengal marks a major political shift, challenging TMC’s dominance. Backed by strong grassroots strategy and leadership, the win reflects rising voter aspirations. Mamata Banerjee’s refusal to accept results adds uncertainty, testing constitutional norms and governance ahead.
The Uniform Civil Code debate gains momentum in India, aiming for one law for all citizens. Rooted in Article 44, it promises equality and gender justice but faces concerns over diversity and religious freedom, making its path both crucial and contested.
In a shocking Odisha bank case, Jeetu Munda dug up his sister’s grave and brought her skeleton as proof to withdraw money. The incident exposes harsh banking rules, lack of empathy, and systemic gaps in serving tribal communities, sparking nationwide outrage.
In the first time that a constitutional amendment brought by the Modi government has not passed, the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill failed to clear a two-thirds majority of the Lok Sabha
The Women’s Reservation Bill promises 33% seats for women, but delays linked to Census and delimitation have sparked political controversy. With the bill falling short in Parliament, questions over intent, timing and real empowerment remain central to the debate.
India’s PFBR at Kalpakkam marks a major step in its three-stage nuclear programme, boosting energy self-reliance. Using fast breeder technology and future thorium reserves, it aims to meet rising power demand, despite delays, safety concerns and global challenges.
The Income Tax Act, 2025, effective from 1st April, 2026, has introduced simplified and comprehensive elements in the income tax law, by replacing the 1961 act. Expect revised TDS/TCS rules, updated ITR filing deadlines, and expanded benefits.
After years of delay, Census 2027 marks India’s shift to a fully digital population count. Focused on accurate, real-time data, it aims to improve governance, welfare targeting and policy planning. This “count for the future” will reshape democracy, development and data-driven decision making.
