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We Will Do It: PM Modi gives new slogan to make India developed nation by 2047
We Will Do It: PM Modi gives new slogan to make India developed nation by 2047
The prime minister said the dream of a developed India that people are seeing today will surely come true
EW•NN-Agencies | today
The Erosion of Collegiality: How the Supreme Court’s Form 6 Disavowal Exposes an Institutional Crisis
The Supreme Court’s Form 6 observations have raised questions over ECI’s collegial decision-making, internal dissent, SIR procedures and electoral accountability.
Hasnain Naqvi | today
Inside Narwapahar’s Underground World of Uranium Mining
“From stringent safety procedures before entering the mine to underground ore extraction, every stage is tightly controlled.”
Sanjay Pandey | today
CONFLICT & PEACE: THE MIDDLE EAST AT A DANGEROUS CROSSROADS
At the same time, fighting in Yemen has intensified, while the security of the important maritime routes through the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb has become a major international concern
Dr Syed Mohammad Ammar Rizvi | today
Thousands of Miles from Kolkata, Britain’s Bengalis Find Home Through Durga Puja
From Camden to Birmingham and Leeds, Durga Puja is helping Britain’s Bengali diaspora preserve traditions, strengthen community ties and pass culture to a new generation.
Sumana Adak, UK | today
The Erosion of Collegiality: How the Supreme Court’s Form 6 Disavowal Exposes an Institutional Crisis
The Supreme Court’s Form 6 observations have raised questions over ECI’s collegial decision-making, internal dissent, SIR procedures and electoral accountability.
Hasnain Naqvi | 11 hours ago
Inside Narwapahar’s Underground World of Uranium Mining
“From stringent safety procedures before entering the mine to underground ore extraction, every stage is tightly controlled.”
Sanjay Pandey | 1 day, 5 hours ago
CONFLICT & PEACE: THE MIDDLE EAST AT A DANGEROUS CROSSROADS
At the same time, fighting in Yemen has intensified, while the security of the important maritime routes through the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb has become a major international concern
Dr Syed Mohammad Ammar Rizvi | 2 days, 5 hours ago
Thousands of Miles from Kolkata, Britain’s Bengalis Find Home Through Durga Puja
From Camden to Birmingham and Leeds, Durga Puja is helping Britain’s Bengali diaspora preserve traditions, strengthen community ties and pass culture to a new generation.
Sumana Adak, UK | 2 days, 6 hours ago
Law
The Erosion of Collegiality: How the Supreme Court’s Form 6 Disavowal Exposes an Institutional Crisis
Opinion
Resist Prejudice, Not People
Infrastructure
The Great Hydrological Paradox: Why India Must Rethink Its Hydropower Ambition
LIVE NEWS
By K. N. Laxminarayan
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11 hours ago
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The Great Hydrological Paradox: Why India Must Rethink Its Hydropower Ambition
India’s hydropower expansion faces an ecological dilemma. Can the country meet rising energy needs without damaging rivers, forests and fragile mountain ecosystems?
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Editorial
DINESH DUBEY | Oct. 7, 2026, 1:25 p.m.
Demoting Democracy: Why the ECI Must Choose Dialogue Over Detentions
Opinion
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By Ashok Bhan | 3 days, 12 hours ago
The Genius of Bharat Lies in Its Diversity and Pluralism: “Diversity is a fact. Pluralism is a philosophy. Constitutionalism is the rule.”
