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‘No one can change his decision’: Karnataka minister Yathindra says father Siddaramaiah ‘firm’ on skipping 2028 polls
Yathindra Siddaramaiah confirmed his father’s decision to retire from electoral politics. He stated that once his father makes a firm decision, no one can change it. The senior leader is prioritizing his health as he approaches eighty years old. He will remain actively involved in politics and champion vulnerable sections. Siddaramaiah previously announced the 2023
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From pacifist to talks of going nuclear: China shaken as Japan breaks 80-yr-old shackles
Japan is shifting away from its long-standing pacifist security doctrine, with increasing defense budgets and a major enhancement of military skills. The nation has restarted arms exports and is forming a dedicated intelligence agency. China perceives these changes as a profound provocation and an emerging strategy, sparked by modern threats and regional shifts in the
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How many more lives? Why Delhi’s open drains and deadly pits keep claiming young victims
Young lives are lost due to Delhi’s recurring civic failures and negligence. Open drains and unsafe construction sites pose deadly hazards for commuters. Preventable tragedies highlight a lack of essential safety measures and enforcement. Multiple agencies and contractors share responsibility for these ongoing failures. Consistent implementation of safety standards is urgently needed to prevent further
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India’s housing squeeze: Why more young Indians are choosing to live with their parents
Housing costs in India now exceed average earnings, making independent living a significant challenge. Young Indians face difficulties building wealth and saving for their futures. This situation compels many to remain with their parents for extended periods. Simultaneously, younger adults often support ageing relatives, adding financial strain. Innovative housing solutions and intergenerational collaboration are needed
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Canada clarifies work permit rules for international students after rejections
Canada’s immigration authority has clarified international student work rules. Unauthorized work can lead to serious consequences and future permit refusals. Portage College advised protesting Indian students to seek legal counsel. Students must retain all important documents for future applications. The college is seeking further clarification on this ongoing issue.
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From Tamil Nadu to Jantar Mantar: 5 student movements that changed India’s politics
Student movements have repeatedly shaped India’s political and educational landscape, often extending their influence far beyond university campuses. This article examines five landmark agitations—from the 1965 Anti-Hindi Agitation and the 1974 Nav Nirman and Bihar movements to the Assam Agitation, Anti-Mandal protests and the 2026 Jantar Mantar education protests. Together, these movements highlight how student
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Tree-climbing predator from 30 million years ago became earliest true cat
Proailurus, a fascinating feline from 30 million years ago, is recognized as the earliest true cat. This agile tree climber weighed between seven to ten kilograms, akin to a sizable domestic cat. Over eons, it gave rise to various feline species, each adapted to their unique habitats. Today, the essence of Proailurus echoes in the
