BENGALURU — The Karnataka government is actively considering a proposal to reclassify the Kuruba community as a Scheduled Tribe (ST) — at least in the districts of Bidar, Kalaburagi, and Yadgir — ahead of the upcoming caste-based socio-educational survey scheduled for late September. The move could have significant political and social ramifications across the state, particularly as debates over reservation, caste equity, and historical injustices intensify. Traditionally a shepherding and pastoral community, the Kurubas currently fall under Category 2A of the Other Backward Classes (OBC) and are eligible for a 15% reservation. However, the community has long argued that its…
Author: JITENDRA KUMAR
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Former President Donald Trump has suggested that a long-awaited agreement on the future of TikTok may finally be within reach, potentially preventing a nationwide ban on the app in the United States. Trump’s comments, made in a Truth Social post and later echoed in remarks to reporters, point to a possible resolution that would satisfy both U.S. national security concerns and the interests of millions of TikTok users across the country. The post, published Monday morning, read in part: “A deal is close! Tremendous progress has been made in securing American data while giving young people the…
The recent BMW crash in Delhi that claimed the life of senior Finance Ministry official Navjot Singh has sparked a fierce debate over medical response protocols, ethical conduct during emergencies, and the responsibility of those involved in fatal accidents. As investigations unfold, a crucial question remains at the center of the storm: Why was the victim taken to a hospital over 20 kilometers away instead of the nearest trauma facility? What Happened? On September 8, a BMW SUV driven by Gaganpreet Kaur reportedly jumped a red light near Delhi’s North Campus and collided with a two-wheeler carrying Navjot Singh and…
Nepal’s government underestimated just how far its youth would go to defend their digital freedom. After the abrupt banning of 26 popular social media platforms, a massive wave of protests swept the country. Now, 19 lives are lost, and the streets remain tense, as Generation Z refuses to be silenced. The Ban That Sparked a Fire On September 4, 2025, Nepal’s Ministry of Communications announced the blocking of major platforms including X (Twitter), Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, YouTube, Reddit, and others. The government claimed these companies violated new regulatory requirements. The reaction was swift and intense. Many young Nepalis saw the…
Mumbai, India: Abinash Rout, an acclaimed Indian filmmaker and entrepreneur, has become a respected figure in the entertainment industry. Since 2012, he has been part of numerous successful projects, working as assistant director, associate director, and director across films, television, and digital platforms. His unique storytelling style and directorial vision have earned him recognition both in India and abroad. Over the years, Abinash has faced attempts by fraudulent individuals misusing his identity to exploit artists. Fake websites and fabricated news tried to tarnish his reputation. However, he has stood firm, clarified all misconceptions, and taken legal measures to protect his…
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a rare emotional turn during a public address on September 2, sharply condemning the Congress-RJD alliance for what he called a “shameful and vulgar” political low — the verbal abuse of his late mother during a political rally in Bihar. The incident occurred during the “Voter Adhikar Yatra” held in Darbhanga, where a person from the crowd — allegedly encouraged by the surrounding atmosphere — hurled deeply offensive language aimed at Modi’s mother. A video of the abuse quickly spread across social media, sparking massive outrage among the BJP and its supporters. Without naming individuals,…
In a significant development, India has officially walked away from trade talks with the United States, marking a critical shift in the two nations’ economic relationship. According to an ex-senior official familiar with the situation, India’s decision to end the discussions stems primarily from ongoing tariff disputes that have yet to be resolved. This move has raised eyebrows internationally, as both nations have been working toward an economic partnership to benefit their respective industries. However, the unresolved tariff issues have now cast a shadow over the potential for a comprehensive trade agreement between the two countries. The Tariff Issue and…
New Delhi, August 22, 2025 — After sparking intense national debate and triggering street protests across the country, India’s Supreme Court has significantly revised its earlier directive regarding the treatment of stray dogs in Delhi-NCR. The apex court has now emphasized a scientific and humane approach: stray dogs that are not aggressive or rabid must be sterilised, vaccinated, and returned to their territories, while only dangerous animals will be held in shelters. The change comes 11 days after an earlier court order that called for the removal of all strays from public areas and their confinement in shelters, a move…
Mumbai, India’s financial capital, is once again facing nature’s wrath as relentless rainfall continues to batter the city, forcing shutdowns, stranding commuters, and raising significant concerns of widespread flooding. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has issued high tide alerts, warning that a combination of rising sea levels and intense downpours could further cripple the city’s infrastructure. High Tide Adds to the Deluge According to the BMC’s latest advisory, the city is expected to witness multiple high tides over the next 48 hours, making it increasingly difficult for rainwater to drain into the sea. When high tides align with heavy rainfall,…
In a landmark event for Delhi-NCR’s transportation landscape, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on August 17, 2025, inaugurated two key highway projects—the Delhi segment of the Dwarka Expressway and the Urban Extension Road-II (UER-II). The projects, worth nearly ₹11,000 crore, promise to ease congestion, reduce travel time, and significantly enhance regional connectivity, especially for routes linking Dwarka in southwest Delhi to Sonipat in Haryana. Held at Rohini, Delhi, the inauguration was attended by top officials, engineers, and political leaders, including Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini. Dwarka to Sonipat: A Drastically Shorter Commute One of the most transformative aspects of the…
