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Anuj Das

2026 - Present

The Alipore Bomb Case: A Landmark Trial in India’s Freedom Struggle

Alipore Bomb Case trial followed the failed Muzaffarpur assassination attempt and became a defining confrontation between British colonial authority and Bengal’s revolutionary nationalists.

USA Records Highest Number of Attacks on Indians Abroad in 5 Years, MEA Tells Parliament

Government data reveals a shocking sevenfold increase in violence against Indians overseas since 2021.

Air India Phuket-Delhi Flight Lost Controls for Four Seconds After Multiple Hydraulic Failures: Airbus Interim Report

An Air India flight suffered a terrifying mid-air plunge due to a momentary hydraulic failure, triggering an intensive aviation probe after the captain subsequently tested positive for cannabis.

Uttarakhand To Launch Scheme Offering Free Online Coaching For UPSC, SSC, Banking Exams

The Uttarakhand government is set to launch the Chief Minister Yuva Bhavishya Nirman Yojana-2026, offering free online coaching for competitive exams to empower students in remote and financially disadvantaged areas.

Karnataka Bans Sale Of Gutkha, Pan Masala With Tobacco Or Nicotine For 1 Year

In a decisive move to curb oral diseases and plug existing legal loopholes, the Karnataka government has enforced a comprehensive one-year ban on the manufacture and sale of gutkha and pan masala containing tobacco or nicotine.

Tamil Nadu Minister S. Ramesh Announces Mobile Phone Ban In Major Temples From September 1

Aiming to preserve spiritual sanctity and prevent public disruptions, Tamil Nadu will completely prohibit mobile phones and strictly regulate VIP visits in all major temples starting September 1.

No Charges for UPI Users, FM Nirmala Sitharaman Says as Parliament Clears Taxation Bill

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman assures consumers that UPI transactions will remain completely free as Parliament passes the Taxation and Other Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026.

Wangchuk’s Hunger Strike Revives Memories of G.D. Agarwal, Who Died After a 111-Day Fast

Frustrated by government apathy towards ecological degradation, 86-year-old former IIT professor G.D. Agarwal undertook a fatal 111-day hunger strike in 2018 to demand a free-flowing, unpolluted Ganga.

Who Is Supporting Wangchuk as Hunger Strike Enters Day 20, Doctors Warn of Organ Failure

As his health rapidly deteriorates, climate activist Sonam Wangchuk continues his indefinite hunger strike to demand systemic exam reforms and the Education Minister's resignation, drawing widespread support ahead of a massive Parliament march.

Supreme Court Slams Patna HC Over ‘Pressing Woman’s Chest Is Not Attempted Rape’ Verdict

Supreme Court has heavily criticised a controversial Patna High Court ruling that downgraded a violent sexual assault, prompting the apex court to mandate comprehensive new guidelines to ensure empathy and legal accuracy in judicial proceedings.