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Three Incidents, Three Cities, One Question: Who Is Safe, And Where Are Women Safe in India?

Three recent incidents across India raise urgent questions about women’s and girls’ everyday safety.

International Day Of Peace: Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Meets Former Nⱥxalites Embracing Rehabilitation And New Beginnings

Around 100 former Naxalites from Gadchiroli begin rebuilding their lives through rehabilitation, belonging and a life without weapons.

DPCC Bans Idol Immersion In Yamuna, Sets ₹50,000 Fine For Violations In Delhi

Delhi bans idol immersion in the Yamuna, introduces designated sites and ₹50,000 environmental compensation to curb pollution.

US Passes Russia Sanctions Bill: What 100% Tariff Risk Means for India’s Energy Security

US sanctions bill could pressure India’s Russian oil imports and energy security.

Delhi’s Proposed PG Rules: What Could Change For Students After The Satya Niketan Tragedy?

Delhi plans stricter PG licensing, safety checks and rent safeguards after the deadly Satya Niketan collapse.

Uttar Pradesh’s 8.2 Million Women Farmers Are Transforming Into Rural Entrepreneurs

Self-help groups are helping millions of rural women expand incomes, skills and entrepreneurial opportunities.

Manipuri Musician Vikram Singh’s Death Raises a Question: Are Northeast Indians Safe in Delhi?

A fatal neighbourhood dispute has sparked fresh concerns over the safety of Northeast Indians in Delhi.

Delhi Boys’ PG Collapse Tragedy: At Least 7 Dead as Delhi Orders Sealing of Illegal PG Fifth Floors

At Least Seven people died after a boys’ PG collapsed, prompting Delhi to order wider safety audits.

At Least 8 Dead, 12 Hospitalised After Consuming Illicit Liquor in Sagar, Madhya Pradesh

Suspected spurious liquor has killed at least eight people and left 12 hospitalised in Sagar.

From ‘Fragile Five’ to 7.8% Growth: PM Modi Highlights India’s Economic Transformation

India’s 7.8% GDP growth has reignited a debate over economic transformation, data credibility and whether growth is reaching ordinary Indians.