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Letter to President by Safdarjung Doctors’ Association Raises Concerns Over Sonam Wangchuk’s Hospitalisation
Doctors have urged authorities to uphold Sonam Wangchuk’s right to seek Leave Against Medical Advice while calling for an independent inquiry.
Who Was Edward Stourton? Inside The Extraordinary Career Of Britain’s Trusted BBC Voice
Edward Stourton’s four-decade broadcasting legacy highlights the enduring importance of trusted journalism.
‘I Could Have Done Better’: Abhijeet Dipke Apologises After Delhi Police Crackdown on Protest
Dipke apologises after Parliament protest violence as police defend action and demonstrations continue nationwide.
‘We Will March Again’: CJP to Resume Parliament March After First-Day Clashes in Delhi
Despite holding its first formal meeting with the Centre, CJP has vowed to continue its Parliament march after violent clashes and police action in Delhi.
‘I Will Continue My Fast’: Sonam Wangchuk Says After Witnessing ‘Police Brutality’ Against Protesters
Although the Centre has opened formal dialogue with protesters, Sonam Wangchuk says his fast will continue until concrete action follows government assurances.
‘Requested Protesters to End Their Sit-In’: Union Minister J.P. Nadda Holds First Formal Talks With CJP
After hours of discussions, protesters submitted a written petition while the government appealed for the sit-in to end and pledged to examine their demands.
Tripura DGP Anurag Dhankar Found Dead at Police Headquarters; Cause Under Investigation
The 1994-batch IPS officer was found dead at the State Police Headquarters in Agartala, with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding his death.
Netflix’s $587 Million AI Acquisition Signals A New Era For Hollywood’s Production Technology
Netflix’s $587 million acquisition of Ben Affleck’s AI startup signals a major shift towards creator-focused artificial intelligence in filmmaking.
Mallikarjun Kharge Calls Lathicharge on CJP Protesters an ‘Attack on Democracy’
Congress joins opposition criticism after police action disrupts CJP’s Parliament march amid heightened security measures.
India Approves First Dengue Vaccine as Takeda’s QDENGA Receives DCGI Nod
DCGI approves India’s first dengue vaccine, opening new opportunities for disease prevention, vaccine manufacturing and future public health strategies nationwide.
AISA Student Leaders Call Off 23-Day Hunger Strike, Continue Education Reform Campaign
Organisers say the campaign will now focus on parliamentary engagement, nationwide participation and education reforms together.
CJP Says Union Minister J.P. Nadda Requested ‘Some Time’ After Meeting, Lists 3 Key Demands Including Sonam Wangchuk’s Release
Following protests, CJP leaders met J.P. Nadda, submitted three key demands, and alleged police excesses during the demonstrations.
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