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Gay couple Aditya Bandopadhyay and Dr. Kaushik Dowarah confront India’s norms, fighting for love, rights, and visibility. From legal battles to their Kerala farm, their resilience redefines queer identity in a nation slow to change.

CGHS Crisis: Faulty generic drugs cause adverse reactions for beneficiaries, revealing flaws in the 2023 government circular and systemic healthcare failures.

Baghpat: Nearly 60 workers, including children, trapped in bonded labour. Johny escaped, but officials failed to free other families citing paperwork. A tale of apathy and abuse.

Hardoi Tragedy: A trafficked Bihar family loses two children to bonded labour in Uttar Pradesh’s brick kilns. Sunny, 15, was run over by a tractor trolley, amid allegations of cover-up by police and the labour department.

Masood Azhar, the founder of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), is once again in the spotlight amid speculations surrounding his brother. Reports are doing the rounds that his brother Abdul Rauf Asghar has been killed — but are these reports true? Read to find out.

India-Pakistan relations deteriorated further as the Indian government detailed Pakistan's unprovoked drone attacks, airstrikes, and artillery shelling targeting both military and civilian infrastructure.

Operation Sindoor: A detailed breakdown of India’s May 7, 2025, strike on nine terror camps in Pakistan and PoJK, covering each target’s strategic role, terrorist activities, and the operation’s execution.

Operation Sindoor, launched on May 7, 2025, saw India’s Armed Forces strike nine terrorist sites in Pakistan and PoK, avenging the Pahalgam attack.

Nepal's 1970s drug war, driven by Nixon’s policies, shattered its hippie paradise, crippled local economies, and sparked a Maoist surge, with echoes still shaping its geopolitical role today.

Delhi Jal Board continues to enable illegal manual scavenging through private contractors, endangering lives and bypassing legal safeguards meant to protect sanitation workers.