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The River of a Billion Lives: Vidya Bhushan Rawat on Sacred, Polluted and the Future of the Ganga

From the Himalayan peaks to the Sundarbans delta, Rawat chronicles the Ganga's vital role in shaping civilizations in Bengal, Bihar, and Jharkhand. He emphasizes the environmental devastation caused by unchecked pollution and sand mining while advocating for the river's cultural and spiritual de-Brahminization.

Will Rahul Gandhi’s Rising Popularity Turn the Tide in Haryana’s BJP-Dominated Political Landscape?

With anti-incumbency mounting against the BJP, leader of the opposition Rahul Gandhi’s real challenge is to rally a fractured Congress, address key issues, and win back Haryana voters

Bovine Politics, Human Cost: Why Madhya Pradesh’s Cow Protection Year is Making Headlines for the Wrong Reasons

Stray cattle deaths on highways lead to High Court intervention, as the misuse of SC/ST welfare funds and lynchings of Muslims under the guise of cow protection expose deeper issues in the heartland of India

Heart of Bengal’s Healthcare: Inside the Dilemma of Disillusioned Doctors

Medical Graduates Leave ‘Sonar Bangla’: Despite their roots in Bengal, doctors reveal how lesser salary, unsafe environment, and lack of infrastructure is forcing them to leave their home state. The state's healthcare sector faces an alarming loss of talent. While RG Kar rape and murder highlighted security issues of junior doctors, the resident doctors are also facing several critical issues

Heroes of the People: Swara Bhaskar and Kunal Kamra Call Out India’s Judiciary and Police

Swara Bhaskar, Kunal Kamra and Dipankar Bhattacharya’s powerful speeches shine a light on the continued incarceration of Umar Khalid, Khalid Saifi, Gulfisha and Athar Khan, criticizing India’s legal system and policing

Karma, Confession, and Compassion: How Religions Embrace the Power of Forgiveness

While Jain Paryushan calls for introspection and forgiveness, traditions in other religions such as Islam, Christianity, and Buddhism similarly focus on healing through apology and atonement.