Government opens talks as CJP march swells

The government opened its first direct channel with the Cockroach Janta Party on Monday as thousands of its supporters gathered at Jantar Mantar for a planned march towards Parliament, marking a sharp escalation in the...

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Opposition Parties Rock Parliament In Support Of Fasting Sonam And CJP Protest March

By Dr. Gyan Pathak The issues of irregularities in examinations in India and the theft of donations in Ram Temple at Ayodhya rocked the parliament on the first day of the Monsoon Session on July 20 and that led to adjournment of both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha...

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Jul 20 · >

China Establishes Dominance In AI Application Through Open Source Model

By Satyaki Chakraborty The four day World Conference on Artificial Intelligence which concluded in Shanghai on July 20 has established dominance of China in AI application as also in AI governance as large number of countries responded to the Chinese model of open source AI application thereby expanding scope...

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Will India, As BRICS Chair, Stand Up To The Proposed Us 100% Tariff On Oil Purchases?

By Dr Arun Mitra On 14 July 2026, a bipartisan group of US senators unveiled a revised Russia sanctions bill that proposes punitive tariffs on the largest buyers of Russian energy, including India, the second-largest importer of Russian crude. The legislation, originally championed by the late Senator Lindsey Graham...

Jul 20 · >

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Jul 20 · >

British Labour Leader Andy Burnham Becomes Prime Minister Amidst High Expectations

By Asad Mirza Andy Burnham entered Downing Street on July 20, 2026, without winning a general election. He inherits a stagnant economy, a fractured Labour Party, and an anxious relationship with Washington, Beijing and Brussels alike. History suggests unelected prime ministers can govern effectively – but only if they...

Jul 20 · >

Naseeruddin Shah At 76 Is The Conscience Of Mainstream Bollywood Cinema

By T N Ashok While wishing acting legend Naseeruddin Shah a Happy Birthday on turning 76 and looking so young, we celebrate his cinematic career with this article by mentioning that as JRD TATA in the OTT serial TITAN the Story, he looked, walked, talked like the legend JRD...

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CJP Movement Has Become Big Enough, Can’t Be Suppressed

By Dr. Gyan Pathak Cockroach Janata Party movement was reported in a section of media as one of the reasons for abrupt removal of Delhi Police Commissioner Satish Golcha on Friday July 17, 2026, who was replaced by Anurag Kumar. A day after, in the early hours of Saturday...

Jul 18 · >

Hormuz Conflict Not A Distant Crisis For Indian Economy

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Jul 18 · >

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Jul 18 · >

Growing Congress Resentment Over Kerala Cm’s Arbitrary Functioning

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Jul 18 · >

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Jul 18 · >

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Jul 18 · >

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Jul 18 · >

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Jul 18 · >

Decoding Sheikh Hasina’s Announcement On Returning To Dhaka In December

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Jul 17 · >

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