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When Innocent People Suffer and Justice Takes Too Long A country can have thousands of laws, millions of police personnel and a powerful judiciary, yet ordinary citizens can still feel helpless when they become trapped inside the criminal justice system. The most frightening part is simple: Being accused of a crime is not the same
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When Politics Controls Police, Democracy Pays the Price India is the world’s largest democracy, but democracy is not protected simply by holding elections. It also depends on institutions that can function independently, fairly and without fear. Among the most important of these institutions is the police. The police are supposed to protect ordinary citizens, investigate
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The World Map Is Changing: Why the New Map Looks Different For generations, people around the world have grown up looking at a familiar world map in classrooms, books, offices and digital platforms. But now, the way we visually represent our planet is entering a historic new phase. On September 4, 2026, the United Nations
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Mohanjit Singh Case Raises Questions Over Punjab Police Conduct Punjab, September 6, 2026: A controversy over alleged custodial torture in Punjab has raised serious questions about police accountability, citizens’ rights and the treatment of ordinary people in custody. The controversy involves Mohanjit Singh, a resident of Sheron village in Sangrur district and an anti-drug activist.
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Earth Is Still an Unexplored World: Yet Humanity Dreams of Mars Humanity has reached the Moon, sent spacecraft beyond the Solar System, explored the deepest parts of the oceans and mapped enormous areas of Earth. Yet despite all this progress, Earth itself remains far from completely explored. This creates an interesting question: if humans have
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Beyhan Mutlu: The Man Who Joined His Own Search Team Sometimes real life creates stories that sound too strange to be true. One such extraordinary incident happened in Turkey in 2021, when Beyhan Mutlu, a 50-year-old man, unknowingly joined a search operation that had been launched to find him. How Did Beyhan Mutlu Go Missing?
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Bihar: Minister’s Welcome Turns Into ₹7 Lakh Gold Chain Mystery Muzaffarpur, Bihar, September 4, 2026: A welcome programme for Bihar Health Minister Nishant Kumar in Muzaffarpur reportedly turned into an unexpected incident when a JDU leader’s gold chain worth around ₹7 lakh went missing amid the crowd. The incident took place at Sakri Chowk in
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Bhagwant Mann’s Mawan Dheeyan Yojana: Will the Next Payment Come on 1 October 2026? Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann’s Mukh Mantri Mawan Dheeyan Satkar Yojana has become an important financial-support scheme for women across Punjab. Under the scheme, eligible women receive monthly assistance directly into their bank accounts through the Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) system.
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The Birds We Grew Up With Are Disappearing There was a time when the morning sounds of India were impossible to imagine without sparrows, parrots and crows. A sparrow would sit near a window. A green ring-necked parakeet would fly over rooftops. Crows would gather around trees and streets. Cats would move quietly through neighbourhoods.
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Indian Democracy: Powerful on Paper, Unequal in Practice? India is the world’s largest democracy. The Constitution promises equality, freedom of speech, fundamental rights and the rule of law. On paper, these principles are powerful. But an uncomfortable question remains: Does democracy work equally for an ordinary citizen in everyday life? When Power Becomes More Important
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