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Vande Mataram row: Amit Shah says people won’t forgive Sonia, Congress, they should apologise to nation

Accusing Sonia Gandhi of objecting to the recitation of the full version of Vande Mataram at the Congress party’s Independence Day ceremony, Home Minister Amit Shah seeks to make it a bigger political issue.

A dual narrative rises afresh on I-Day: As PM Modi outlines vision for ‘developed India’, Rahul Gandhi skips Red Fort event

Rahul Gandhi's absence at India's biggest official celebration of its 80th Independence Day, where PM Narendra Modi speaks on his concept of Sapt Dhara — seven streams of reform — renews old battle lines in the nation's politics.

If India could speak to herself: A letter from 1947 to the India of 2026

“Eighty years is a long journey. You are no longer the fragile nation I cradled in 1947—you are a giant, with the strength to lead the world and the wisdom to solve global crises. But greatness is not measured only in skyscrapers or GDP. It is measured in the smile of every child who can read, in the safety of every woman walking freely, in the dignity of every old man who does not go hungry.”

Bar Council of India takes back its crackdown order against NALSAR law students after backlash

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, whose proposed presence at NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, for the convocation was reportedly opposed by its graduating students, rebuked Bar Council of India (BCI) for issuing an unprecedented restraint order that could harm the students’ career.

India’s youth, the architects of our dawn, deserve our tributes and constant encouragement

Education is not a concession granted by those in power; it is the soil from which every citizen’s freedom grows. When a nation’s youth rise together to reclaim the truth, they become the architects of a long-awaited dawn

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