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Found 13 results for "Dharmendra Pradhan"
If the CJP does turn into a political party, there is hardly any doubt that it will attract young voters
There is a chilling visual asymmetry currently haunting the student movement: on one side lies the quiet, grueling toll of an indefinite hunger strike, marked by collapsing vitals and the real threat of bodily collapse. On the other stands the polished choreography of celebratory reels…
The writer and activist discusses how the NEET paper leak protests grew into a broader challenge to the Modi government, reflecting on youth’s anger, the media’s role, police action, and student organisations in Indian politics.
“Eknath Shinde should take strict action against such individuals,'' said State Revenue Minister and senior BJP leader Chandrashekhar Bawankule said on Sunday.Signalling a friction within the ruling Mahayuti in Maharashtra, the BJP has sought action from Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde against…
The CBI, which has completed a major part of the investigation in 77 days, filed its chargesheet on Tuesday before a fast-track court in Delhi‘Kailash’ and ‘Shivalik’, names of iconic mountain ranges, were codenames for two sets of NEET UG question papers printed and distributed at exam centres…
They have exposed the credibility crisis of mainstream television news and accelerated the rise of independent, digital-first reporting as the primary source of public trust and democratic accountability.
The regime’s relationship with street protest has changed because the protesters changed. Youth mobilisation created a political cost that the government judged too high to ignore.
Sonu Sood, Vir Das and Dia Mirza rally behind youth-led CJP protest at Jantar Mantar
Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap and actor Huma Qureshi questioned the alleged police brutality against protesters during the march, while comedian-actor Vir Das criticised the silence of fellow artistes over the unfolding events.On Monday, July 20, thousands of students in New Delhi marched towards…
Diljit Dosanjh backs CJP protest, says students were treated 'very wrong'