Ankita Tiwari
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SIR In Numbers: Delhi Voter Exclusions And How It Exceeds Other States
A total of 47.56 lakh electors have been excluded, representing an overall reduction of 32.8 per cent.
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Not Just Nepal, Floods Have Displaced 30 Million People Worldwide In A Year
Floodwaters have damaged roads and hydropower infrastructure, making it harder for rescuers to reach isolated areas.
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Uneven Monsoon Distribution Hides Severe Regional Rain Deficits In India
Some days have seen little or no rain, followed by spells of heavy rain that have caused waterlogging and flooding.
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बिहार का यूथ और सरकारी नौकरी का जुनून... बेरोजगारी नहीं, पूरी कहानी कुछ और है
BPSC भर्ती परीक्षाओं को लेकर लगातार हो रहे प्रदर्शन यह दिखाते हैं कि राज्य के युवाओं के बीच सरकारी नौकरी का आकर्षण कितना मजबूत है.
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Why Bihar's Youth Chase Government Jobs While Many Stay Out Of Workforce
Government jobs attract lakhs of candidates because they offer a clear and stable career path.
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In Numbers: How SIR Deletions May Impact Delhi Voters
Delhi had 145 lakh electors before the Special Intensive Revision (SIR). By August 17, 97.5 lakh enumeration forms had been digitised, leaving 47.6 lakh forms outside the digitised database. That is 32.82 per cent of the electorate.
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In Numbers: From Classrooms To Jobs, Jharkhand's Youth Struggle
Student leader Devendra Nath Mahto, who had been on hunger strike for 16 days, ended his fast after the government's decision.
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AI In Classrooms, But Girls Don't Have Access To Toilets In Over 1 Lakh Schools
According to UDISE+ data, in the academic year 2025-26, out of 14.67 lakh schools (girls' schools and co-educational schools), around 1.05 lakh schools did not have access to proper girls' toilet facilities.
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India's Gen Z Is The World's Largest, Yet Its Electorate Isn't The Youngest
By the 2029 Lok Sabha election, Generation Z is projected to become the country's largest adult generation.
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Explained: Can India's Monsoon Recharge The Groundwater It Withdraws
Every summer, large parts of India face water shortages. Reservoirs run low, rivers shrink, and many cities and villages rely heavily on groundwater for drinking and farming.
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Gen Z Could Be India's Most Powerful Voter Bloc By 2029. Numbers Explain Why
By the time India votes in the 2029 general election, Generation Z will have become the country's largest adult generation, making it an electoral force that no political party can afford to overlook.
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From Protest Sites To Search Bar: How Paper Leak Reshaped What India Searched On Google
Google Trends data shows that Jantar Mantar was the most searched protest-related keyword during the period, followed by CJP, Sonam Wangchuk and Dharmendra Pradhan.
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RBI Flags Conflict, Monsoon Risks. These May Already Be Pushing Inflation
The RBI has already revised its inflation outlook upward. In its June monetary policy, the central bank raised its FY27 CPI inflation forecast to 5.1 per cent from 4.6 per cent projected earlier.
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El Nino May Make History This Year: What It Means For India
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has already estimated this year's southwest monsoon rainfall at just 90 per cent of the Long Period Average (LPA).
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Why Delhi Is Spending Rs 9,585 Crore To Replace Old Commercial Vehicles
Delhi approves Rs 9,585 crore scheme to replace 2.07 lakh old commercial vehicles with cleaner alternatives.
