communal tension

In a passionate address, Okram Ibobi Singh, the president of the Manipur Congress, has pointed fingers at both the Central and state BJP administrations for the rising tide of violence in Kamjong, which has resulted in the destruction of over 20 homes.

The BJP attributes Bengal's record voter turnout to Hindu consolidation, asserting it signals a significant shift against Mamata Banerjee's leadership. Citing communal tensions and safety concerns, the party claims voters are demanding accountability and change. BJP also dismissed Chief Minister Banerjee's apprehensions about EVM malpractices as a desperate attempt to deflect from the election's outcome.

‘Communally sensitive’ post showed a man being beaten up by a group from a different community, was circulated widely

Tamil Nadu's chief minister's swearing-in ceremony sparked controversy as the state song 'Tamil Thaai Vaazhthu' was placed third, after the national song and anthem. This deviation from tradition, where the state song usually begins government events, drew strong objections from CPI and the ruling TVK party, which vowed to revert to the established practice.

Congress had stumbled in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, installing a ‘high command’ compromise instead of the people’s choice. Kerala has voted for a political front, but also a face

The 2026 election results in Bengal are a watershed moment that goes beyond simply altering the ruling party; it highlights the disintegration of a longstanding political regime. The BJP's sweeping triumph, driven by issues of illegal crossings and adjustments to voter lists, reflects a rising call for firmer governance.

Maharashtra ATS is investigating a knife attack on two security guards in Mira Road, allegedly by Zaib Zubair Ansari. A note found at his home referencing "lone wolf" attacks and the Islamic State has escalated the probe. Ansari, who lived alone and previously resided in the US, is being examined for potential self-radicalization following personal setbacks.

The Delhi High Court has ordered adequate protection for the family of a 26-year-old man allegedly killed during a Holi clash in Uttam Nagar. The court also noted the removal of over 250 inflammatory videos online and directed police to address recent threats against the family, who are key witnesses.

Tension erupted in Dhandhuka after a road accident escalated into a fatal stabbing, leading to widespread violence including arson and vandalism. Police have detained two youths from the minority community for the murder of Dharmesh Gamara, with further arrests anticipated as investigations continue.