social and economic justice

Supreme Court Justice Vikram Nath highlighted witch-hunting as severe gender-based violence rooted in social hierarchies during a seminar in Ranchi. He stressed the need for proactive victim support and rehabilitation, emphasizing that justice system effectiveness lies in grassroots accessibility. Other judges echoed concerns about structural inequalities and socio-economic vulnerabilities driving such crimes.

Actor-turned-politician Vijay has emerged as a major force in Tamil Nadu politics, but his rise has not altered the state’s long-standing opposition to the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test. Across party lines, leaders continue to argue that NEET disadvantages rural and economically weaker students, even as the Centre defends it as a fair, merit-based system.

The Supreme Court has set a number of new guidelines that must be followed in all cases where a person could get the death penalty

Telangana Rakshana Sena Chief Kalvakuntla Kavitha clarified her political fight is against her father K. Chandrashekar Rao as BRS president, not personally. She launched her new platform with a five-point 'Panchanjanyam' plan for 'Sarvodaya Telangana,' focusing on education, healthcare, farmer support, and employment. Kavitha also criticized the Congress government's welfare fund utilization and proposed federal structure changes.

India's political landscape has been dramatically reshaped by the 2026 Assembly election results, with significant shifts in West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala. Voters delivered a strong mandate for change, dismantling established power structures and ushering in new political forces across the nation.

Maharashtra Day celebrations highlight the state's economic prowess, becoming the world's 30th largest economy with significant FDI attraction and job creation. The government is prioritizing agricultural resilience through water conservation and farmer support schemes, alongside ambitious infrastructure projects and initiatives to empower women and youth.