Inside Bengal’s Paradox: 91 Lakh Voters Deleted and 92% Turnout as ‘Didi’ Faces Her Toughest Rival—Herself

The West Bengal election has emerged as a duality, with Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee positioning herself against the BJP-led central government while voters on the ground grapple with the systemic influence of her own ruling party. Concerns over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) have led to the deletion of approximately 91 lakh voters. Grassroots discontent … Read more

Childhood Cancer in India: 10th Leading Cause of Death

The sobering reality is this: childhood cancer, a tragedy no family should face, is a growing global health crisis, particularly in the developing world. A new study published in The Lancet reveals cancer is now the 10th leading cause of death among children in India, and globally ranks as the eighth, surpassing diseases like measles, … Read more

Maoist Leaders: Village Roots, Divergent Fates | India News

A staggering 83% of India’s districts affected by Maoist insurgency have seen a decline in violence since 2010. Yet, the recent surrender of Deva, a senior commander of the People’s Liberation Guerrilla Army (PLGA), alongside reports of sophisticated weaponry – including Israeli Tavor rifles and US Colt firearms – in Maoist possession, paints a complex … Read more