Sikh Driver's Turban Row in US Court Sparks Debate
Jashanpreet Singh's vehicular manslaughter case in Indiana ignites controversy after he appears bareheaded in court, raising questions about religious accommodation for Sikh defendants.
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Kerala HC: No caste bias in temple priest appointments
In a historic verdict, Kerala High Court declares caste-based priest appointments unconstitutional, reinforcing secular principles in Hindu temple administration and religious practices across India.
Judge screens 'Haal' film amid CBFC objections row
In an unprecedented move, a Delhi judge personally screened the controversial film 'Haal' despite CBFSC's objections, raising questions about creative freedom and censorship in Indian cinema.
Study Reveals Hindi Film Music's Unsung Golden Era Artists
A pioneering academic study uncovers the forgotten vocalists and musicians who shaped Hindi cinema's musical renaissance from 1950-1970, revealing hidden contributions to India's cultural heritage.
PKK to withdraw fighters from Türkiye to Iraq
In a significant development, the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) has declared it will withdraw its combatants from Turkish territory to Iraq, marking a potential shift in regional dynamics.
Sai Paranjpye Slams Film Censorship: Power Misused
Acclaimed director Sai Paranjpye exposes the dark side of Indian film censorship, revealing how subjective judgments and misuse of power stifle creative expression in cinema.
PM Modi Honors Tribal Leader Birsa Munda in Ranchi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi honors legendary freedom fighter Birsa Munda in Ranchi, celebrating tribal contributions to India's independence struggle during Janajatiya Gaurav Diwas.
Florida's Syllabus Transparency Sparks Academic Freedom Debate
Florida's new legislation requiring public universities to post all course syllabi online sparks heated debate between transparency advocates and academic freedom defenders. Discover the implications for Indian students considering US education.
PU accused of blocking Guru Tegh Bahadur seminar
AAP MP Sanjeev Arora accuses Panjab University of denying permission for seminar commemorating 350th martyrdom anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur, sparking controversy over academic freedom and religious events.
PM Modi marks Vande Mataram's 150 years in Mann Ki Baat
In a special Mann Ki Baat episode, Prime Minister Narendra Modi commemorates 150 glorious years of Vande Mataram, highlighting its profound impact on India's freedom struggle and cultural identity.
Vance clashes with Mamdani over hijab safety comments
US Senator JD Vance confronts New York Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani over controversial comments about Vance's aunt feeling unsafe in hijab post-9/11, sparking heated political debate about religious freedom and security concerns.
Italy's EU Aide Deportation: Diplomatic Crisis
The abrupt expulsion of an EU Parliament aide from Italy raises critical questions about diplomatic norms, academic freedom, and Europe's political landscape. Explore the symbolic and practical implications.
Siddaramaiah seeks national monument tag for Rani Chennamma tomb
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah makes a compelling appeal to the Central Government to declare Rani Chennamma's tomb in Belagavi a national monument, honoring the legacy of the 19th-century freedom fighter who defied British rule.
Shri Krishna Sinha: Architect of Modern Bihar
Discover the remarkable journey of Bihar's first Chief Minister Shri Krishna Sinha, the architect who transformed Bihar's political landscape and laid the groundwork for its development.
Niels Bohr: Openness is Democracy's Best Weapon
Discover how Nobel laureate Niels Bohr's profound insight about transparency and democracy remains critically relevant in today's information age. Explore why openness matters more than ever.
Kerala Govt Backs Hijab Rights in Schools
Kerala government tells High Court that preventing a Muslim girl from wearing hijab to school constitutes denial of secular education and fundamental rights in landmark case.
Rani Chennamma: Kittur's Warrior Queen Against British
Discover the inspiring story of Rani Chennamma of Kittur, India's first female freedom fighter who challenged British colonial rule decades before the 1857 Revolt.
Indian-American Scholar Ashley Tellis Gets Pre-Trial Release
In a significant development, US court approves pre-trial release for Indian-American scholar Ashley Tellis facing espionage charges. Latest updates on the controversial case that has drawn international attention.
India blocks foreign scholars, controls academic ideas
Exclusive investigation reveals how India is systematically denying entry to foreign academics and intellectuals, raising serious concerns about academic freedom and ideological control in Indian universities.
Minister Demands National Recognition for Rani Chennamma
Public Works Minister Satish Jarkiholi calls for Rani Chennamma's heroic legacy to be celebrated across India, not just Karnataka, highlighting her role as a freedom fighter against British rule.
Professor Watchlist: The Hit List Shaking US Academia
TPUSA's controversial Professor Watchlist is creating waves across US universities, targeting educators accused of promoting 'anti-American values' and raising concerns about academic freedom.
US Lawmaker Pushes Pentagon to Allow Sikh Soldiers' Beards
In a landmark move, US Congressman pushes Pentagon to revise grooming policies for Sikh servicemen, citing religious freedom and military readiness.
Riley Gaines Exposes Media Hypocrisy Over Athlete Vaccine Stances
Swimming champion Riley Gaines calls out double standards in media coverage of vaccine stances, questioning why Novak Djokovic remains unforgiven while Kyrie Irving receives different treatment.
Netaji's Great Escape: Kolkata to Berlin Saga
The thrilling untold story of Subhas Chandra Bose's daring escape from British surveillance in 1941, his dangerous journey across continents, and the secret mission that changed India's freedom struggle forever.
Kochi Art Gallery Vandalised Over Obscenity Allegations
A Kochi art gallery faces vandalism as Zoulikha Bouabdellah's artwork is destroyed following obscenity complaints. The incident sparks debate about artistic freedom in India.
Congress slams govt over UK professor deportation
Indian National Congress condemns the deportation of University of London professor as 'symptom of government hostility toward independent scholarship'. Latest controversy over visa denial sparks academic freedom debate.
US Lawmaker Challenges Pentagon Over Sikh Beard Policy
Indian-American Congressman Shri Thanedar demands Pentagon revise policies preventing Sikh Americans from serving with religious articles of faith. Learn about the ongoing battle for religious accommodation in US military.
Israel Court Delays Gaza Media Access Petition
Israel's top court postpones landmark hearing on journalist access to Gaza amid ongoing conflict. The decision leaves international media in limbo while raising press freedom concerns.
New IT Rules: Gov't Control Over Online Content From Nov 1
Starting November 1, India's amended IT Act gives government sweeping authority to flag and remove unlawful online content. Learn how this impacts digital platforms and users.
India's academic reputation suffers after professor deportation
The controversial deportation of Professor Francesca Orsini from India raises serious questions about academic freedom and the country's standing in global intellectual circles.
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