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From hospital visits to talks with protesters, JP Nadda has become the government's bridge amid the escalating NEET paper leak controversy
An Outlook reporter was among those injured during the police crackdown, with medical records documenting pellet wounds even as Delhi Police deny using the weapon.
NDTA president Atul Bhargava stated that the advisory was issued to ensure public safety and prevent any untoward incidents, given the huge gatherings and crowding in and around the commercial hub.
Once an 18th-century observatory, Jantar Mantar evolved into India's iconic protest site, witnessing movements over corruption, farmers' rights, justice and student demands
From Bangladesh and Sri Lanka to Kenya and India, a new generation of digitally connected protesters is reshaping politics, forcing governments to retreat, reform—or, in rare cases, relinquish power
Head Constable Ashiq Hussain Qureshi was deployed for Amarnath Yatra duty when a lone assailant shot him.
Investigators are examining Prasanth’s alleged role in the TDB’s 2025 decision to send gold-plated temple panels to Smart Creations for repairs.
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has refused to step down, and the central government is firmly maintaining its position on the controversy. This refusal to step aside contrasts with historical instances where Indian cabinet ministers from different departments and posts vacated their seats to accept moral responsibility
From hospital visits to talks with protesters, JP Nadda has become the government's bridge amid the escalating NEET paper leak controversy
An Outlook reporter was among those injured during the police crackdown, with medical records documenting pellet wounds even as Delhi Police deny using the weapon.
NDTA president Atul Bhargava stated that the advisory was issued to ensure public safety and prevent any untoward incidents, given the huge gatherings and crowding in and around the commercial hub.
Once an 18th-century observatory, Jantar Mantar evolved into India's iconic protest site, witnessing movements over corruption, farmers' rights, justice and student demands
From Bangladesh and Sri Lanka to Kenya and India, a new generation of digitally connected protesters is reshaping politics, forcing governments to retreat, reform—or, in rare cases, relinquish power
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Volunteers were seen removing stones from roads and traffic islands around Jantar Mantar to prevent further misuse. The area towards Sansad Marg was cordoned off using riot control vehicles.
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