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India student protests keep up pressure on Modi government
The movement has broadened its agenda to include concerns over unemployment, opportunities for young people, and what protesters describe as Modi's increasingly authoritarian style of governance.
July 23, 2026
Muslim families displaced after nearly 100 houses razed in Surat, India
Nearly 100 homes in Surat’s Muslim-majority Nasirnagar demolished, hundreds of residents displaced; authorities deny ordering the operation, prompting demands for accountability, compensation and an independent investigation.
June 11, 2026
Norwegian journalist calls out Indian PM Modi for not answering questions
Narendra Modi draws criticism after avoiding questions from Norwegian journalists; Rahul Gandhi accuses him of fear; social media users highlight India’s press freedom and human rights record.
May 19, 2026
BJP under fire after Indian medical exam paper leak
India’s NEET-UG 2026 cancellation over an alleged paper leak has triggered arrests, protests and political accusations, with opposition parties demanding accountability and reforms in the national exam system.
May 15, 2026
Indian opposition leader calls CBI chief selection a ‘mockery’
Rahul Gandhi criticizes selection process, terming it a “mockery” and accusing the government of weakening transparency amid opposition concerns over institutional capture and political targeting by central agencies.
May 14, 2026
‘Indian Muslims in very grave situation’, says former Delhi administrator
Former Delhi lieutenant governor Najeeb Jung warned that Indian Muslims face growing insecurity, discrimination and second-class treatment amid communal politics, hate speech, violence and weakening constitutional fraternity.
May 12, 2026
Congress accuses Modi of hypocrisy over West Bengal’s CM appointment
The opposition party has shared an old video of Narendra Modi allegedly targeting Suvendu Adhikari over corruption allegations, saying, "Now, the same Shubendu Adhikari has been made the Chief Minister of West Bengal by Modi."
May 9, 2026
BJP’s Bengal win brings India closer to unitary Hindutva state: Indian media
The Wire reported that BJP’s Bengal victory weakened Trinamool Congress, disenfranchised millions, intensified Hindutva politics, and pushed India closer to a unitary majoritarian state before 2029.
May 8, 2026
Hindutva mob vandalizes Jama Masjid in India's Darjeeling after BJP’s Bengal victory
Desecration heightens fears that Hindutva politics has normalized attacks on Muslim religious spaces across India.
May 6, 2026
Rights groups warn of worsening humanitarian crisis in India's Manipur state
The crisis in the state is worsening as Kuki Christians allege targeted violence, displacement and official neglect, while critics accuse BJP leaders of silence and failure to restore peace.
April 27, 2026