Allahabad High Court judge Yashwant Varma has stepped down halting an ongoing parliamentary inquiry and closing one of the rare impeachment proceedings against a sitting judge.
SDPI’s electoral strategy in Kerala has drawn attention for its targeted presence in closely contested constituencies, raising questions about vote-splitting and shifting political alignments, particularly in contests involving the UDF
BY Ashlin Mathew 9 April 2026
Beneath a deceptively calm surface, Thiruvananthapuram is witnessing a slow but significant churn, with shifting loyalties, emerging “Sangh villages”, and tightly contested constituencies which could redefine Kerala’s traditional political landscape.
BY Ashlin Mathew 8 April 2026
The Union Territory guest houses of Daman and Diu and Lakshadweep in Delhi’s Chanakyapuri have been taken over by Ginger Hotels, a Tata Group subsidiary, sparking questions over land use rules.
BY Ashlin Mathew 2 April 2026
A large-scale eviction drive in Assam’s Andherijuli, just ahead of elections, has displaced hundreds of families, raising urgent questions about historical land ambiguities, political narratives and development projects
BY Ashlin Mathew 2 April 2026
The Bodo, Mising, Karbi, Rabha, Dimasa, and Sonowal Kachari tribes of Assam fear that the land their ancestors had inhabited for generations is increasingly being eyed by the state
BY Ashlin Mathew 30 March 2026
Himanta Biswa Sarma was not placed on the throne of Assam’s governance. He arrived there, navigating parties, positions and ideological contradictions, adjusting swiftly and deftly as the political ground shifted in the eastern state. What has remained constant is his instinct for power and his ability to stay a step ahead of the politics he helps ferment
BY Ashlin Mathew 29 March 2026
Ahead of Assam's April 2026 assembly elections, indigenous Muslim families in Kamrup face homelessness after government eviction drives target forest and reserve land.
BY Ashlin Mathew 28 March 2026
At a time when the Bharatiya Janata Party is seeking to reach out to Christian voters ahead of the Kerala elections, the Union government has introduced sweeping changes to foreign funding laws, sparking fierce debate
BY Ashlin Mathew 28 March 2026
Despite objections from the Congress, the returning officer has accepted BJP leader Rajeev Chandrasekhar’s nomination for the Nemom Assembly seat, stating it does not breach the Candidate’s Handbook 2023
BY Ashlin Mathew 24 March 2026
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