The table presents constituency-wise results of the Assam Assembly elections, showing a sweeping victory for the BJP and its allies, with the Congress trailing behind, while regional parties like AGP, BPF, and AIUDF retain limited but significant pockets.
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Developed in partnership with Google and YouTube and delivered through the AI Skills House platform, the programme is providing 15,000 fully funded scholarships to equip emerging talent in media, entertainment, animation, gaming, and digital storytelling with industry-relevant Generative AI skills.
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India's agricultural sector is showing early but measurable signs of a structural shift. Fresh data from the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare—covering summer crop sowing as of May 1, 2026—reveals a calibrated, policy-driven rebalancing away from rice toward millets, pulses, and oilseeds.
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NCERT, as National Coordinator for school education under SWAYAM, is offering 29 free online course modules for Classes XI and XII across 11 subjects in the 2026 cycle. Enrolment is open until 1 September 2026; final exams are scheduled for 10-15 September 2026. Courses are accessible free of cost.
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What has been happening in Manipur for the past three years is not a random series of riots. It is, they say, a planned campaign to break apart the state and push out its original inhabitants.
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For a state to function under the rule of law, it must provide citizens with the certainty of safety or, in its absence, a clear path to administrative and judicial recourse.
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Tripura occupies a singular strategic position within India's North-Eastern frontier, representing a transformative case study in how localized policy interventions can fundamentally alter a state's developmental trajectory.
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When institutions fail and grievances go unheard, people turn to civil society. Not because it holds power, but because it has earned trust. That trust, however, is not permanent — and some will work hard to destroy it.
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A child does not understand why her eyes will not stop streaming, why the sound split through her sleep, or why her mother is pulling her under a wet cloth in the dark. She understands only one thing: that her home is no longer safe. And that understanding, once formed, does not easily leave.
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When a conflict endures this long under the watch of both state and central authority, it ceases to be defined only by its origins. It begins to be defined by the response to it.
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