Daily Brief: As government backtracks on broadcasting and waqf bills, Opposition buoyed – but cautious, and more

As government backtracks on broadcasting and waqf bills, Opposition buoyed – but cautious

Even allies of the BJP pushed for wider consultation on the waqf bill.

Rape, murder of Kolkata doctor highlight failure of workplace safety provisions for women

Legal norms were flouted or were insufficient in accounting for security in spaces like hospitals where women are on call 24x7 or work irregular an...

New York: Don’t allow Ram temple float in India Day Parade, it’s ‘anti-Muslim’, faith groups demand

The organisers claimed that the display is a ‘symbol of cultural significance and a testament to a historic moment for the global Indian community’.

SEBI chief continued to earn revenue from her firm, potentially violating regulator’s rules: Report

Agora Advisory, in which Madhabi Buch holds 99% stake, made Rs 3.63 crore in revenue from its operations between 2017 and 2024, Reuters reported.

Gurcharan Das: What is the future of liberalism in India?

The country’s rapid progress and liberal economy of the past three decades is being undone by its illiberal tilt, democracy slipping.

A Bangladesh in transition does not need a resurgent Jamaat-e-Islami

Reinstating a communal party that flouts the constitution cannot make-up for the Awami League government’s past deeds.

‘Syeda’s story is also Delhi’s story’: Why Neha Dixit wrote about an ‘unknown’ working-class woman

An interview with the author of ‘The Many Lives of Syeda X: The Story of an Unknown Indian’.

Wrestling: Vinesh Phogat – ‘Could have competed till 2032 Olympics under different circumstances’

Vinesh Phogat missed out an Olympic medal after being disqualified on the morning of her gold medal bout at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

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