Why Polarising Hindu Voters in Punjab Remains a Difficult Political Challenge

Iran Hardliners Accuse Leaders of Sidelining Parliament in US Nuclear Talks

A faction of hardline conservatives in Iran has turned against the country's own leadership, levelling serious accusations of a political power grab. They claim that parliament is being bypassed and that the supreme leader's directives are being ignored during ongoing negotiations with the United States. Critics within this camp also allege that Iran's revolutionary institutions are being deliberately weakened. The internal rift signals growing tension between pragmatic negotiators and ideological hardliners over the direction of Iran's foreign and domestic policy.

‘If Modi won’t sack Dharmendra Pradhan, he is responsible too’: Abhijeet Dipke to Express

Centre Orders Probe Into B.Ed Colleges After Ghost Institutions Report

The Indian government has ordered an investigation into B.Ed colleges that may not physically exist, following an NDTV report. Journalists visiting addresses linked to these colleges found what appeared to be agricultural land rather than educational institutions. Buildings near the listed locations bore the names of entirely different establishments. The probe aims to determine whether these colleges have been fraudulently registered or are operating without proper infrastructure. The development raises serious concerns about the integrity of teacher education certification in India.

Nashik Man Kills Ex-Girlfriend Over Her Upcoming Marriage to Another Man

A man in Nashik allegedly murdered his ex-girlfriend, reportedly driven by rage over her plans to marry someone else. After committing the crime, the accused reportedly informed his own fiancée about the killing. The victim, identified as Vaishu, was targeted by the accused who could not accept the end of their relationship. Police have taken up the case and the accused is facing charges in connection with the murder.