India
RSS at 100 — Part 6: How Did the RSS Build a Nationwide Network?
Two-Line Summary From a small gathering in Nagpur in 1925, the RSS has grown into a nationwide volunteer network. Its…
RSS at 100 — Part 5: Why Does Mohan Bhagwat Receive Z+ Security? Who Pays for It—and What Do We Know About the Cost?
Two-Line Summary Mohan Bhagwat does not hold constitutional office, yet he receives Z+ security, one of India’s highest levels of…
RSS at 100 — Part 4: RSS and BJP — Who Influences Whom?
Two-Line Summary The RSS and BJP are formally separate organisations, but their relationship goes far beyond ordinary ideological affinity. Their…
RSS at 100 — Part 3: Who Funds the RSS? Guru Dakshina, Donations and the Tax Question
Two-Line Summary The RSS has long described Guru Dakshina and voluntary contributions as central to its financial model. But how…
RSS at 100 — Part 2: What Is the Legal Status of the RSS?
Two-Line Summary The RSS is widely described as an unregistered organisation, but does being unregistered mean that it is illegal?…
RSS at 100: History, Influence, Transparency and the Questions That Remain
NewsHashtag Investigative Series — Part 1 The Big Picture For a century, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has remained one…
Why India’s Students Are Losing Faith in the Education System
From NEET to Jantar Mantar: Why the Demand Is No Longer Just About One Exam The student sit-in at Jantar…
From Jantar Mantar to the Budget: Why India’s Students Are Demanding More Than Promises
Education as an Investment: What India Can Learn from the US, China and Germany For nearly a week, Jantar Mantar…
THIS IS Gen Z Bro !
NEW DELHI Jantar Mantar— On Saturday evening, after 36 days of persistent agitation, tear gas, and high-tension negotiations, the streets…
Pellets at Parliament’s Doorstep: How a Student March Turned Into a Rights Battle
NEW DELHI, Jantar Mantar— On the opening day of Parliament’s Monsoon Session, what began as a student-led march against exam…