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Bihar: Prashant Kishor Claims 60% Search Jan Suraaj For Schooling, Jobs

Bihar, Bihar · Bihar

Bihar: Prashant Kishor Claims 60% Search Jan Suraaj For Schooling, Jobs

Patna: Jan Suraaj founder Prashant Kishor mentioned on Friday that Bihar is on the cusp of historic change, with over 60 per cent of its folks searching for transformation. Talking about his two-year marketing campaign throughout villages, Kishor emphasised that individuals of Bihar need schooling and employment alternatives for his or her kids and are bored with hardships as a result of poverty, restricted political decisions, and worry of lead…See the Story

The Unseen Struggles of Women on Election Duty

Delhi, India · Delhi

The Unseen Struggles of Women on Election Duty

Gauri Sharma, TwoCircles.net New Delhi: For millions of voters, elections last a day. But for the women who make them possible, the experience stretches far longer and cuts much deeper. From late-night drops in unsafe areas to nights spent on cold floors without security to waiting hours for a ride home to skipping meals and […]Read Article

The Great Illusion: How Misframed Adivasi Forest Rights Threaten Culture and Conservation ?

Nature · Uttarakhand

The Great Illusion: How Misframed Adivasi Forest Rights Threaten Culture and Conservation ?

When Adivasi land rights are framed as tickets to government handouts, both cultural traditions and nature conservation hang in the balance, explains Dipika Adhikari, Twocircles.net The Rajwar peoples find themselves at a crossroads in a quiet and tucked-away village within the folds of Uttarakhand’s Askot Wildlife Sanctuary. Officially identified as Van Rajis, a Particularly Vulnerable Tribal […]Read Article

Married Six Months Ago, 24-Year-Old from Bihar Killed in Panipat for ‘Wearing Skull Cap’

Syed Abubakr, TwoCircles.net Asad Raza was sipping tea after a long day of stitching clothes when his phone rang. What he heard left him breathless. His younger brother, Firdaus Alam, had been attacked near Flora Chowk in Panipat. He was told that the reason was a dispute over a skull cap. The victim had gone […]Bihar, Bihar · Bihar Read Article

Operation Sindoor Sparks Political Clash as Opposition Demands Answers

55% Right coverage: 11 sources

Amid calls for a special Parliament session following Operation Sindoor, Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat emphasized the government's transparency. He questioned the opposition's intent as Prime Minister Modi has addressed key issues, including national defense. The Congress urges discussions on military strategy, citing defense official remarks, while espionage allegations surface.Narendra Modi · India See the Story

Is Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar Facing Mental Health Crisis?

M I Khan, TwoCircles.net Patna: Speculation over 73-year-old Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s mental and physical well-being has been circulating for months but intensified following a widely publicised incident in which he placed a flowerpot on the head of a senior IAS officer at an official function. The unusual act gave fresh ammunition to the […]Nitish Kumar · Bihar Read Article

Encounter: Maoist commander killed, rebel with ₹15 lakh bounty injured by security forces in Jharkhand

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

In Jharkhand's Palamu district, a commander of the banned CPI (Maoist) was killed in a gunfight with security forces. Another Maoist, carrying a ₹15 lakh bounty, was injured.BJP · India See the Story

From Gaya to Gayaji: The City’s Renaming Exposed Nitish Kumar’s ‘Secular’ Facade?

Sami Ahmad, TwoCircles.net Patna: At a time when Buddhists are agitating for their rights in Bodh Gaya, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar stunned many of his supporters by announcing the renaming of Gaya to Gayaji. A one-line official statement from the General Administration Department read, “Given ancient, historical and religious importance, the name of Gaya […]Buddhism · Bodh Gaya Read Article

Six Years, No Trial: Bengali-Speaking Muslim Labourers From WB Being ‘Hounded’ as ‘Bangladeshis’ in Mumbai

Nikhat Fatima, TwoCircles.net Mumbai: Born in India, brought up in India, living in India – yet still treated as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh. The poor labourers who migrated to Mumbai for survival – after their villages in Burdwan, Birbhum, Hooghly and other districts of West Bengal were devastated by floods in 2000 – are struggling […]Immigration · West Bengal Read Article

LoC Villagers Hold Religious Congregation

Rajouri, May 18: In a display of faith and gratitude, villagers near a Line of Control (LoC) village in Rajouri district, organised a special religious congregation, including a Sunderkand Path and Yag, at the ancient Shiv Temple. The village came under heavy artillery shelling from Pakistan from May 7 to 10, resulting in damage to houses and structures. Miraculously, no lives were lost, and the villagers attribute this to the blessings of Almig…Jammu and Kashmir · Jammu and Kashmir See the Story

‘No Grass, No Growth, No Eid’: Stuck in Lowlands Since Pahalgam Attack, Bakarwal Herders Face a Crisis

Mohammad Aatif Ammad Kanth, TwoCircles.net Anantnag (Jammu and Kashmir): Altaf Ahmed Khan and his family begin their seasonal journey every year in April into the mountains of South Kashmir’s Anantnag district, returning from Jammu’s Akhnoor after spending the winter there. Altaf belongs to the Bakarwal community, a nomadic pastoralist group in Jammu and Kashmir that […]Jammu and Kashmir · Jammu and Kashmir Read Article

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