In Indian democracy, the relationship between journalism and politics has always been a subject of debate. The duty of journalism is to question power and present the truth in the interest of the people, while the duty of politics is to acquire power and preserve it. The clash and cooperation between the two form the true heartbeat of democracy.

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It is eight on a warm summer morning. At a dusty road junction in a village of Govardhan tehsil in Mathura district, a group of boys and girls waits for the school bus. Their uniforms are spotless. Their shoes shine. Colourful school bags hang from their shoulders.

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Landmark Cars feels like one of those mid-cap stories that’s quietly building momentum these days. The company sits at the intersection of India’s growing appetite for premium and luxury vehicles and the steady rise of EV adoption.

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On summer evenings, the banks of the Yamuna River look very attractive. Cool breeze, families enjoying themselves, children's laughter, and the calm flow of the river; everything feels peaceful.

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The story of Zomato, reborn as Eternal Ltd., is less about quarterly numbers and more about the pulse of a nation learning to live at speed.

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History has strange habits. Sometimes mighty empires fall because of wars. Sometimes governments stumble because of inflation. And sometimes, a political storm begins with... a meme.

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Jantar Mantar turned into a carnival of defiance. Gen Z sang, danced, traded irreverent memes, mocked powerful leaders, and feasted on burgers, pizzas and bhaturas, as if politics had crashed a college festival.

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The children have settled in distant cities. The phone hardly rings anymore. Knees hurt. Memory fades. Loneliness walks in quietly and refuses to leave. This is not the story of a few old people. It is the future of India.

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