On the banks of the Kosi River, where people have battled floods, isolation, and long detours for decades, a new dream is taking shape. The 13.3-kilometre Bheja–Bakaur Kosi Bridge is now in its final stage of completion.

Karnataka today resembles a feudal court. At the breakfast table, the Chief Minister and his deputy are not quarrelling over idli–vada but over the throne, a slow-motion knife fight, while the Congress high command in Delhi watches nervously from the corridors, hesitating like a modern-day Dhritarashtra...

The political temperature is soaring — slogans fill the air, enthusiasm has gripped the streets, and hearts are aflame. From Patna to Purnea, one question echoes everywhere — “Who this time?

Uttar Pradesh and Karnataka—two states, two landscapes, two models. On one side, there’s Yogi Adityanath’s iron-clad image, determined to turn UP into the engine of a 'New India,' and on the other, Siddaramaiah’s soft, populist politics, promising to fill every poor man’s plate and pocket with something.  

The lush green heritage of the Braj region, encompassing historically and culturally rich districts like Agra, Mathura, and Firozabad, is under a silent yet severe threat—Prosopis Juliflora, commonly known as Vilayati Babool. This fast-spreading invasive tree has become a menace to the fragile ecosystem of the Taj Trapezium Zone, destroying native flora, endangering biodiversity, and putting additional pressure on already shrinking forest areas...

Since assuming office in 2017, Yogi Adityanath has undeniably reshaped Uttar Pradesh’s law and order landscape. His administration’s unwavering zero-tolerance stance on crime, epitomized by the ‘bulldozer model’ and assertive policing, has demonstrably deterred criminals and reduced public offences. Even opposition voices acknowledge the decline of the ‘jungle raj’ that previously plagued the state.