As Parliament remains deadlocked over the NEET paper leak and police crackdown, Rahul Gandhi has laid down three non-negotiable demands: Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, action against police excesses, and an apology from PM Modi. But while Congress has amplified the student movement, AAP now accuses it of hijacking the protest—and the CJP is signaling openness to talks if the government meets its conditions.
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This week on Netanagri, Siddhant Mohan breaks down the big political clashes, from Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike at the CJP protest to the high-stakes numbers game of the Delimitation Bill. Watch to find out why the government is staying silent and what happens next in this political showdown.
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In this video, we explain why Sonam Wangchuk's transfer to Safdarjung Hospital has sparked a political storm, and how opposition leaders have reacted to the Delhi Police's action.
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In this video, we bring you ground reports from Jantar Mantar on the ongoing youth protest over alleged NEET exam leaks, the latest updates on Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike, and the key demands raised by the demonstrators.
In this video, we explain why Sonam Wangchuk was shifted from Jantar Mantar to Safdarjung Hospital, his current health condition, and the differing claims made by the Delhi Police and CJP activists.
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This week on Netanagri, Siddhant Mohan breaks down the big political clashes, from Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike at the CJP protest to the high-stakes numbers game of the Delimitation Bill. Watch to find out why the government is staying silent and what happens next in this political showdown.
Dozens of protesters were hospitalized with fractures, blood clots, deep cuts, and head injuries after police unleashed intense lathicharge and tear gas during the CJP's Parliament march . Watch the video to see the extent of the injuries and hear from those affected.
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As Parliament remains deadlocked over the NEET paper leak and police crackdown, Rahul Gandhi has laid down three non-negotiable demands: Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, action against police excesses, and an apology from PM Modi. But while Congress has amplified the student movement, AAP now accuses it of hijacking the protest—and the CJP is signaling openness to talks if the government meets its conditions.
In today's Sansad Mein Aaj: Akhilesh Yadav fumes over not being allowed to speak in Lok Sabha, questioning if a "deal" was struck between the government and Congress. Opposition MPs arrive in black to observe a "Black Day" over police action and NEET, while both Houses are repeatedly adjourned .
In today's episode, the crackdown on Indian student protesters has sparked global solidarity marches across the US, UK, Germany, Canada, and the Netherlands . We also cover Trump's landmark nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, his warning on Iran's Pickaxe Mountain, and Pakistan's request for a $10 billion US financial facility.
In today's LT Show, Abhishek covers the latest from the CJP protests across cities, JP Nadda's meeting with Sonam Wangchuk, and the commotion at Connaught Place last night. Also covered: the Ram Temple Trust meeting in Ayodhya, Sharad Pawar and Supriya Sule's meeting with PM Modi, and the Supreme Court's Aravalli committee seeking public suggestions .
A massive showdown at Jantar Mantar as the Cockroach Party's Sansad March faced a brutal police crackdown—but protesters refused to back down, with core CJP members returning to the stage in an unexpected move . Watch the full video to uncover the ground reality.
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The CJP protest at Jantar Mantar entered its tenth day on June 29 as Abhijeet Dipke highlighted recent student deaths. Sonam Wangchuk began an indefinite hunger strike, and the Lallantop team visited the home of Irfan to understand the challenges faced by his community .
In the first episode of Master Ji in the Newsroom, Avadh Ojha explains why European powers—Portuguese, French, Dutch, and British—all set sail for India around the same time in the 15th century. He breaks down why India was called the "Sone ki Chidiya," the mistakes that led to colonization, and how the British went from spice traders to rulers.
In the first episode of Master Ji in the Newsroom, Avadh Ojha explains why European powers—Portuguese, French, Dutch, and British—all set sail for India around the same time in the 15th century. He breaks down why India was called the "Sone ki Chidiya," the mistakes that led to colonization, and how the British went from spice traders to rulers.
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