The youngsters were protesting, and finally, their biggest demand was met. On July 25, 2026, a Union Minister resigned — something few would have bet on a month earlier. But a resignation is rarely where a story ends; it’s usually where the next, harder chapter begins. Before we get to what’s still worth watching, here is the full, chronological story of how a leaked exam paper turned into a month that shook Delhi. Where It Started: The Exam and the Leak NEET-UG 2026 was held

A Question We Don't Like to Ask Here’s a question that makes most people uncomfortable: if the police shoot a man dead before any court has heard his side, who exactly decided he was guilty? We’ve all grown up watching news anchors call it an “encounter” almost like it’s a good word — a clean word, a word that sounds like justice finally happened. A criminal was caught, shots were fired, and the criminal is now dead. End of story, right? Except it isn’t the end of the story.

Can a country that calls itself a constitutional democracy — one that has elevated dignity to the heart of its fundamental rights — force a man to keep living when life, as he once knew it, ended thirteen years ago? A Boy Who Fell, and a Family That Never Stopped Falling In August 2013, Harish Rana was nineteen years old. He was a student in Chandigarh — young, alive, full of whatever quiet ambitions nineteen-year-olds carry in their chests. Then one day, he fell from the f