Godi Media: The Modern-Day Scribes of Power In the vast and diverse landscape of Indian journalism, a new term has emerged from the desk of the journalist Ravish Kumar, one of the country’s most revered journalists. “Godi Media” has become a catchphrase, encapsulating the essence of a media ecosystem that is perceived to be not just biased, but overtly loyal to the ruling powers. Now I'm a history enthusiast, so immediately I asked myself "is it a new phenomenon?" And what I

Summary of the Akriti Chaudhary Case Overview Akriti Chaudhary, a 25-year-old Delhi University law student, was detained under the National Security Act (NSA) for nearly five months in connection with workers' protests in Noida, Uttar Pradesh. On September 2, 2026, the Allahabad High Court hearing the Habeas Corpus writ from her father, quashed her detention, citing serious procedural violations and lack of evidence. The High Court identified multiple critical flaws in the St

By Anupam Dixit The Delimitation Bill has sparked intense debate across India, with Dr. Shashi Tharoor voicing significant concerns about its implications. His arguments highlight risks to national unity, potential shifts in political power, and the need for a balanced federal structure. This blog post explores these concerns in detail, linking them with key political science concepts taught in classes 11 and 12. Understanding these issues is crucial for grasping how delimita

LIBERTY ! EQUALITY ! FREEDOM The balance between individual freedom and state authority remains a critical issue in democracies worldwide. In India, this tension often plays out in public protests and government responses. One such case is the latest Gen-Z protest in Jantar Mantar New Delhi against the NEET Paper leaks and subsequent conflict of students protesters with Delhi Police. J.S. Mill’s harm principle, introduced in Chapter 2, "Freedom," of Political Theory, offers