A child is dead, and language is at the centre of the story. The Navi Mumbai case forces us to confront how identity debates, when stripped of restraint, can quietly turn intimate spaces into sites of cruelty.
2026 arrives with fresh calendars, recycled promises, and a confident belief that this year will be “different.” It won’t be. Power will change tone, not habits.
One of the most profound impacts of AI in 2026 is linguistic inclusion. AI systems now support hundreds of regional and indigenous languages with contextual accuracy.
Promises from January return with attendance sheets. This is a week of pauses that won’t be taken, silences that will be misread, and statements that will require clarifications longer than the original intent.
One Crisis, Two Languages: How Rahul Gandhi and Digvijay Singh Are Saying the Same Thing.
The central government’s move to replace MGNREGA with the proposed VB G RAM G bill has ignited sharp political debate. Senior Congress leader Sonia Gandhi has termed the change an attack on rural livelihood guarantees, accusing the Centre of bypassing consensus. The controversy raises urgent questions on transparency, consultation, and the future of employment rights.
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat criticised political misuse of religious symbolism, urged Hindu unity, defended the RSS as cultural and non-political, said India’s roots lie in Hindu civilisation, and dismissed claims that the RSS is anti-Muslim. His remarks revive debate over faith, identity and politics in today’s India.
The final stretch of 2025 begins with Mercury questioning its own career choices, Saturn demanding accountability, and Jupiter promising expansion — mostly of press conferences.
The Kishor–Priyanka meeting mattered less for what it produced and more for what it exposed: an opposition still searching for coherence, confidence, and a viable political path.
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