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Ganga's Fury, Government's Failure: Erosion Crisis Grips West Bengal

IN the heart of West Bengal, the Ganga River is not merely eroding its banks; it is tearing at the very fabric of society. This is not just a natural disaster; it is a profound betrayal of the people by their governments. In the districts of Malda and Murshidabad, entire villages are being swallowed by the river's merciless current, a relentless tide of destruction that has left thousands of families utterly destitute. Throughout the monsoon season, the people of India have witnessed nature's fury, with Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand experiencing devastating flash floods.

Chhatisgarh: Salwa Judum's Excesses and Supreme Court's Verdict

JUSTICE B Sudarshan Reddy is on the target of BJP after becoming the Vice Presidential candidate from India Block. He is being accused of being responsible for the Maoist violence in Chhattisgarh, because he was the one who banned the Salwa Judum sponsored by the BJP government in Chhattisgarh.In the inhumane excesses that took place in this violent movement, 650 villages were forcibly evacuated and dozens of villages were burnt, hundreds of women were raped and hundreds were killed in this campaign.

Punjab Floods: Systemic Failures and Climate Change Worsen Devastation

PUNJAB is facing one of the worst floods in recent decades. While all 23 districts have been affected, the situation is most severe in Gurdaspur, Pathankot, Amritsar, Ferozepur, Fazilka, Kapurthala, Tarn Taran, and Hoshiarpur. According to recent reports, the 2025 floods in Punjab are being described as the worst since 1988, causing large-scale devastation.Approximately 1.62 lakh hectares (around 4 lakh acres) of agricultural land have been submerged, severely damaging crops such as paddy, maize, cotton, and vegetables.

Himachal Pradesh Battles Natural Disaster: Urgent Need for National Attention and Aid

SINCE June 2025, Himachal Pradesh has been facing one of the worst natural disasters in its history. Continuous heavy rainfall has triggered devastating flash floods and massive landslides across the state, causing widespread destruction and suffering.The scale of damage is enormous. Lives have been lost, and thousands have been displaced. Livestock, homes, cowsheds, shops, milk chilling plants, dispensaries, schools, roads, bridges, flyovers, hydroelectric projects, and even traditional water mills (gharats) have been washed away or buried under landslides.

Flood Fury Exposes Systemic Bankruptcy Yet Again

MILLIONS of people in Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir, Delhi, and other regions are suffering unthinkable agony due to unprecedented floods – despite weather forecasts of very heavy monsoon rains issued months in advance. Nothing worthwhile was done by those responsible for the crucial duty of protecting people’s lives and livelihoods.Shockingly, Himachal Pradesh is facing worst devastation even before it could recover from the cloudbursts and landslides that struck just last year.

STFI Deplores Changes in NCERT Books

THE all India conference of the School Teachers Federation of India (STFI) held recently had strongly opposed the irrational changes made in school textbooks. The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT), which is entrusted with the responsibility of developing curricula and textbooks that uphold scientific temperament, historical accuracy, and the secular, pluralistic values enshrined in the Indian Constitution, has instead altered textbooks in line with the dictates of the RSS and the BJP government at the centre.

Statue of Legendary Communist Heroine Godavari Parulekar installed in Talasari College

ON the 118th birth anniversary of the legendary Communist and Kisan heroine Godavari Parulekar, her statue was installed in the senior college at Talasari in the Palghar district of Maharashtra. The name of the college is Comrade Godavari Shamrao Parulekar College of Arts, Science and Commerce. The college was started 31 years ago in 1994.

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