Shahid Pervez

“The political realignment in Tamil Nadu will have an impact on the 2029 Lok Sabha polls. The Congress's move (to break up with DMK and join hands with Vijay) is aimed at boosting its future prospects,” writes Siasat

“Common people are now bracing for an escalation in price rise – from transport to living expenses — and hardship, with the government passing on a part of the OMCs' burden to people. When global fuel prices were low, the government did not transfer its proportionate benefits to people,” writes Siasat

“The irregularities in our education system have put a question mark on the future of a large section of students. The government must crack down on all accused who are bent on playing with the lives of our children,” writes Urdu Times

“INDIA bloc should try to induct parties such as Mayawati’s BSP, Naveen Patnaik’s BJD and Jagan Mohan Reddy’s YSRCP, which are currently neither aligned with the NDA nor any other front,” writes Munsif

“While Muslims must pledge to bring about an education revolution in the community, it is imperative for the government to rise above political considerations and take urgent measures to ensure their educational empowerment,” says Aag

“On the paper leak row, the BJP's key allies like TDP supremo N Chandrababu Naidu and JD(U) chief Nitish Kumar also cannot evade their responsibility,” writes Urdu Times

“An atmosphere has built up in recent years, where every critical voice is linked to politics, every difference dubbed a ‘conspiracy', and every question dismissed as an ‘anti-government campaign',” writes Inquilab

“The apex court’s clarification (that deletion from the electoral rolls following the SIR would not result in loss of citizenship) is especially welcome because tens of millions of people across the country have been excluded from the voter lists,” writes Siasat

“If Dharmendra Pradhan has stepped down owning moral responsibility over the NEET leak, what does his hero’s welcome in the Parliament complex by BJP MPs afterwards signal? Is it not a bid to trivialise student protests and their anguish?” asks Inquilab

“The objections to the Vande Mataram Bill raised by several Opposition parties and Muslim organisations should not be seen as just 'political opposition' but as something rooted in history, India's Constitution and religious freedom,” writes Aag