Abhijeet Dipke: From Marathi-Medium School to Boston University and Protest Politics
Abhijeet Dipke's journey from a Marathi-medium classroom to engineering and Boston University, now at the centre of Indian protest politics.
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Abhijeet Dipke's journey from a Marathi-medium classroom to engineering and Boston University, now at the centre of Indian protest politics.
A missile strike on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport killed 12, including an American, as Saudi Arabia weighs US support against Houthi rebels. The attack escalates a conflict with global energy implications.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani calls ICE 'rotten to its core' after agents fire seven rounds at a car with a 5-year-old inside, sparking a national debate on sanctuary policies and federal enforcement.
I have 45 FIRs against me. My goal is to have 100. I want 100 FIRs to be filed against me. Every FIR is a medal for me,
Gosport brought to standstill again as 'stop the boat' protesters blockade roads and clash with police over migrant arrivals. Channel crossings down 43% but tensions remain high.
The UAE shared passenger and crew lists with Israel before the FlyDubai flight where an Omani co-pilot allegedly tried to crash the plane. Investigators now ask how he slipped through multiple security layers.
Iran’s IRGC calls Trump ‘a liar’ over nuclear claims, warns on Hormuz oil route. Tensions rise as Tehran awaits US response on reopening the strategic strait.
Clare Carmichael was left for dead in 2001 after a brutal attack at her home. Police have reopened the case, but her attacker remains free. She wants answers.
The White House continues to bar reporters from Politico, CNN and MS NOW, defying a federal judge's order to restore their access. The move raises serious questions about press freedom and the rule of law.
India's ED probes Belgian NGO Amar ASBL for allegedly using foreign funds for religious conversion in Jaisalmer, bypassing FCRA rules. Over Rs 5 crore involved.
Nigeria is bleeding, and President Bola Tinubu refuses to see it. That is the stark conclusion of a recent meeting between the nation's Catholic bishops and the president, a confrontation that lays bare the widening chasm between Abuja and the streets.
Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman's shift from progressive icon to Trump-friendly maverick has Democrats questioning his loyalty and his re-election chances in 2028.
A Miami homeowner who did everything right at purchase now faces a $55,650 lien for work she didn't do. The city can't even find the lien in its own records.
The woman accused of triggering a deadly LA bus crash and NBC helicopter wreck sent a disturbing text hours before, revealing fears about her associations and a troubled past.

Gurugram court sends hit-and-run accused Kalyan Bainsla and his cousin to two-day police remand. Victim Shivani Chauhan demands stricter action, citing an alleged deliberate attack.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has called for free passage through the Strait of Hormuz and warned against the spread of the Russia-Ukraine war, while highlighting Türkiye's diplomatic efforts and regional connectivity plans.
A pregnant woman in India survived being thrown into a canal by her own father, who objected to her inter-caste marriage. Amanpreet Kaur hid in the water for nearly half an hour before escaping. Police have charged six family members with attempted murder.
Singapore’s new Primary 1 rules from 2027 widen access for some families but disrupt plans for those who moved homes for school proximity. The two-track system and increased Phase 2C spots spark mixed reactions.
India's NCPCR proposes creches, regular parent-child meetings and foster care options for the estimated eight lakh children affected by parental incarceration.
Kano State has inaugurated a 20-member committee to reform the Almajiri education system, aiming to regulate Tsangaya schools, protect children's welfare, and integrate the system into a sustainable framework.