Opposition parties failed to grab the student protest and unity.

The number of leaders of the peasant class among the youth of the Hindi belt is as follows: -Chandrashekhar Azad: He was the biggest leader of the Dalit youth of the Hindi belt, aka the Gobar belt of the country, but was left to find his place within the sponsored cockroach movement. 

Hanuman Beniwal: The biggest farmer of the Hindi belt comes from the community; it is very popular among the youth, but they were also looking for a place among the cockroaches instead of making a big movement together with their CC class. Rajkumar Roat: The biggest leaders of Bhil Pradesh spread across three states; the youth coming from the tribal class and those who had to become the loudest voice of the tribal class in the Hindi belt were not seen anywhere in the scene. 

Abhay Singh Chautala: Although his father had allowed the RSS to enter Haryana, the whole family is being punished for it, but at present there is little credibility left in Haryana. 

Akhilesh Yadav: There is a good hold in the main cow dung belt of UP-Bihar; there is no plan of action to fight the problems across the country. Just parallel to the movement of the cockroaches, the red cap was worn in Parliament and Lutyens's. 

Rahul Gandhi: The biggest opposition party. They raised the issue of the paper leak. The cockroaches came and could not decide whether to support or stick to their plan! The leadership was empty when lifting Sona Wangchuk but could not do anything. King Harishchandra remained in front of the group of rascals! 

South India, as always, remained silent on the cow-dung-belt furore. The silence of the South is extremely worrying. In the age of social media, negligible participation forces one to think. The so-called farmer leaders of the Gobar belt, Dalit leaders, tribal leaders, etc. continued to act as tools of the agenda this time as well and managed to marginalize their class. The youth of Gobar Patti who think that my leader is a lion, look at this picture! Source: Prem Singh Siyag.

The UCC and Char community in Assam

My article with Dr Ashraful on the UCC and the minority community in the Char areas of Assam was published in Forward Press. Without improving the socio-economic status of the Char community, the UCC will not be significant. There were already a couple of laws regarding social issues such as child marriage, polygamy, dowry, and others that existed in Assam. Still, the UCC was brought to appease core voters, not for the welfare of the minority. 

असम के चार क्षेत्रों में यूसीसी और अल्पसंख्यक समुदाय पर डॉ. अशरफुल के साथ मेरा लेख फॉरवर्ड प्रेस में प्रकाशित हुआ था। चार समुदाय की सामाजिक-आर्थिक स्थिति में सुधार किए बिना, यूसीसी महत्वपूर्ण नहीं होगा। असम में बाल विवाह, बहुविवाह, दहेज और अन्य सामाजिक मुद्दों के संबंध में पहले से ही कुछ कानून मौजूद थे। फिर भी, यूसीसी को मुख्य मतदाताओं को खुश करने के लिए लाया गया था, न कि अल्पसंख्यकों के कल्याण के लिए। 

https://www.forwardpress.in/2026/07/assam-uniform-civil-code-and-muslim-women-of-the-char-areas/

Five Judges are elevated to the Supreme Court of India

Journalist and legal commentator Abhinav Sekhri has criticised the Supreme Court Collegium over recent judicial appointments, alleging that fiercely independent and upright judges are consistently being overlooked for the country’s highest constitutional court.
Referring to the proposed elevation of five judges to the Supreme Court, Sekhri said that some judges had superseded their seniors, while judges known for their integrity and independence, including Himachal Pradesh High Court Chief Justice G.S. Sandhawalia and Justice Atul Sreedharan, lacked institutional backing within the Collegium.
He argued that the judiciary was being weakened through “silence, compromise, opacity” and the “normalisation of mediocrity over brilliance and integrity." Sekhri also warned that if the erosion of institutional credibility continued, people could begin losing faith in the legitimacy of the judicial system itself.
The remarks come amid growing public debate around judicial appointments, transparency in the Collegium system, and concerns over the independence of constitutional institutions. Source: The Jamia Times.

Assam Assembly Elections -2026

News| In the 2026 Assembly election in Assam, delimitation, AI propaganda, and communal rhetoric combined to structurally disadvantage Muslim voters. But the community’s own electoral choices complicated the picture.

https://frontline.thehindu.com/politics/assam-delimitation-bjp-muslim-vote-strategy/article70908040.ece

Sri Lanka abolished the right to pensions for parliamentarians.

Sri Lanka has taken a historic decision, setting an example of accountability in politics. Now the pension given to the MPs after retirement has been completely abolished. The 49-year-old law was repealed by parliament. The Minister of Justice made it clear during the debate that the way the public sees the work & conduct of their representatives does not give the impression that they should have the right to a lifetime pension.

This step of the govt is considered to be a big change in the direction of defining politics as service, not convenience. This decision is not just a country's policy but a message to question the political culture. The message is clear: people's money for the benefit of the people. Here the public representatives get a pension & many other facilities, while the common citizen has to work & contribute for decades for a pension. It is a question: Is public representation a service or a privilege?

The US has multiple interests in Greenland

The idea to grab Greenland is not a superficial move but rather a deep geopolitical calculation, political scientist Levent Ersin Orallı explains: 

1. Greenland holds strategic significance, as it contains energy and rare earth elements, including oil, gas, and minerals—grasping these resources would reduce the US's dependence on China and enable it to produce advanced technologies domestically. 

2. The melting of Arctic ice creates another aspect, as Greenland becomes a key point of shorter...trade routes and cost-effective pathways along the Asia-Europe-North America line.

3. The crucial factor is security. Greenland is strategically located to serve as an outpost for radar detection and missile defense systems.

4. Hypothetically, if Trump were to succeed in annexing Greenland to the US, this move could go down in history as an exceptional achievement in American political history.

5. He could potentially create a presidential legacy that expands US territory, secures long-term strategic benefits, and enhances the global competitiveness of the United States.

The Indian Economy is under stress

The Government of India (Ministry of Finance) is planning short-term borrowing of Rs. 3.84 lakh crore through Treasury Bills for the fourth quarter (January-March 2026) of the current financial year (2025-26), to meet urgent financing needs; Weekly auctions will range from ₹29,000 crore to ₹35,000 crore.
India has overtaken Japan to become the world's fourth-largest economy in 2025, and is on course to overtake Germany to become the third-largest economy soon! It is a different matter that a fairly large share of central and state governments (from 80% to 85%) goes into mandatory expenditures such as salaries, allowances and pensions, leading to a lack of funds for development work, especially due to 'free schemes' and subsidies that are putting increasing pressure on states' revenues, increasing financial pressures and leaving less money for development. The continuous fall of the rupee is also a matter of concern!
Happy New Year's Eve!