Page 10 - Protests

Young and angry

The most tyrannical among rulers is considered to be Roman emperor Caligula. A historical figure, he fits the mythical archetype of arrogant and cruel rulers whose end is foretold by their actions

Farmers held for planning protest during PM Modi's Karnataka visit

According to police, the detentions have taken place in certain parts of Tumakuru, near Bengaluru as well as in Shivamogga.

CAA protests: Army chief slams students, Opposition cries 'politicisation'

Opposition has accused Rawat of violating both regulations and tradition, as the army's basic rulebook disallows army personnel from commenting on a political question without govt sanction

German IIT-M student asked to leave India for taking part in CAA protest

The student, Jacob Lindenthal, had one semester to do on the campus before scheduled return in May 2020

Will take revenge on CAA protesters for 'property destruction': Adityanath

He said those damaging property have been captured in video and CCTV footage and he will take revenge from them by seizing their property.

3 killed in police firing as protests against citizenship law sweep country

Reports of violence also came from BJP-ruled Karnataka and Gujarat, and Trinamool Congress-ruled West Bengal

Citizenship law protests in Delhi: Several detained, internet cut off

Entry and exist gates of at least 18 Delhi Metro stations were shut while barricades were erected in large part of South, East and North Delhi

India's economy and BJP's ambitious political thrust on divergent tracks

The ruling party may have assumed the economy will revive on its own before next elections, but such facile belief can come unstuck if current directions are not reversed quickly, writes T N Ninan

Opposition not hitting the street anytime soon as Congress delays protest

Congress sources said the real reason for postponing the event was that they discovered the venue was booked, and by a Congressman at that

Indefinite strike by lawyers greets newly formed J&K Union Territory

Following the strike by lawyers, work in all courts remained affected

Prohibitions imposed in Aarey Colony after protests, 38 activists booked

The Mumbai Metro started hacking trees late Friday night to make way for the car shed, hours after the Bombay HC dismissed four pleas challenging the decision to allow felling of trees in the area

2018: The year of protest

The messages of 2018 mostly emanated from the streets - from Paris to Delhi

Disgust over corruption threaten stability in Middle East, North Africa

Governments need to introduce strict anti-corruption laws and enforce them rigorously