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Vishal Sikka has quit as Infosys CEO. His resignation, he says, is because of continuous allegations and noise against him. The Infosys board is siding with Dr Sikka, a statement from them said "unfounded personal attacks" contributed to his resignation. So who made these personal attacks or allegations? Well the resignation comes just months after Dr Sikka and his colleagues were criticised by Infy co-founder NR Narayana Murthy. A recent letter by Mr Murthy questioning Dr Sikka's 11 million salary is seen as the immediate trigger. Mr Murthy, though, clarified saying he was anguished by the allegations and that he is "not seeking money or position for his children or for power".

A new report shows how political parties have received huge corporate donations, many of them without PAN card details. Is it time to make political funding more transparent?

What can you do to keep your children safe from the Blue Whale game which is encouraging children to commit suicide?

The world's first partition museum threw its doors open to the public. Built in Amritsar, the partition museum brings together stories, objects and histories of countless partition survivors and their families.

A judicial commission says Rohith Vemula committed suicide for reasons best known to him; it absolves the Hyderabad University of any wrongdoing and declares that Rohith wasn't even a Dalit, as claimed. What is the truth of Rohith Vemula's suicide?

Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar accuses Doordarshan of blacking out his Independence Day address. Is Prasar Bharti's autonomy a myth?

India is a remarkable nation. A country of diversity, of contradictions that all come together to make it a vibrant, thriving democracy. As India turns 70, we have so much to be proud of and yet there's so much we need to change. As India turns 70, we are also witnessing a very visible, very muscular form of nationalism. Does that reflect on our strength as a democracy? Or does that show up as a weakness? An insecurity? What does it mean to be a patriot in India today? And as we move into the next 70 years, are we more united or more divided as a nation?

While deaths of more than 60 children in Uttar Pradesh's Gorakhpur weigh on conscience of the country, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has called for grand Janmashtami celebrations in the state. BJP chief Amit Shah has said that such things have happened before. We ask, where is the accountability for the deaths? Should Yogi Adityanath take moral responsibility?

On the eve of Independence Day, former West Bengal governor Gopalkrishna Gandhi says what his grandfather Mahatma Gandhi would have thought of India as it turned 70.

It is a simmering issue in Jammu and Kashmir, one which could snowball very soon. At stake is an article that is linked to Jammu and Kashmir's special status which is being challenged in the Supreme Court. Is there an attempt to dilute this special status?