Recently Yes Bank was in the news for all the wrong reasons. With the shares of Yes Bank seeing a sharp decline of 40% on 21st September as RBI on 17th September had given Rana Kapoor, just three months more as MD and the CEO, whereas Kapoor had asked for a 3 years extention, what is it that led the Reserve Bank of India to give him just 3 more months when he sought 3 years? What led to such a drastic action by the RBI?

Jalandhar bishop Franco Mulakkal was arrested by kerala police on friday after being questioned for the third day over allegations that he raped a nun for several occassions between 2014 and 2016. Soon after the report of it emerged, the case triggered protests by members of the church throughout Kerala. The allegations against the 54 year old bishop were first made nearly three months ago. Kerala had witnessed a huge public outcry and an unprecedented public protest by five nuns of the victim seeking the bishop's arrest. From social activists to jurists to writers a majority of women had come out in support of their agitation.

Following a national outrage over the government's decision to meet with Pakistan on the sidelines of UN General Assembly, the top sources in the government have indicated that the Centre has called off the talks. The deep rooted government sources have told that that the External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj won't be shaking hands with Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi as a consequence of barbarism perpetrated by Pakistan along the border.

Coming ahead of the general elections, Mohan Bhagwat's elaborations on the RSS’s vision of India hold new possibilities for right-wing politics, which in recent times has become straight-forward and cuts directly to the chase. So in a first-of-its-kind outreach, the RSS had said that they have sent invitations to all the national political parties for the event. But majority of the A-list leaders from various parties had opted not to be part of it. Why?

There was a time when Babul Supriyo a singer got everyone smitten with his magical voice. He seemed to be having the talent of singing and having people mesmerised with his playback singing up his sleeve. But now he seems to have taken an absolute flipside with his conduct with people. This time he courted a controversy after he threatened to “break a man’s leg” during an event for the differently abled in West Bengal’s Asansol on Tuesday. The incident which was captured on camera, took place when the minister was making his address. In a video released the minister is heard saying, “I can break one of your legs.

Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu on Friday termed the English language a ‘disease’ left behind by the British, stressing that Hindi was the symbol of “socio-political and linguistic unity” in India. He also said that not enough was being done to promote the Indian language. Now, Interestingly, in the same meeting the assembly also adopted English as an official language . I wonder how the Vice President Venkaiah Naidu use words like electricity, internet, mobile phones ....he cant use english , because english is a disease.

#BharatBandh: Opposition parties are today unitedly protesting the rise in fuel prices and participating in the nationwide shutdown which was called by the Congress. 20 political parties including NCP, DMK and the Samajwadi Party have extended their support to the Congress against the fuel price hike. Following the shutdown, schools and colleges across the bandh affected states will remain shut as transport services may not be available between 9 AM and 3 PM.

On 6th of September, 2018, the Supreme Court decriminalised a portion of Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code, a colonial era provision that criminalises private consensual sexual acts between same sex adults. As the verdict was delivered, students, several gay rights activists celebrated on the lawns of the court. 'Hip hip hurray' echoed throughout the premises. Lot of us glimmered in rainbow colours. Celebrations broke out in several metro cities of the country So whats next? The highest judicial forum has accepted same sex love. but did the country at large accept it???

One year ago journalist and editor Gauri Lankesh was shot dead outside her residence in Rajrajeswari Nagar in Bengaluru. Today, on her first death anniversary, the staff of Lankesh Patrike, is remembering their newsroom leader by relaunching the tabloid with a new name, a new masthead and office. The paper would now be known as Nyaya Patha. Over the last one year, there have been several developments in Lankesh's murder case as well. The latest development was the identification of Lankesh's shooter. According to reports, a Gujarat-based forensic lab has confirmed that someone by the name of Parashuram Waghmare shot and killed Lankesh.

Hectic days are ahead for Chief Justice Dipak Misra, who has 20 working days left before his retirement on October 2. In these days the country will await judgments in reserved by the bench presided by him in several high profile cases, which could change the course of current constitutional and political narrative. Verdicts in at least 10 important cases, including a key case related to the politically-sensitive Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid case are also expected to hear over the next few weeks. Anusha Bhattacharya gives more insights