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When the classroom teaches children how to think
Times Critical Thinking Championship visited a school where students engaged in debate and real-life scenarios to discover how facts and reasoning enable better decision-making -
'Does India run on your arrogance?' BJP tears into Rahul Gandhi over PM residence march
The BJP launched a sharp political counteroffensive against Rahul Gandhi's protest.Senior BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad criticized Gandhi's actions as irresponsible and condemnable.The BJP announced nationwide protests outside Congress offices in response to the demonstration.Prasad defended police action and highlighted government efforts on exam integrity.He assured that those involved in exam irregularities would face trial and punishment. -
Won't spare paper leakers, making exams foolproof: PM
'Dhurandhar lawyers', P 14 -
'Government had no interest in debate': Rahul Gandhi on why Congress protested outside PM's residence
Rahul Gandhi addressed students and the Prime Minister concerning the NEET paper leak.He demanded a proper discussion in Lok Sabha about the examination system.The Congress party protested outside the Prime Minister's residence over the issue.Gandhi questioned the collapsing Indian education system and rising exam costs.He asserted the opposition stands with students for reforms and justice. -
Health minister JP Nadda, MoS Jitendra Singh meet Sonam Wangchuk at Medanta Hospital: Report
Union ministers made a notable visit to activist Sonam Wangchuk, currently hospitalized at Medanta in Gurugram. This follows the Delhi High Court's ruling, which facilitated his urgent transfer from Safdarjung Hospital after his wife's appeal contested a previous decision. As Wangchuk enters the 24th day of his hunger strike, protests continue to erupt at Jantar Mantar over the alleged NEET paper leak. -
'We owe students more than outrage': Education minister Pradhan slams Cong protest
Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan accused Rahul Gandhi and Congress of exploiting students politically.He stated they staged a protest outside the Prime Minister's residence, causing public inconvenience.The minister added that Congress chose spectacle over democratic debate and solutions for students.He emphasized the government's commitment to discussing NEET and addressing youth concerns.The government aims to provide answers, reforms, and accountability to students. -
The sudden dharna: How Congress surprised its own MPs, govt with protest outside PM's residence
Congress leaders staged a protest at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence. They demanded the resignation of the Prime Minister and education minister. Many party leaders were unaware of the protest plan beforehand. Police forcibly removed Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi from the site. The government sent officials to persuade the opposition leaders to leave. -
'Monsoon Session will be washed out': Congress warns Centre over NEET leak, police action on youth protesters
Congress warns of a Parliament washout if discussions on NEET-UG paper leak are refused.Opposition leaders were detained after protesting outside the Prime Minister's residence.They demand a statement from the Home Minister on police actions against students.The party also calls for the resignation of the Union Education Minister.Opposition unity highlights growing concerns over examination controversies and alleged police excesses. -
'TVK covering up misrule, public will teach befitting lesson': Stalin slams CM Vijay over DMK MLA's arrest
DMK chief MK Stalin criticised Tamil Nadu chief minister C Joseph Vijay's government.He warned of public backlash against the ruling TVK party.This statement followed the arrest of DMK MLA GV Markandeyan on Monday.The MLA was arrested for remarks allegedly made against chief minister Vijay.Stalin described the arrest as an attempt to criminalize political criticism. -
Watch: Rahul Gandhi dragged away, forcibly removed from protest site; pics show nosebleed
Congress released videos showing dramatic scenes of senior leaders' detention. Rahul Gandhi was seen lying on the road during the protest. Priyanka Gandhi Vadra resisted boarding a police bus as she was pulled inside. Police forcibly removed and detained several opposition leaders outside the Prime Minister's residence. The protest occurred over the NEET issue and alleged police action on students. -
'Kya jugalbandi hai': AAP's swipe at BJP, Cong as Rahul Gandhi leads sit-in outside PM's residence over CJP protest
The AAP alleged a partnership between the BJP and Congress parties.This followed a Congress sit-in protest outside Prime Minister Modi's residence.Congress leaders demanded resignations from key government ministers.They declined an outreach attempt by Union minister Jitendra Singh.The CJP has been protesting at Jantar Mantar since June 21. -
BJP 'jugalbandi' with whom? AAP-Cong in war of words over Rahul Gandhi's protest outside PM home
The AAP alleged a partnership between the BJP and Congress parties.This followed a Congress sit-in protest outside Prime Minister Modi's residence.Congress leaders demanded resignations from key government ministers.They declined an outreach attempt by Union minister Jitendra Singh.The CJP has been protesting at Jantar Mantar since June 21. -
AAP's 'jugalbandi' swipe as Rahul Gandhi protests near PM's residence; Congress responds
The AAP alleged a partnership between the BJP and Congress parties.This followed a Congress sit-in protest outside Prime Minister Modi's residence.Congress leaders demanded resignations from key government ministers.They declined an outreach attempt by Union minister Jitendra Singh.The CJP has been protesting at Jantar Mantar since June 21. -
Evening news wrap: Sonam Wangchuk moved to private hospital, Congress protests at PM's house & more
Sonam Wangchuk was moved to Medanta Hospital after a Delhi High Court order. Four Indian sailors died in a Russian missile attack off Odesa's coast. Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi led a Congress protest outside Prime Minister Modi's residence. E20 petrol may reduce older vehicle mileage but does not damage engines. Enzo Fernandez expressed pride in wearing Argentina's shirt after the World Cup final. -
'Article 370 means nothing without statehood': Omar Abdullah's reply to Mufti over J&K special status demand
Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah stated statehood is foundational for restoring special status. He questioned the meaning of Article 370 without statehood for power sharing. The opposition PDP declined an invitation to protest for Article 370 restoration. Abdullah assured people the National Conference remains committed to its promises. A new party strategy and program will be decided soon. -
Times Prime's Aeonic partners with Sisters in Sweat to host premium mixed football tournament
Times Prime and Sisters In Sweat announced a mixed-gender football tournament in Mumbai. This event is curated by Aeonic, Times Prime's new wellness membership. The tournament will take place on Saturday, July 25, 2026, at the Wings Sports Centre. It aims to integrate holistic well-being and active sport into daily life. Leading wellness brands will enhance the participant experience with curated giveaways. -
Quote of the day by Aristotle: 'A tyrant must appear deeply religious. People are less likely to rebel because they think God is on his side'
Ancient philosopher Aristotle observed that tyrants often feign piety to quell fears of injustice among their subjects. This deception leads the populace to believe their ruler is favored by the divine, thus discouraging any thoughts of rebellion. Aristotle's reflections in Politics illuminate the significant impact of public perception on political authority, and his insights remain vital to contemporary political discourse, addressing the dynamics of power and governance. -
Stopped at Shambhu border on way to Delhi: Why are farmers protesting again
Farmers from Punjab were stopped at the Shambhu border while heading to Delhi. They are protesting the proposed India-United States trade deal announced in February. Their primary concern involves the agriculture and dairy sectors within the agreement. Farmers fear cheaper US imports will lower domestic crop prices significantly. They also demand a legal guarantee on Minimum Support Price for their produce. -
'If someone dies .... ': Delhi Police probes alleged chats ahead of CJP's 'Sansad Chalo' march
Delhi Police are examining alleged chat messages from the Cockroach Janta Party's protest march.These conversations reportedly discussed maintaining communication during potential internet shutdowns.Some messages also referred to participants being prepared to sacrifice their lives for the cause.Investigators are verifying the authenticity and origin of these digital communications.Multiple FIRs have been registered as the probe into the violent clashes continues. -
'Where are our leaders being taken?': Congress demands Rahul, Priyanka's whereabouts after detention
Congress leaders marched to Prime Minister's residence demanding his and the Education Minister's resignation.They protested brutalities against students and demanded accountability for examination irregularities.Police detained several senior Congress leaders during the demonstration in New Delhi.Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi met injured students admitted at Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital.The party stated students' demands are clear regarding paper leaks and ministerial responsibility. -
'Try every pressure': Rahul says fight for justice won't stop after protest outside PM's residence
Congress leaders marched to Prime Minister's residence demanding his and the Education Minister's resignation.They protested brutalities against students and demanded accountability for examination irregularities.Police detained several senior Congress leaders during the demonstration in New Delhi.Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi met injured students admitted at Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital.The party stated students' demands are clear regarding paper leaks and ministerial responsibility. -
Students' stir: Rahul, Priyanka lead Congress protest outside PM Modi's residence; demand resignations
Congress leaders marched to Prime Minister's residence demanding his and the Education Minister's resignation.They protested brutalities against students and demanded accountability for examination irregularities.Police detained several senior Congress leaders during the demonstration in New Delhi.Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi met injured students admitted at Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital.The party stated students' demands are clear regarding paper leaks and ministerial responsibility. -
Sonia Gandhi reaches police station after Rahul, Priyanka detained near PM residence
Congress leaders marched to Prime Minister's residence demanding his and the Education Minister's resignation.They protested brutalities against students and demanded accountability for examination irregularities.Police detained several senior Congress leaders during the demonstration in New Delhi.Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi met injured students admitted at Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital.The party stated students' demands are clear regarding paper leaks and ministerial responsibility. -
Rahul, Akhilesh, Priyanka detained from protest site near PM residence - top developments
Congress leaders marched to Prime Minister's residence demanding his and the Education Minister's resignation.They protested brutalities against students and demanded accountability for examination irregularities.Police detained several senior Congress leaders during the demonstration in New Delhi.Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi met injured students admitted at Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital.The party stated students' demands are clear regarding paper leaks and ministerial responsibility. -
'Not this time': Rahul Gandhi rallies public for protest outside PM residence over 'attack' on students - top developments
Congress leaders marched to Prime Minister's residence demanding his and the Education Minister's resignation.They protested brutalities against students and demanded accountability for examination irregularities.Police detained several senior Congress leaders during the demonstration in New Delhi.Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi met injured students admitted at Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital.The party stated students' demands are clear regarding paper leaks and ministerial responsibility. -
MoS Jitendra Singh reaches out to Rahul as Congress MPs protest outside PM residence
Congress leaders marched to Prime Minister's residence demanding his and the Education Minister's resignation.They protested brutalities against students and demanded accountability for examination irregularities.Police detained several senior Congress leaders during the demonstration in New Delhi.Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi met injured students admitted at Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital.The party stated students' demands are clear regarding paper leaks and ministerial responsibility. -
'Turned his car around and drove away': Mamata Banerjee's swipe at PM Modi over CJP Parliament march
Mamata Banerjee criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for leaving Parliament during a protest.A satirical group called the Cockroach Janta Party marched towards Parliament yesterday.Protesters clashed with police, resulting in injuries on both sides.The CJP demands the education minister's resignation over various issues.Banerjee stated she would join the CJP protest if necessary. -
'I challenge them to join BJP': Mamata shuts down door on TMC rebels
Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee declared defectors will not be readmitted to the party. She asserted that many capable individuals exist to replace those who have left. This statement was made during the party's Martyrs' Day rally in Kolkata. The Trinamool Congress faces significant internal organizational challenges and leadership disputes. Several senior leaders and Members of Parliament have recently broken away from the party. -
'Fight together': Mamata urges INDIA bloc unity against BJP, shuts down door on rebels
Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee declared defectors will not be readmitted to the party. She asserted that many capable individuals exist to replace those who have left. This statement was made during the party's Martyrs' Day rally in Kolkata. The Trinamool Congress faces significant internal organizational challenges and leadership disputes. Several senior leaders and Members of Parliament have recently broken away from the party. -
'Hospitals are institutions of healing, not detention': Safdarjung, AIIMS doctors write to President over Wangchuk
Resident doctors' associations have urged President Murmu to protect patient rights. They expressed concern over Sonam Wangchuk's hospital stay and security arrangements. The doctors also sought an inquiry into the Jantar Mantar protest events. Reports suggest Wangchuk was denied Leave Against Medical Advice. This action raises serious questions about patient autonomy and constitutional rights.

