| Amish Devgan |
2026-07-02 |
The anchor frames the debate as a question: is the Constitution actually in danger, or is the opposition's 'Constitution in danger' narrative merely a political shop (self-serving tactic)?
Constitution in danger narrative
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-02 |
Lavkush Mishra's wife claims she has not received any notice from the Ayodhya Development Authority.
illegal construction notice
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-02 |
There are a total of eight accused in this case.
Ram Mandir theft
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-02 |
The authority has also inspected the houses of the remaining seven accused, and preparations are being made to bulldoze those built in violation of rules as well.
bulldozer demolition
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-02 |
The land's value was shown as approximately ₹8,80,000 in the registry, but its current market value is approximately ₹25 lakh.
land value discrepancy
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-02 |
According to the UP Police investigation, Lavkush Mishra bought this land while he was working at the Ram Mandir.
land purchase probe
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-02 |
If the authority is not satisfied with the reply to the notice, the house may be demolished with a bulldozer.
bulldozer demolition
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-02 |
The investigation found that the house was constructed in violation of rules and without the required approvals from the authority.
illegal construction notice
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-02 |
The house is registered in the name of accused Lavkush Mishra's wife, and the Ayodhya Development Authority has issued a notice for illegal construction seeking a reply within 7 days.
illegal construction notice
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-02 |
This house is now on the verge of demolition and a bulldozer could be run on it at any time.
bulldozer demolition
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-02 |
A person earning such a low monthly salary and small annual income could not plausibly build such a house (implying disproportionate assets).
disproportionate assets
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-02 |
Lavkush Mishra, who earns only a small monthly salary, owns this lavish house.
disproportionate assets
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-02 |
Lavkush Mishra, an accused in the Ram Mandir theft case, was building a two-storey house in Ayodhya itself.
accused's house construction
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-02 |
Preparations are underway to bulldoze the houses of those who committed theft at the Ram Mandir.
Ram Mandir theft
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| Arnab Goswami |
2026-07-02 |
Mumbai's coastal road primarily connects Worli to South Bombay and mainly benefits South Bombay's affluent residents rather than ordinary citizens.
coastal road priorities
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| Arnab Goswami |
2026-07-02 |
India's super rich are sending their next generation to Dubai and becoming non-resident Indians while the tax-paying middle class dies from civic negligence.
elite exodus to Dubai
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| Arnab Goswami |
2026-07-02 |
People do not die falling into open manholes in Mumbai's elite areas like Pali Hill, South Bombay, Altamount Road, and Napean Sea Road, showing India has two classes of citizens.
civic inequality
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| Arnab Goswami |
2026-07-02 |
Such infrastructure accidents happen only to middle-class ordinary Indians, never to the children of the rich, politicians, or ministers.
middle class victimhood
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| Arnab Goswami |
2026-07-02 |
In India there is an accountability gap and ordinary citizens' lives do not matter to those in power.
accountability gap
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| Rubika Liyaquat |
2026-07-02 |
According to research, India wastes 4900 crore litres of tap water daily — enough to meet the one-day needs of 32.67 crore people — with a tap dripping one drop per second wasting about 19-20 litres a day.
tap water wastage
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| Rubika Liyaquat |
2026-07-02 |
At a daycare centre run by a well-known tech company in Bengaluru, five employees allegedly tortured toddlers aged two to three — putting them inside a front-loading washing machine, spraying toilet jet-spray water into their mouths, and locking crying children in the bathroom — which came to light through camera recordings.
daycare child abuse
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| Rubika Liyaquat |
2026-07-02 |
India has 37 lakh NGOs — the most of any country in the world — amounting to one NGO per 600 people, compared with one doctor per 811 citizens.
NGO proliferation
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| Rubika Liyaquat |
2026-07-02 |
India has no international container transshipment terminal, losing about Rs 1894 crore every year as cargo routes through Colombo or Singapore, while the sea depth at the Great Nicobar terminal site is 20 metres, suitable for large ships.
transshipment terminal need
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| Rubika Liyaquat |
2026-07-02 |
The Congress claims 7,11,000 trees will be felled for the Great Nicobar project, while the government says it will plant many more trees in Madhya Pradesh and Haryana to compensate.
Nicobar deforestation debate
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| Rubika Liyaquat |
2026-07-02 |
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh has posted on social media about the Great Nicobar project 39 times since June 2021, and today posted a 162-word criticism calling it a step toward disaster.
Great Nicobar criticism
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