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From the Urdu Press: 'Delhi blast plot must be unearthed'; 'Prashant Kishor, Owaisi may play a post-poll role in Bihar'

November 11, 2025 5:28 pm

“The EC’s image has been dented due to the SIR row. To restore its credibility, it must act as per the Constitution and not on any government directives,” says Siasat.

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From the Urdu Press: 'NDA invoking Lalu jungle raj, must explain Nitish's 20-yr raj'; 'SIR may queer BJP pitch in South'

November 04, 2025 6:26 pm

'To eradicate extreme poverty, the Vijayan government designed plans to empower 59,000 families facing deprivations on income, health, housing, food and education. Other states should resolve to follow Kerala’s example,” says Munsif

From the Urdu Press: 'Modi govt faces uphill task in Ladakh, with J&K promises not kept either', 'Fix accountability for Karur rally deaths'

September 30, 2025 3:48 pm

Commenting on UP police’s crackdown on protesters supporting the “I love Muhammad” campaign, Roznama Rashtriya Sahara says such actions “criminalising” the right to express love for one’s faith undermine the Constitution

From the Urdu Press: 'SC's Waqf order partial relief, case must be fought to finish', 'In Nepal Gen Z uprising, lessons for India'

September 16, 2025 5:22 pm

“The PM said he and his government are with the Manipur people. It was a message of new hope and renewal. But the key question is, could mere development projects heal Manipur’s wounds?” writes Inquilab

From the Urdu Press: 'Rahul Yatra can be replicated by Oppn in other states', 'Bhagwat betrays double standards over Kashi, Mathura'

September 02, 2025 5:16 pm

“If the NDA does not return to power (in Bihar), the JD(U) may even unravel amid buzz that in such an eventuality its several leaders may switch their loyalties and join the BJP or the RJD,” says Siasat

From the Urdu Press: 'India must not blink before Trump', 'Parliament should debate Bihar SIR'

August 05, 2025 3:47 pm

“In the Malegaon case, CM Fadnavis said the court verdict has proved that terror has never been saffron. His deputy Shinde echoed similar views. However, they have not said anything about the Mumbai 7/11 acquittal,” writes Urdu Times

From the Urdu Press: 'BJP must crack down on Bidhuri, play fair in Delhi', 'JD(U) fears Shinde fate for Nitish'

January 07, 2025 9:54 pm

“The Centre should play the role of a bridge between Meiteis and Kukis. If it does not make a serious intervention, the goal of bringing peace to Manipur may remain a dream,” writes Roznama Rashtriya Sahara

In his last week as CJI, Justice Chandrachud gave rulings on Aligarh Muslim University's minority status and the Uttar Pradesh madrasa law’s constitutional validity, which dominated the front pages of the Urdu dailies.

From the Urdu Press: ‘AMU case shows struggles faced by minority institutions’, ‘BJP returns to campaign of fear’

November 12, 2024 3:10 pm

“If a state government’s intent is transparent when it comes to madarsas, it can undertake reforms in them under the law and Constitution,” writes Salar.

Highlighting Rahul Gandhi’s maiden speech as Leader of Opposition (LoP) in the new Lok Sabha while participating in the Motion of Thanks on the President’s address, the Mumbai-based Urdu Times, in its leader on July 2, writes that Rahul’s speech heralded the arrival of the Opposition in Parliament after 10 years.

From the Urdu Press: ‘Rahul debut as LoP firebrand rattled govt’, ‘row over new criminal laws shows govt still won't listen to Opp’

July 02, 2024 10:56 pm

“The Delhi liquor policy case continues to remain a mystery... The case has been politicised and not proved so far... When a corruption case is turned into a political game, it deals a blow to public trust in institutions,” says Salar.

From the Urdu Press: ‘Cong boosting Priyanka as key national campaigner', 'caste survey demands hint of another Mandal situation'

October 31, 2023 2:55 pm

'The flurry of statements being made in the Mahua Moitra case has led to suspicions that the row might have been triggered for a political purpose,' writes Siasat