governance

Legal challenges to constitutional reforms have intensified political uncertainty in Bangladesh, highlighting tensions between democratic ambition and constitutional legitimacy.

One hundred days into office, Tarique Rahman's government faces rising crime, a deadly measles outbreak, border tensions, and road fatalities,...

Residents of Meghalaya’s disputed Block I border villages are demanding official state recognition and access to basic civic documents. The...

Dipen Dewan's resignation as CHT Affairs Minister has raised concerns over indigenous representation and the future of the Chittagong Hill...

Meghalaya’s plan for Census 2027 has sparked a debate over the use of school teachers as enumerators, raising concerns about...

Bangladesh faces a democratic strain amid the Awami League’s exclusion and questions over electoral fairness. Allegations of repression and external...

Meghalaya launches India’s first digital census with self-enumeration for Census 2027, enabling inclusive, tech-driven population data collection statewide.

The cancellation of the Lumpongdeng project marks a rare moment where sustained public resistance reshaped state policy in Meghalaya. What...

Assam elections draw high voter turnout as ruling and opposition camps project confidence. Explore key issues, constituencies, and what lies...

Explore the debate on Bangladesh sovereignty as foreign funding, political influence, and constitutional integrity raise questions about the nation’s true...

Meghalaya reforms reshape governance, language policy, and urban planning, balancing identity, efficiency, and modernisation in a changing state.

From outsider to Prime Minister, Balendra Shah now carries the weight of a nation’s expectations on his shoulders. Nepal’s mandate...