democracy

India Cracks Down on Ghost Voters — Illegals Panic as Rolls Get Cleaned

ebuddyJuly 6, 2025

Cleanup Begins: Bihar Targets Fake Votes, Real Illegals Door to door verification of India’s voter lists has begun for the first time in over two decades as the Election Commission of India (ECI) launches a special intensive revision across six states. This unprecedented verification process comes 20 years after the last intensive revision was conducted...

Modi Electrifies Ghana’s MPs with South–South Vision

ebuddyJuly 3, 2025

30-Year Wait Ends as Modi Stuns Ghana’s Lawmakers On July 3, 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made history by becoming the first Indian leader in over 30 years to address the Parliament of the Republic of Ghana. In his opening remarks, Modi declared, “I am deeply honoured to address this esteemed house today. It is...

“Constitution Ko Qatl Kar Diya!”—Modi’s Emergency Reality-Check for Bharat

ebuddyJune 29, 2025

Mann Ki Baat Warns Youth: 1975 May Return If We Doze Off On the 50th anniversary of the 1975 Emergency, Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a powerful and emotional message during his Mann Ki Baat broadcast. Describing it as one of the darkest periods in Indian democratic history, he accused those who imposed the Emergency...

‘Is This Democracy Or Dictatorship?’ – Gehlot’s Biggest Attack Yet

ebuddyJune 12, 2025

Gehlot slams Centre over rising polarisation, says Constitution under serious threat Senior Congress leader and former Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has issued a stark warning about the state of democracy in India, claiming that the country is witnessing unprecedented levels of tension and communal polarisation. Speaking during his visit to Udaipur as part of...

Supreme Court’s Ruling on State Bills and Its Impact on Federalism

ebuddyMay 5, 2025

How Timelines for Presidential Assent Strengthen Democracy While Sparking Judicial Overreach Concerns In a landmark verdict in 2025, the Supreme Court of India mandated a three-month deadline for the President to decide on state bills reserved by Governors, a ruling hailed as a boost for democracy and federalism but criticized for potential judicial overreach. This...