Pune, October 12, 2026: After nearly 10–12 days of continuous agitation, Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) aspirants have called off their protest near the S. M. Joshi Bridge in Pune following significant assurances from the Maharashtra government. The protest, which brought together aspirants demanding transparency and accountability in the state recruitment examination system, was suspended after the government agreed to establish a high-level inquiry committee t

The streets of Pune, Maharashtra, have once again become the centre of a major student movement, with thousands of Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) aspirants protesting over issues ranging from examination delays and recruitment backlogs to changes in the examination pattern. What began as a movement over competitive-examination concerns has now developed into a multi-faceted agitation, with different groups of aspirants putting forward different demands. At the s

"When the dreams of millions are threatened, even one determined voice can awaken an entire nation." For millions of students across India, education is more than just a path to success—it's a dream, a responsibility, and often the only opportunity to transform their lives. Every year, students spend countless sleepless nights preparing for highly competitive examinations like NEET, JEE, CUET, SSC, UPSC, banking, railway, and other government recruitment exams. They sacrific

"When a Teacher Chooses Hunger Over Silence, the Nation Must Listen." India has witnessed many historic protests where individuals sacrificed their comfort—and sometimes even their lives—to awaken the conscience of the nation. Today, renowned education reformer, engineer, environmentalist, and Ramon Magsaysay Award winner Sonam Wangchuk has once again become the face of a peaceful movement. Since June 28, 2026, Wangchuk has been sitting on an indefinite hunger strike at Janta