 | Bengaluru citizens vouch to inculcate constitutional valuesCiting Kerala’s scheme for constitutional literacy, Karnataka was also recommended to conduct workshops educating people about its values. |
 | Turkey's winning women ignite culture warsTwo moments that could have lifted Turks' spirits during one of their most painful economic crises in decades became subjects of division and hate. |
 | On Democracy Day, pledge to take part in polls, make netas accountableDuring a seminar, Prof Gooru Sreeramulu, Chairman, of the Department of Political Science, at Gulbarga University, stressed on the importance of understanding the essence of democracy. |
 | 'Bharat: Mother of Democracy' portal launched at G20 exhibitionThe content on the history of democracy in India showcasing 7,000 years of democratic ethos starting from the Sindhu-Saraswati civilisation to 2019 is available in 16 languages. |
 | In democracy, fair elections need fair umpiresThe regime at the Centre has shown its obstinacy to institute a weak poll panel. Ultimately, the SC may have to decide on the constitutionality of the new law once it is enacted. |
 | Democracy in Danger: True or False - Part IIA strong India is not only in our national interests but crucial for a stable world order. India has finally ceased punching below its weight. |
 | Democracy in danger: True or false?Influential US politicians, including senators and members of the Congress, have been trying to take India down based on its track record on democracy and minority rights. |
 | Hong Kong democracy leaders cleared of organising 2019 protestThe group was convicted in 2021 of organising and taking part in an unauthorised assembly. |
 | Cooperative to ‘coercive’ federalismIf the BJP were in power in Delhi and the present Opposition in control of the national government, the BJP would itself reject this Bill. |
 | Harvesting the though of Earth democracyFounder of Prakriti Foundation, Ranvir Shah, expressed heartfelt gratitude for Vandana’s presence and highlighted the foundation’s commitment to promoting ecological consciousness. |
 | Hong Kong court rejects government ban on democracy protest songThe song has raised the Hong Kong government's ire in recent months, as it has been repeatedly mistaken as the city's anthem, playing at international sports competitions. |
 | ‘Disruptions’ being weaponised to taint democracy, says V-P“There can be no excuse for not allowing the Parliament to function. The absence of the question hour can’t be justified,” the Vice-President said. |
 | With no LoP, BJP politically bankrupt: Karnataka CM SiddaramaiahSays he has lost enthusiasm to fight in House without Opposition leaders |
 | Reworking the definitions of democracyThe new civil society should challenge the current definitions and use the future to fashion a new imagination. The Satyagrahi has to be a perpetual inventor of new ideas. |
 | As UK parliament panel questions Sunak, Jairam Ramesh says it's impossible in 'Mother of Democracy'Jairam Ramesh said Prime Minister Modi has not spoken on issues of national importance including on China and Manipur. |
 | Kyriakos Mitsotakis secures landslide victory, re-elected as Greek PMThe margin is the widest for the conservatives in almost 50 years, as voters rewarded them for nursing Greece back to economic health after a crippling debt crisis. |
 | Money playing dangerous role in elections: Former Karnataka CM SM KrishnaKrishna recalled how SR Bommai’s determination put an end to the unconstitutional practice of governors. |
 | Hundreds of thousands march in Poland anti-govt protests to show support for democracySupporters of the march have warned that polls might be the nation's last chance to stop the erosion of democracy under Law and Justice amid growing fears that the fall election may not be fair. |
 | China tightens access to Tiananmen Square on anniversary of 1989 protests; 20 detained in HKThe death toll from the 1989 violence remains unknown and the Communist Party relentlessly harasses those at home or overseas who seek to keep the memory of the events alive. |
 | NCERT drops chapters on democracy, periodic table and agriculture from Class 10 textbooksAt the heart of the row was the fact that while the changes made as part of the rationalisation exercise were notified, some of these controversial deletions were not mentioned. |
