Assam chief minister orders inquiry after police action on Koch Rajbongshi protesters

Following a lathi charge on Koch Rajbongshi community demonstrators in Dhubri, Assam, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has ordered an inquiry and suspended a police officer. The demonstrators, organized by the AKRSU, were demanding ST status, leading to a scuffle with police. The incident has sparked protests and a 12-hour bandh, while Congress has condemned…

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Canadian PM Mark Carney tightens foreign worker program, leaving professionals caught in the middle

Canada is reshaping its Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP), once a broad labour market tool, into a narrowly targeted framework focused on specific sectors and regions. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s recalibration introduces stricter rules, higher wage thresholds, and reduced permit issuances—raising questions about its economic impact. While designed to protect Canadian workers, professionals may face…

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Federal judge halts Trump policy, safeguards migrants’ access to vital services

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from restricting migrants’ access to essential federally funded services, including Head Start, health clinics, and food banks. US District Judge Mary McElroy ruled the policy, which reinterpreted a 1996 law, was arbitrary and improperly implemented. The injunction preserves vital support for vulnerable families and underscores the balance…

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American campuses retreat from debate: Students reject controversial Ideas as free speech falters

A new survey of nearly 70,000 US college students reveals a growing reluctance to engage with controversial ideas, regardless of political affiliation. Increasingly tolerant of disruptive or even violent tactics to silence speakers, students are retreating from debate, eroding critical thinking and resilience. The findings highlight a campus culture balancing ideological safety against the principles…

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