Gen Z in India: The Unrest Magazine of RMN News – October 1-15, 2025 Issue

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Representational AI-generated image of a violent Gen Z protest. By RMN News Service

Gen Z in India: The Unrest Magazine of RMN News – October 1-15, 2025 Issue

The Unrest: Magazine on Economic and Political Upheavals in the World
October 1-15, 2025

The Unrest magazine in the PDF and embedded formats is given at the bottom of this page. You can click the links to read detailed stories.

Key Topics

[ Election Theft in India ] [ Grand Corruption ] [ Consumer Rights ]

[ Nobel Peace Prize for Trump ] [ Russia-Ukraine War ] [ Trump Tariffs ]

[ EVM Manipulation ] [ Picture of the Day ]

[ Smokescreen ]

Main stories in the October 1-15, 2025 issue of The Unrest magazine of RMN News:

Gen Z Protest in India: Violent protests demanding statehood and constitutional safeguards for Ladakh erupted in Leh. These clashes involved arson and stone pelting.
Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize Hopes: President Donald Trump is actively touting his credentials as a global peacemaker. He has repeatedly suggested that he is long overdue for a Nobel Peace Prize.
Global AI Skilling Project: Digital leaders representing government, the private sector, and civil society shared their insights on how technology can serve as a force for prosperity. This discussion is contextually related to global AI skilling projects.
The Smokescreen: Political Thriller: This thriller is described as offering a narrative depth, moral ambiguity, and human drama comparable to cinematic masterpieces like The Godfather and House of Cards. Critics allege a Modi government scheme is only a “Smokescreen” to hide election manipulation.
ICC Arrest Threat for Netanyahu: The International Criminal Court (ICC) issued an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu based on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity. His subsequent flight to the US took an unusual detour specifically to avoid European airspace.
Umar Khalid Denied Bail: Khalid was arrested while leading peaceful protests against the autocratic Modi administration. Supporters maintain that he was detained under a fabricated case.
World’s Biggest Borrowers: National debt has been identified as one of the most critical indicators of economic health. In 2025, the article notes that some countries are borrowing at unprecedented levels.
Repression and Torture in Russia: The Russian Federation is facing an alarming escalation in repression. This crackdown is aimed at silencing anti-war activists, lawyers, and human rights defenders.
Illegal Construction in Delhi: A complaint regarding illegal construction highlights a broader issue of corruption and lawlessness within cooperative group housing societies in Delhi.
10 Manufacturing Areas for Indian SMBs: It has become imperative for Indian small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) to diversify and explore new manufacturing areas.
Vote Theft in Delhi: AAP: The controversy concerning alleged voter deletion fraud in former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s New Delhi constituency has escalated.
Modi’s Scheme for Bihar Women: Critics allege that this scheme is merely a “Smokescreen” intended to hide ongoing election manipulation. This manipulation reportedly includes creating false voter rolls and EVM fraud.
ITU AI Training in Africa: ITU, Google, and musician will.i.am have launched a joint initiative. This project aims to bring artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics training to students across Africa.
Anti-corruption Protest in Philippines: Thousands of Filipinos participated in marches across Manila and other areas. These protests were aimed at widespread government corruption.
H1B Visa Application Fee Skyrockets: US President Donald Trump signed a new proclamation introducing a $100,000 annual fee for H-1B visa applications. This significant overhaul of the skilled foreign worker program is intended to protect domestic employment.
Modi’s False Pahalgam Rhetoric Hoodwinks Cricketers / Advisory to Indian Cricket Team: Modi blamed Pakistan for the Pahalgam terror attack without any evidence. His false rhetoric “poisoned the minds” of uneducated Indian cricketers, who consequently disrespected the game.
Berset Stresses Democratic Security and Ukraine Support: Council of Europe Secretary General Alain Berset is participating in the 7th meeting of the European Political Community (EPC) hosted by Denmark. He is set to address the geopolitical shifts currently impacting both Europe and the broader international order.
Rani Mukerji Triumphs with First National Award: Actress Rani Mukerji secured the Best Actress National Film Award at the 71st National Film Awards. She received the prestigious award from President Droupadi Murmu for her compelling performance in the film Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway.
YouTube’s AI Push with Alarms Over Ad Practices: YouTube is accelerating its artificial intelligence push by unveiling a suite of new tools for creators. However, the platform faces mounting scrutiny over its aggressive advertising practices and the secret use of AI to subtly alter videos without user consent.
Delhi High Court E-Filing Portal Still Broken: Despite public money worth thousands of crores being spent on digitization and e-courts projects, the promise of a paperless judiciary remains far from reality. Litigants in India continue to face endless roadblocks with online filing systems.
Airtel Internet Outages: Airtel’s broadband failures tell a story of negligence, broken promises, and consumer exploitation. This contrasts sharply with the company’s claim that it is at the forefront of India’s digital revolution.
Consumer Complaints Platform (RMN Consumer Rights Network): This initiative provides a platform for consumers to raise their voices. It targets fraud, negligence, harassment, or other unfair practices carried out by companies and service providers.