SIO Telangana Holds Solidarity Meet Against Police Brutality on Protesters in Delhi
SIO Telangana held a solidarity protest at Charminar, condemning police action against protesters in Delhi and demanding reforms in the national examination system.
Telangana: Educational Institution Bandh Is Complete In Nalgonda
The students unions took out separate rallies by raising their demands including an inquiry into the attack on the protestors at New Delhi: Reports
Pukasa holds protest meet in solidarity with Delhi students in Keralas Kochi
Left-leaning collective of writers and artists expresses solidarity with the ongoing student agitation in Delhi
NEET paper leak: NTA terminates 47 officials, may pursue legal action
New Delhi, Jul 24: In a major crackdown in the NEET paper leak controversy, the National Testing Agency terminated 47 officials and is set to pursue legal and criminal action against some, officials said on Friday. The move comes a day after Higher Education Secretary Vineet Joshi was shunted out to the Panchayati Raj Ministry. The NTA is set to undergo an overhaul and more reformative actions will follow. At least 47 officials have been terminated, and legal and criminal action will be initiated against some of them, a senior official said. Outrage surrounding paper leaks and the CBSE digital evaluation glitches has triggered a series of shunting of top officials. Students' anger has spilt out in the form of a huge protest that is taking place at Jantar Mantar.
Delhi weather tomorrow: Will rain return to NCR? Check IMD forecast, temperature update
Delhi anticipates cloudy skies and light rain on Saturday, according to the India Meteorological Department. Strong surface winds will accompany the rainfall throughout the day and into the night. Temperatures remained below normal on Friday, with the maximum settling at 34.6 degrees Celsius. Several areas recorded light rainfall in the 24 hours ending Friday morning. The city's air quality remained satisfactory with an AQI recorded at 70.
Social media posts made during July 20 clash under police scanner
New Delhi: Delhi Police is examining thousands of videos, social media broadcasts and mobile phone records to identify those involved in the July 20 clashes and establish whether the July 20 violence was pre-planned or erupted spontaneously, sources said on Friday. Experts are analysing mobile phone recordings, CCTV footage, livestreams and social media content to Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
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Students Block KU Gate Over NEET Row
Student organisations blocked the KU gate in Hanamkonda, demanding action over the alleged NEET paper leak and protesting the police action against students in Delhi.
Bandi Sanjay blamesinfiltrators for NEETprotest violence
Hyderabad: Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar on Friday, July 24, alleged that anti-social elements who sneaked into the CJP-led protest against the NEET question paper leak issue indulged in attacks against police and journalists, while Congress and other opposition parties are trying to defame the BJP. Sanjay Kumar said the government allowed protests in Delhi Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
New Delhi, Jul 24: New Delhi on Friday rejected Pakistan's allegations that it had deliberately caused flooding across the border, describing the claims as aseless and contrary to facts. Responding to a question during the weekly media briefing, Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said the recent rise in the flow of the Chenab river was a natural consequence of intense monsoon rainfall over Jammu and adjoining catchment areas between July 20 and 23. Pakistani media reports alleging that India is deliberately causing flooding are baseless and contrary to the facts, Jaiswal said. He noted that Pakistan's own Flood Forecasting Division in Lahore, in an advisory issued on July 22, had attributed the high water levels in the Chenab to heavy rainfall in the upper catchment and had forecast that the high flows at Marala would gradually recede as rainfall decreased. The rise in river flows is, therefore, a natural hydrological response to heavy monsoon rainfall and not the result of any deliberate action by India. Attempts to portray a weather-driven flood event as an upstream intervention are factually incorrect, technically untenable and contradicted by Pakistan's own official flood advisories, the MEA spokesperson said. Rejecting allegations that India had failed to issue flood warnings, Jaiswal said the river discharge during the period had not reached levels requiring any special flood alert. The observed flows were consistent with prevailing monsoon conditions over the upper catchments, as acknowledged by Pakistan's own flood forecasting authorities. Any suggestion that India deliberately withheld flood-related information is, therefore, without factual basis, he said. Jaiswal added that, as in the previous year, India would continue to share high-flood data with Pakistan on humanitarian grounds through diplomatic channels whenever such a situation arises.
Food-carrying boys not detained, viral claim false: Delhi Police
New Delhi: Delhi Police on Friday, July 24, dismissed claims that three boys carrying food for Jantar Mantar protesters were detained at Nizamuddin Police Station, labelling such allegations spreading on social media as false and misleading. In an official statement issued by the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Southeast), police said personnel had neither stopped nor Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
'Withdraw posts or face action': Kapil Sibal slams DU, JNU VCs for 'threatening' students
Kapil Sibal criticised Delhi University and Jawaharlal Nehru University for advising students to stay away from Jantar Mantar protests over the NEET paper leak, calling the directives hreatening and warning of legal action if they are not withdrawn. He also assured students of legal support if they participate peacefully and face action by the authorities.
Cyber frauds on the rise, offence cant be taken lightly: SC
New Delhi: Cyber frauds are now on the rise and the offence cannot be taken lightly considering its gravity and implications, the Supreme Court said on Friday, July 24, while refusing to quash or club some FIRs lodged in different states. A bench of Justices Sanjay Karol and Augustine George Masih dismissed a plea filed Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
India's Ministry of External Affairs accused China of illegally occupying Indian territories. Beijing's ongoing infrastructure projects in these regions also drew strong objections from New Delhi. This statement followed discussions between Indian and Chinese foreign ministers at the ASEAN summit. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi highlighted previous positive engagements between the two nations. Both sides expressed willingness to maintain peaceful coexistence and cooperation.
Government Should Not Discredit Student Protests: Anand Dubey
Mumbai, July 24: Anand Dubey, spokesperson for Shiv Sena (UBT), has criticized the central government regarding the NEET paper leak case and the ongoing student protests at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. He stated that if any irregularities or anti-national activities arise during a protest, the police should act impartially. The law must take its course, ... Read more Government Should Not Discredit Student Protests: Anand Dubey
Members of the Prajasattatmaka Chintana Vedike (Forum for Democratic Thought), along with students, activists and members of civil society, staged a protest in Kalaburagi on Friday, condemning the alleged police action against NEET protesters at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi and demanding that the Union government address concerns over alleged irregularities in the medical entrance examination
The court said that the grant of an interim injunction against OpenAI in favour of ANI would inflict irreparable injury to OpenAI and the public at large.
Uttarakhand Police initiate action against constable over his remarks at Jantar Mantar protests
Uttarakhand Police initiated action against a suspended constable for his statements. Constable Sher Singh was seen speaking at a protest site in Delhi. He had already been suspended for unauthorized absence from duty. Dismissal proceedings were also underway due to his criminal record. This action follows his alleged inflammatory and irresponsible speech.
Delhi Police issues traffic advisory amid CJP protests, asks public to avoid areas under Section 144
Delhi Traffic Police issued an advisory for the public and digital platforms. Travel to areas under prohibitory orders should be avoided unless absolutely necessary. App-based mobility and delivery services must regulate their operations in notified zones. Authorities imposed prohibitory orders under Section 163 of the BNSS, 2023. Emergency services will continue to operate as permitted by the advisory.
Students, NSUI stage protest over NEET imbroglio; around 15 protesters detained
Condemning the alleged police brutalities on students protesting over NEET imbroglio in Delhi and demanding resignation of union ministers Dharmendra Pradhan and Amit Shah and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, scores of students led by NSUI and Congress office bearers staged a demonstration in Hubballi on Friday
Bill in Rajya Sabha to criminalise insult to Vande Mataram
New Delhi: The government on Friday, July 24, introduced a bill in the Rajya Sabha seeking to make any obstruction or insult to the national song Vande Mataram a criminal offence. Minister of State for Home Affairs Nityanand Rai introduced The Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Bill, 2026, as several Opposition members, including Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Mamata Banerjee likely to join CJP protest at Jantar Mantar on Monday
Mamata Banerjee will join the Cokroach Janta Party protest at Jantar Mantar. She will express solidarity with students protesting the NEET paper leak issue. Earlier, Banerjee criticized the Centre's police action against CJP protesters near Parliament. She stated her readiness to visit Delhi and join the CJP protest if necessary. Trinamool Congress has supported the CJP since its formation.
Parliament remains deadlockedover NEET paper leakcontroversy
New Delhi: The first week of the Monsoon session of Parliament was washed out as the government and the opposition continued to be at loggerheads over the demand for Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhans resignation before a debate on NEET paper leak issue in both Houses. Hitting out at the opposition, the government said making excuses Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Legal Body Moves Delhi HC Against Internet Shutdown Near Jantar Mantar
This is a PIL against internet shutdown at Jantar Mantar, the lawyer said, urging the bench to take up the matter at 2.30 pm.
Soundarya Rajinikanth Voices Support for Students, Urges Respect for Their Voices
Mumbai, July 24: Film producer and daughter of superstar Rajinikanth, Soundarya Rajinikanth, is currently in the spotlight for her recent statements supporting students. She expressed her solidarity with the students protesting at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, emphasizing that they are the future of the nation and deserve to be heard. On Friday, Soundarya took to ... Read more Soundarya Rajinikanth Voices Support for Students, Urges Respect for Their Voices
Delhi High Court refuses to entertain PIL seeking NIA probe into CJPs Chalo Sansad march
A Bench of Chief Justice D. K. Upadhyaya and Justice Tejas Karia said the alleged incidents of vandalism were given the knowledge and notice of the authorities, who would take action according to the law
RAF probes excessive force used by personnel against students
New Delhi: The Rapid Action Force (RAF) has initiated an inquiry into allegations of its personnel using disproportionate force and firing pellet guns during the ongoing student protests in Delhi, officials said on Friday, July 24. The officials told PTI that the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has asked the Inspector General (IG) of the Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Delhi Assembly, Secretariat, Army school get hoax bomb threat
Delhi Assembly, Secretariat, and an Army Public School received bomb threats on Friday. Authorities intensified security measures across the national capital after the alarming calls. Teams were immediately dispatched to the three locations to investigate the threats. After thorough checks, the bomb disposal squad declared all threats as a hoax. Security remains heightened across the city as a precautionary measure.
Cong Hits Modi Govt Over DU, JNU Advisory Against Jantar Mantar Protest
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday slammed the Delhi University and asked how dare it hreaten students for exercising their democratic rights.
Congress slams Modi government over DU, JNU 'warning' students to stay away from Jantar Mantar
Delhi and Jawaharlal Nehru Universities warned students to avoid Jantar Mantar protests. Congress criticized the government, accusing it of using universities for propaganda. Rahul Gandhi questioned Delhi University's threat to students exercising democratic rights. Students are protesting the NEET paper leak and demanding the education minister's resignation. The universities cited safety and legal risks for students participating in demonstrations.
After getting trolled, Sonu Nigam postpones Delhi concert amid student protest
Sonu Nigam has postponed his Delhi concert amid the ongoing student protests. The singer said the show was delayed keeping the current sentiment in mind. The postponement comes a day after he got backlash for not commenting on the ongoing situation
Police Deploys Facial Recognition System at Jantar Mantar Protest Site
The FRS units have been positioned at key entry and exit points around the protest venue and are directly linked to the Delhi Police database
Sonu Nigam postpones concert amid Delhi student protests
In light of the ongoing student protests in Delhi over the NEET paper leak, singer Sonu Nigam has decided to postpone his upcoming concert, confirmed Hindustan Times.
Entry gates at Mandi House and Central Secretariat metro stations have reopened. This follows earlier closures due to security arrangements for ongoing protests. Commuters faced widespread travel disruptions and expressed frustration over repeated restrictions. The New Delhi Metro station, however, remains closed until further instructions are issued. DMRC cited security reasons for the station closures and interchange facility unavailability.
Delhi HC refuses to entertain PIL seeking NIA probe into CJP's Parliament march
The Delhi High Court declined a PIL seeking an NIA probe into a protest march. The court stated the government handles such referrals to the NIA. The petitioner was advised to approach the relevant authorities for action. The PIL was subsequently dismissed as withdrawn by the petitioner's counsel. Another petitioner was also directed to approach authorities with their grievances.
The Delhi high court questioned the Election Commission regarding teacher deployments. The court sought legal authority for compelling teachers to perform election duties. The commission cited Article 324 and the Representation of the People Act. Teachers are reportedly engaged during holidays and non-teaching hours. The court questioned the mandatory nature of these election assignments.
RAF launches probe into actions of its personnel during Delhi student protests
The Rapid Action Force is investigating claims of excessive force during student demonstrations. Officials are verifying events and incidents where personnel faced attacks. Social media videos showing the use of pellet guns are being reviewed. The force's standard operating procedure for riot control is also under scrutiny. An inquiry will be ordered if the verification exercise reveals facts.
Delhi HC questions ECI's authority to deploy teachers for electoral roll revision, seeks affidavit
The Delhi High Court on Friday questioned the Election Commission of India (ECI) over its decision to deploy school teachers for Booth Level Officer (BLO) duties during the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in the national capital, asking under what authority teachers were being compelled to perform election work.
To maintain order, Delhi Police detained more than 200 individuals around Jantar Mantar amid concerns of unrest stemming from neighboring states. Heightened security measures followed intelligence alerts, with several of those detained possessing previous criminal records. Some were also arrested for carrying weapons. Prohibitory orders were enforced, limiting access to the protest site as police forces were deployed in substantial numbers around the area.
Press body FPC condemns attacks on journalists during protests
Hyderabad: The Federation of Press Clubs (FPC) has strongly condemned the alleged attacks on journalists and incidents of intimidation during the ongoing student protests at Jantar Mantar in Delhi and other parts of the country, describing them as a serious threat to press freedom and democratic values. In a statement issued by Federation of Press Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Delhi Police deploys facial recognition cameras at Jantar Mantar to track wanted criminals
PM Modi Wishes Indian Team Success at Commonwealth Games 2026
New Delhi, July 24: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has extended his best wishes to the Indian team participating in the Commonwealth Games 2026. He expressed confidence that the countrys athletes will compete in Glasgow with passion, determination, and exceptional sportsmanship. In a post on X, PM Modi stated, The Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2026 are starting, ... Read more PM Modi Wishes Indian Team Success at Commonwealth Games 2026
A Delhi court has dismissed a bail request from a doctor entangled in the NEET paper leak controversy. The paediatrician reportedly accepted five lakh rupees from a candidate's family and connected two other doctors to the suspected mastermind. The court has now prolonged the judicial custody of all thirteen accused as the investigation focuses on crucial digital evidence.
Students' protests rock Bihar Assembly on final day of Monsoon session
Student bodies in Bihar have been triggered by the Cockroach Janta Party's stir in Delhi over paper leak of the NEET medical entrance test
Rahul Gandhi called for Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's removal and PM Modi's apology. He presented a student allegedly injured by pellet guns during a protest. The student's eye was damaged, impacting his vision and future police career. Delhi Police denied using pellet guns against protesters on that day. The incident raises concerns about the use of force during student demonstrations.
Indian Automobile Industry Sees 28.6% Growth in Retail Sales for July: Report
New Delhi, July 24: The Indian automobile industry has reported a remarkable 28.6% increase in retail sales year-on-year for July, covering the period from July 1 to July 23. This information was released in a report on Friday. According to the report by Choice Institutional Equities, the sales of two-wheelers surged by 31% year-on-year. Meanwhile, ... Read more Indian Automobile Industry Sees 28.6% Growth in Retail Sales for July: Report
Best Lip Balm in India: How Weather Affects Your Lips and What to Use
Chapped lips in Delhi winter, tanning after a Goa trip, or peeling lips from spending all day in air-conditioned offices, many people notice the problem only when their lips start peeling. Unlike the rest of the skin, the lips have a very thin protective barrier and lose moisture quickly. That is why a lip balm that works in one season may not be enough in another. If you are looking for the right lip balm for your concern, it helps to choose one based on how the Indian weather affects your lips throughout the year. Why Indian Weather Can Damage Your Lips Lips dont have sebaceous glands, which means they cant produce the natural oils that the skin on your face does. As a result, they dry out more easily, especially if exposed to heat, cold wind, pollution or constant air conditioning. Indian weather adds a layer of stress: High summer temperatures can dehydrate the lips. Winter winds can strip away moisture. Humidity in monsoons, followed by AC exposure, causes dryness. The lips can darken due to prolonged exposure to the sun and pollution. Thats why many dermatologists recommend adding a protective lip balm to your daily routine rather than using it only when your lips start cracking. How Weather Changes Affect Your Lips Through the Year India's climate varies significantly from region to region, with different seasons, and your lips react to those changes more quickly. Knowing how each season affects the lips makes it easier to choose the right texture, ingredients, and reapplication time. Summer Dehydration, rough texture and increased pigmentation can be caused by strong UV exposure and heat. In cities like Delhi, Jaipur, Hyderabad and Ahmedabad, where the summer sun is quite intense, apply an SPF lip balm every 2-3 hours while outdoors, especially if you are sweating or drinking frequently. Winter Cold wind and low humidity can dry out the moisture from the lips. Thats when youre more likely to get cracking, peeling and painful dryness. A richer lip balm for dry lips containing hydrating ingredients like Shea Butter works better with a lightweight formula. Monsoon Many people believe humidity keeps lips hydrated, but moving from humid outdoors to air-conditioned indoors can still cause dryness. In cities like Mumbai, Kochi and Chennai, where there is a lot of humidity, go for a non-sticky balm that won't feel heavy in humid weather but still has ingredients to reduce moisture loss. Signs Your Lips Are Damaged by Weather Weather damage does not always appear as severe cracking. Some common signs include: Discomfort or tightness after washing the face Flaking or peeling skin Burning sensation in cold weather Fine cracks at corners of mouth. Dark patches/uneven lip colour Lips that feel dry again within an hour If lip darkening develops gradually due to sun exposure, smoking, dehydration, or irritation, the first step is usually protecting the lips and repairing the skin barrier. Consistent application of a moisturising lip balm with SPF can often help prevent any further pigmentation. Key Ingredients to Look for in a Lip Balm Dermatologists often look for ingredients that both hydrate and prevent moisture loss. Ingredients to help with Dry and Chapped lips Shea butter Rich in fatty acids to smooth rough spots and make lips feel more comfortable if they feel tight. Ceramide Helps repair the lip barrier and reduces the risk of recurring lip dryness. Beeswax Creates a breathable layer to hold moisture and protect from wind exposure. Hyaluronic Acid Draws moisture to the lips and can make dehydrated lips feel smoother. Vitamin E Provides antioxidant support and helps soothe lips stressed from environmental exposure. Ingredients useful for Sun-related Lip Darkening SPF 30 or higher : Helps reduce UV damage that can lead to tanning and uneven lips. Zinc oxide or Titanium dioxide : These are physical UV filters that sit on the surface of the skin and reflect sunlight. They are good for sensitive lips. Niacinamide : Helps to improve the evenness of the lip tone and strengthens the skin barrier. Try to avoid excess menthol, camphor, strong artificial fragrances, and repeated lip-plumping ingredients if you have sensitive lips. How to Apply Lip Balm the Right Way Many people don't realise that application technique is more important than it is. Follow these tips to get better results: Apply to slightly damp lips after washing your face. Instead of rubbing the product back and forth, use a thin, even layer. Gently press the lips together to spread the balm. Reapply before stepping into harsh sun, cold wind, or air-conditioned environments. At night, apply a slightly thicker layer to help reduce moisture loss overnight. If your lips are very dry, most dermatologists recommend applying a hydrating layer first and then sealing it in with a moisturising balm before bed. Common Lip Care Mistakes to Avoid Licking your lips frequently It looks like a quick fix, but saliva evaporates quickly, leaving the lips even drier. This cycle is often more apparent in air-conditioned offices and classrooms. Only applying a lip balm when the lips are already cracked By the time you see severe cracking, the lip barrier is already compromised. Regular use is usually more effective than waiting until visible damage occurs. Ignoring sun protection Many people apply sunscreen to the face but skip the lips. Repeated exposure to UV in the Indian summer can also cause dryness and gradual darkening. Over-exfoliating Harsh sugar scrubs or scrubbing too hard can make peeling worse and cause small injuries. Gentle exfoliation once in a while is usually enough. Picking peeling skin Picking at the flaky skin can cause bleeding and delay healing. It is better to put a thick layer of balm on and let the skin soften naturally. Conclusion When you are looking for the best lip balm in India , make sure you choose the one that matches your climate, lifestyle, and lip concerns. Summer requires SPF protection, winter requires richer moisturisation, and monsoon requires frequent reapplication. If you have ongoing dryness, then pick a nourishing lip balm for dry lips with barrier-supportive ingredients. Consistent protection is important, especially if you have gradual pigmentation due to sun exposure or irritation. A good lip balm works best when its a daily habit, not a seasonal rescue product.
India's cybercrime center has asked GitHub to remove the Bitchat application. This app allows anonymous, offline messaging which raises security concerns for the government. Officials believe it could be misused by terrorists and criminal groups for coordination. The notice cites potential violations of the Information Technology Act. This action follows the use of similar apps during recent Delhi protests.
Student protests: PIL in Delhi High Court challenges internet shutdown orders around Jantar Mantar
A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been filed before the Delhi High Court challenging a series of orders issued by the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) directing the suspension of mobile internet services in and around Jantar Mantar during the ongoing student protests over alleged examination irregularities. The matter was mentioned for urgent listing [] The post Student protests: PIL in Delhi High Court challenges internet shutdown orders around Jantar Mantar appeared first on India Legal .
India orders GitHub to remove Jack Dorseys Bitchat app
New Delhi: Home ministrys cybercrime arm, the Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre, has ordered Microsoft subsidiary GitHub to remove Bluetooth-based messaging application Bitchat, according to a notice. The Government of India does not like technologies like Bitchat and wants it taken down, said the apps developer and former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on Friday in an Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
While his family claims doctors have indicated a slim chance of recovery and another protester has also alleged pellet injuries, Delhi Police has denied using pellet guns, calling the allegations false. The incident has intensified scrutiny over the police response to the NEET-UG protest.
CJP Protests: Can a Democracy Justify Blinding Protesters with Pellet Guns?
The Delhi Police maintain that only lathis and tear gas were used. The injuries, however, sketch a different story.
Supreme Court to hear plea seeking namaz site closer to Bhojshala
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday, July 24, agreed to hear on July 29 a plea of the Muslim side alleging that the alternative site identified by the Madhya Pradesh government for offering namaz was located too far from the disputed Bhojshala complex in Dhar. The Muslim side is seeking a place near the Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Delhi Police Calls Out Fake Newspaper Clipping on CJP Founder Dipke's 'Death'
Police appealed to the public to refrain from amplifying unverified claims and advised them to rely only on information released through official sources.
Court Denies Bail to Manoj Shirure in NEET Paper Leak Case
New Delhi, July 24: The Rouse Avenue Court in New Delhi rejected the bail application of Manoj Shirure, who was arrested in connection with the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has highlighted Shirures significant role in the scandal. Special Judge Ajay Gupta dismissed the bail plea after hearing arguments ... Read more Court Denies Bail to Manoj Shirure in NEET Paper Leak Case
Naresh Pal Gangwar: Senior IAS officer now tasked with steering higher education amid NEET row
The Centre reshuffled top education officials amid the NEET paper leak controversy, appointing Naresh Pal Gangwar as higher education secretary. Delhi High Court designated a fast-track court for examination-related offences. Opposition leaders criticised the appointments, alleging lack of accountability, while protests demanding reforms and the education minister's resignation continued at Jantar Mantar.
'Chalo Sansad' march: Delhi HC refuses to hear plea seeking NIA, CBI probe into July 20 protest
The Delhi High Court declined a PIL seeking a probe into a recent protest march. Authorities already know about the incident and can act if needed. The Cockroach Janta Party continues talks with the government over NEET examination demands. Their key demand for the Union Education Minister's resignation remains non-negotiable. Further discussions are scheduled as the NEET paper leak fallout continues.
SC Will Hear Two Pleas Alleging Police Excesses on Students
The Cockroach Janta Party-led march on July 20 in Delhi witnessed clashes between protesters and security personnel, who used lathis and tear gas to disperse crowds attempting to move towards Parliament
Most drones are lost without GPS. Enord builds ones that are not
The Delhi startup's inspection drones navigate confined spaces without GPS, checking power lines, towers and industrial sites.
Central Cabinet Approves Strict Penalties for Paper Leak Cases Amid Ongoing Student Protests
New Delhi, July 24: The central government has taken a significant step in response to the ongoing paper leak incidents in competitive exams, including the NEET exam. On Friday, the Central Cabinet approved a bill aimed at imposing stricter penalties for those involved in paper leak cases. Sources indicate that this bill may be presented ... Read more Central Cabinet Approves Strict Penalties for Paper Leak Cases Amid Ongoing Student Protests
5 Underdogs Who Could Spring Surprise In BWF World Championships 2026
As New Delhi prepares to host the BWF World Championships from August 17-23, a new generation of players will arrive eager to test themselves against the sport's biggest stars.
Delhi HC dismisses ANIs plea against OpenAI on copyright infringement
Irreparable injury would be caused not only to OpenAI, but also to the public at large, if an interim injunction is granted: Court
NEET protests: SC to hear pleas on police excesses on students
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday, July 24, agreed to hear on July 27 two separate petitions alleging police excesses on students protesting against the NEET paper leak. The matter was mentioned before a bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana. Senior advocates Shyam Divan and Gopal Sankaranarayanan Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Leaving RR Was A Huge Risk, Discovered A New Energy In CSK, Says Sanju Samson
Leaving Rajasthan Royals: Leaving Rajasthan Royals after 11 seasons was a huge risk, but India wicketkeeper-batter Sanju Samson believes the move to Chennai Super Kings allowed him to discover a new energy and start completely fresh in his IPL career. Samson spent 11 years with RR and captained them for five seasons, before moving to CSK through a high-profile trade ahead of IPL 2026. Leaving Rajasthan Royals was a huge risk. Once you convey your feelings to the franchise, there is no going back. You could end up in a team you don't want to go to or even in the auction with no certainty. There were two reasons behind this decision. First, I was sure that 2025 would be my last season with RR. I had long conversations with my family and my wife. They kept asking me if it was an impulsive decision or if I was really sure. We discussed it for two or three weeks, and then we decided it was time. I was convinced it was the right call. Second, I am a confident person. I believe I can stand on my own. I am always ready to start from zero. Many people told me that my batting style might not suit the slow Chepauk wicket. Those thoughts did cross my mind. But then I told myself, 'You are 30 years old. Go out and find a way.' This IPL season, I went in with a lot of energy, thinking I had to achieve something. I discovered a new energy there, and it was working very well for me, Samson said on JioStar's 'Superstars. His initiation at CSK, however, began on a tough note, with low scores in his first three outings amidst team defeats after becoming Player of the Tournament in Indias 2026 Mens T20 World Cup triumph. Samson highlighted how the franchise's calm environment helped him navigate the slump. In T20 cricket, failure is common. In this format, you tend to fail more than you succeed. So, when you are going through a rough patch, you need people around you who understand that failure is part of the game. When I joined CSK, I failed in my first three games. We lost all three, and I didn't score runs. I had just come off playing in the World Cup final, but I wasn't able to carry that form into the IPL. In that situation, no matter how experienced you are, you know that the coach expects more, the captain expects more, and Mahi bhai is watching you. So I went to the nets, worked on my game, and stayed in my zone. I was more mature this time around and I knew what I had to do. But what really stood out was that the response from the team management and my teammates didn't change even one per cent. When I failed three matches in a row, their faith in me never wavered. That meant a lot to me. It was a succinct piece of advice from Dhoni that ultimately settled his nerves, clearing the way for a turnaround century against Delhi Capitals in the next match. I still remember, Mahi bhai met me after the first three matches when we went for practice. I usually sit right behind him, facing him. So, we sat down, and he looked at me and asked if I was fine. I said, 'Bhaiya, I am fine.' Then I kept saying 'but' and 'yes' without even realising it. Then he told me, 'Don't get into but. Just focus on doing what you do best. Everything will be alright.' It was very subtle, but a huge lesson for me. He was telling me that everything is okay. Just because I was failing didn't mean I had to change my batting style, look like I was stressed, or practice for three extra hours. At that moment, I felt I really had to perform for them. Then I told Stephen Fleming, 'Don't worry, we'll be fine in the next game.' And in the next game, I scored a hundred against Delhi Capitals. From there, the momentum came back. Having captained RR for five years, Samson explained why he didn't seek the leadership role upon joining CSK. I really started enjoying captaincy at RR. It's a different skill, and I was getting better at it every year. By the fourth year of captaincy, I had a clear idea of what it takes to lead a side in IPL and T20s. I was enjoying it completely. But more than that, I wanted to enjoy cricket more. If the environment changes and doesn't suit you anymore, it's okay to move on. Captaincy is not something you should ask for. It's something that should be given to you because people believe you are the right person. Even at RR, I never asked for it. Manoj Badale sir, the owner of RR told me I was the next captain, and I said I was ready. I captained for five seasons and after that, I was confident enough to leave that role, start fresh, and enjoy my cricket again. But it was important to have the right people around me. Ruturaj was someone I knew I would enjoy playing under. I was ready to play under his captaincy and that was one of the thoughts that guided my decision of not demanding for captaincy after joining CSK. Addressing his perspective on national selection and individual milestones, Samson reiterated that he prefers focusing on his own processes rather than chasing accolades or pushing for spots. I had already proven what I am in the IPL and I feel that if the Indian team needs me, I don't need to score big runs and win the Orange Cap. Manoj Badale sir, the owner of RR told me I was the next captain, and I said I was ready. I captained for five seasons and after that, I was confident enough to leave that role, start fresh, and enjoy my cricket again. But it was important to have the right people around me. Ruturaj was someone I knew I would enjoy playing under. I was ready to play under his captaincy and that was one of the thoughts that guided my decision of not demanding for captaincy after joining CSK. Also Read: Live Cricket Score But when you feel that you need Sanju the most, that is the only time when my best will also come out. That is what happened in CSK as well, and in the World Cup too this time. It's always best to be where you are comfortable, instead of moving out of it, I feel, he concluded. Article Source: IANS
Union Cabinet approvesBill for stricterpaper leak penalties
New Delhi: The Union Cabinet on Friday, July 24, approved a draft Bill to ensure stricter punishments for paper leaks, hours after Prime Minister Narendra Modi made an announcement in this effect, official sources said. The Cabinet meeting chaired by the prime minister at the Parliament House complex approved the draft Bill to hand stricter Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Supreme Court to track Centres NTA reforms over NEET paper leak
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday, July 24, said it would very closely monitor the Centres road map for institutional reforms in the National Testing Agency (NTA) and measures to prevent future paper leaks, while directing the Union government to file a comprehensive affidavit detailing its proposals, including the feasibility of shifting NEET to Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
New MPs to Attend Orientation on Parliamentary Procedures
New Delhi, July 24: Newly elected members of the Rajya Sabha will receive comprehensive insights into parliamentary procedures, rules, and traditions. To facilitate this, a two-day orientation program will be held at the Parliament House complex on July 25 and 26. The announcement was made by Rajya Sabha Chairman C.P. Radhakrishnan during the house proceedings, ... Read more New MPs to Attend Orientation on Parliamentary Procedures
Delhi HC declines interim injunction against OpenAI in ANI copyright suit
OpenAIs act of storing ANIs literary works for training its Large Language Models, prima facie, did not amount to copyright infringement, says judge
Man stabbed to death while driving in east Delhi
A 40-year-old man was fatally stabbed while driving his car in East Delhi. Vijay Kumar was declared dead after being taken to Dr Hedgewar Hospital. Police received a PCR call reporting the stabbing on the main road. A murder case has been registered, and forensic teams inspected the scene. Investigators are scanning CCTV footage and questioning witnesses for clues.
New Delhi, July 24 : Union Ministers JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh held a meeting with the Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP) Chief Spokesperson Saurav Das and National Spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka in the national capital on Friday. The meeting, which took place amid evolving political developments, saw the leaders discussing a range of key issues. The specific agenda of the discussion was not officially disclosed yet. The meeting took place at Vithal Patel House. The CJP, represented by activists Saurav Das, Ashutosh Ranka agreed to the dialogue after the government reportedly accepted two of their conditional demands: that no legal action would be taken against peaceful protesters and that adequate compensation would be provided to the families of students affected by the recent exam irregularities. However the CJP remains firm on its principal demand, seeking the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. This comes after Social activist Sonam Wangchuk ended his 26-day-long hunger strike after receiving a written assurance from the Union Government regarding the NEET examination issue and systemic reforms in the country's competitive testing framework. Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike in the presence of Union Ministers JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh at Medanta Hospital. In a video message shared on X, Wangchuk informed that Union Ministers JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh visited him to provide the necessary guarantees. Greetings, friends. Today, on the 26th day, I would like to share some special news with you all. It is currently about 12:30 at night. A short while ago, Union Ministers J.P. Nadda and Jitendra Singh visited me here. The top leaders of the Apex Body were also present, Wangchuk said in the video message. The activist, who has been protesting over recent irregularities in national-level examinations, noted that the breakthrough came after significant parliamentary support and intense negotiations. Wangchuk further revealed that while verbal assurances were offered earlier, he insisted on a formal document, leading to a two-day delay in ending his protest. Late at night, in a self-recorded video shared on X, the Prime Minister announced that the Union Cabinet will take up a draft Bill providing for Fast-Track Courts and stringent punishment for offenders. He said, I have issued directions to departments to set up Fast-Track Courts Along with the video, the Prime Minister wrote, More strict actions against paper leaks to come in tomorrow's Cabinet! In the video, PM Modi said, Friends, I know that paper leaks are not an ordinary matter. For lakhs of students and their parents, it is extremely painful. And that is why, in the last two and a half months since the paper leak incidents, several major steps have been taken. The culprits have been caught; they are currently in jail, he said. PM Modi said, Our most important responsibility was to ensure that a whole year for the students is not wasted. It was very important to conduct the exams immediately. The government used its full strength to arrange exams for nearly 22 lakh students in the shortest possible time. And just five or six days ago, on the 19th, the results were also announced. News of the happiness of successful students is coming from all over the country. (ANI)
BJP MPs Assure Students of Strict Action Against NEET Paper Leak
New Delhi, July 24: BJP MPs have assured students that the central government is taking a firm stance on the NEET paper leak issue. Prime Minister Modi announced plans to introduce a new and stringent law to ensure swift justice through fast-track courts for those involved in the scandal. BJP MP Manoj Tiwari emphasized that ... Read more BJP MPs Assure Students of Strict Action Against NEET Paper Leak
Abhijeet Dipke voiced relief as Sonam Wangchuk concluded his hunger strike. He claimed Wangchuk faced isolation during his protest. Union minister JP Nadda met Wangchuk, but opposition MPs were denied access. Dipke stated the government effectively kept the activist isolated from others. The CJP founder expressed happiness that Wangchuk ended his strike for the nation.
Log out, leaf in: Plant a little peace, one terrarium at a time
Tiny ecosystems are making a big impact in Delhi. As terrarium workshops gain popularity across the city, wellness seekers are embracing the slow, mindful process of creating and caring for these miniature green worlds. More than just a dcor trend, terrariums offer a chance to disconnect from screens, reduce stress, and build a daily ritual rooted in patience and presence
New Delhi metro station shut amid NEET paper leak protest
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has announced the temporary closure of the New Delhi Metro station. The decision comes after 17 other stations were closed a day earlier.
Government Issues Over 258.9 Million Soil Health Cards, Expands Natural Farming Initiatives
New Delhi, July 24: The central government announced on Friday that more than 258.9 million Soil Health Cards have been issued under the Soil Health Card Scheme. Additionally, the National Mission on Natural Farming (NMNF) has expanded its reach to 18,786 clusters, covering a total area of 880,000 hectares. The government provided details on national ... Read more Government Issues Over 258.9 Million Soil Health Cards, Expands Natural Farming Initiatives
Yuva Morcha protest march to Kerala CMs official residence over PSC exam anomalies turns violent
Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha alleges double standards on the part of V.D. Satheesan in taking part in protest led by Rahul Gandhi outside PM Modi's residence in Delhi demanding action on NEET paper leaks
Students march through central Hyderabad over NEET row, demand Union Education Ministers resignation
Students participating in protest as part of Telangana-wide bandh call, condemn police action against protesters during the recent Parliament march in Delhi
Todays Gold Rate in India July 24: Gold prices down in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad
22, 24 carat Gold prices down across Indian cities on July 24
New Delhi metro station shut, no interchange facility available; total 18 stations across capital
New Delhi metro station is now closed until further instructions are issued. Eighteen metro stations across the national capital remain shut for entry and exit. These closures are due to security reasons amid ongoing protests in central Delhi. Commuters are advised to plan their journeys accordingly and adjust travel. Normal operations will resume only after the authorities provide new instructions.
Monsoon Sessions First Week in Parliament Disrupted by Chaos
New Delhi, July 24: The first week of the Monsoon Session in Parliament was marred by chaos. Not a single day saw the Question Hour or Zero Hour proceedings in either the Rajya Sabha or Lok Sabha. This situation persisted on Friday, with both houses unable to conduct the Question Hour due to ongoing disruptions. ... Read more Monsoon Sessions First Week in Parliament Disrupted by Chaos
Rahul Gandhi slams DU over Jantar Mantar protest advisory
New Delhi: With the Delhi University urging students to stay away from Jantar Mantar protests, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday, July 24, slammed the varsity and asked how dare it threaten students for exercising their democratic rights. Please note, you are the ones that will be held accountable when the time comes, Gandhi said, Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
After IIT Roorkee, Madras, DU, Now JNU Asks Students Not to Post About Delhi Protests
The advisory also urged members of the university community to exercise responsibility on social media
Delhi High Court questions ECI over deployment of school teachers for electoral roll revision
The Delhi High Court on Friday questioned the Election Commission of India (ECI) over its decision to deploy school teachers as Booth Level Officers (BLOs) for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in the national capital, asking whether the constitutional powers vested in the poll body under Article 324 permit such action without [] The post Delhi High Court questions ECI over deployment of school teachers for electoral roll revision appeared first on India Legal .
Affordable Road Safety Measures Can Significantly Reduce Accidents, Experts Say
New Delhi, July 24: Affordable measures, such as establishing 30 km/h low-speed zones in residential and school areas, can greatly enhance road safety, experts revealed on Friday. According to a statement from the International Road Federation (IRF), experts highlighted practical and scalable solutions during an event, including high-visibility zebra crossings and elevated pedestrian walkways, which ... Read more Affordable Road Safety Measures Can Significantly Reduce Accidents, Experts Say
Media reports 'reckless', no plea related to CJP-led protests filed: CJI
On July 22, a lawyer sought urgent hearing on the police action against students during the Cockroach Janta Party-led protest march in New Delhi on July 20.
Affordable Road Safety Measures Can Significantly Reduce Accidents: Experts
New Delhi, July 24: Experts have highlighted that low-cost measures, such as creating 30 km/h low-speed zones in residential and school areas, can significantly improve road safety. This information was shared during an event organized by the International Road Federation (IRF) on Friday. The experts emphasized practical and widely applicable measures, including high-visibility zebra crossings ... Read more Affordable Road Safety Measures Can Significantly Reduce Accidents: Experts
The Rise of Plotted Developments: How Tier-2 Cities Are Reshaping India's Real Estate Landscape
The Indian residential real estate market is undergoing a structural shift. While vertical housing has shaped the growth of metropolitan markets over the past two decades, organized plotted developments are emerging as an increasingly important segment of residential investment. Supported by the expansion of economic activity beyond major metros, sustained public infrastructure spending, and changing consumer preferences for lower-density living, Tier-2 cities are attracting a growing share of new plotted developments. Industry data suggests that more than half of recent residential plot launches have been concentrated in these markets, reflecting a gradual realignment of both developer strategy and buyer demand. Ashwinder R. Singh is Vice Chairman & Co-founder, BCD Group | BCD Royale 1. Macro-Economic Drivers Steering the Shift to Tier-2 Cities The rising cost of housing in Tier-1 cities, coupled with infrastructure constraints and limited land availability, has encouraged both developers and homebuyers to look toward emerging urban centres. At the same time, government investment in infrastructure is improving connectivity and supporting new economic clusters across India's secondary cities. The Fiscal Catalyst: Successive infrastructure-led capital expenditure programmes under the Union Budget, along with initiatives such as the Urban Challenge Fund, are improving the physical and economic foundations of regional growth. The revival of industrial clusters and continued investment in sectors such as semiconductors are expected to expand employment opportunities across several Tier-2 markets. The Infrastructure Effect: Transport infrastructure has historically influenced land values in emerging micro-markets. Industry studies indicate that locations around new expressways, airports and multimodal transport corridors often witness an increase in land values during the early stages of development, with further appreciation depending on project completion, economic activity and local demand conditions. 2. The Structural Anatomy of Plotted Developments Historically, buying land in India was fragmented, opaque, and fraught with litigation risks. The current boom is fundamentally different because it is defined by corporate, organized layouts rather than unorganized local syndicates. Attribute Legacy Land Buying (Unorganized) Modern Plotted Development (Branded) Regulatory Compliance High risk of title disputes, encroachment, and zoning violations. , clear legal titles, and digitized land records. Infrastructure Minimal or delayed access to basic electricity, water, and sewage lines. Plug-and-play internal infrastructure (wide blacktop roads, underground utilities, STP). Amenities Absolute absence of shared community spaces. Gated communities featuring clubs, landscaped parks, 24/7 security, and sports facilities. Monetization Speed Slow execution; heavily reliant on localized physical resale. Highly liquid; backed by institutional brand equity and rapid development timelines. 3. Consumer Preferences and the Appeal of Plotted Developments Demand for plotted developments reflects changing buyer priorities rather than a single investment consideration. Design Flexibility and Lower-Density Living: Many buyers increasingly value the ability to design homes that meet their own requirements while remaining within professionally planned communities offering shared infrastructure and amenities. Investment Potential: Compared with completed residential units, land often responds more directly to improvements in surrounding infrastructure. Since buyers are investing primarily in the underlying land rather than built-up inventory, plotted developments may offer attractive long-term appreciation opportunities, subject to local market conditions. Portfolio Diversification: For many buyers, particularly long-term investors, land within organized developments represents a tangible asset that can complement other financial investments while offering flexibility in the timing of construction. 4. Key High-Growth Tier-2 Hotspots A geographic analysis reveals specific regional clusters that have transformed into high-yield real estate powerhouses: A. The Northern & Western Logistics Corridors Lucknow & Indore : Evolving rapidly into premium housing hubs where over 20% of residential inventory is testing upscale luxury pricing. Driven by extensive metro expansions and the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor influence, Indore consistently leads in livability and self-construction home loan drawdowns. Surat & Jaipur : Fueled by massive infrastructural milestonessuch as the upcoming Ahmedabad-Mumbai High-Speed Rail (Bullet Train) sectionsSurat integrates industrial dominance with affordable horizontal options. Jaipur leverages tourism-driven wealth and rapid highway connectivity to the NCR to absorb high mid-income plotted supply. B. The Eastern & Southern Manufacturing Hubs Bhubaneswar & Cuttack : Emerging as the next major growth engines of Eastern India. Bhubaneswar enjoys a unique status as a master-planned IT and administrative capital, seeing unprecedented traction in structured plotted layouts. Coimbatore & Nagpur : Driven by robust manufacturing, thriving logistics hubs (e.g., MIHAN in Nagpur), and expanding IT corridors, residential absorption in these markets has maintained an impressive compound annual growth rate (CAGR). Land prices across these key southern and central corridors are projected to see steep upward adjustments as demand outpaces organized supply. 5. Institutional Realignment and Developer Strategy The growing interest in plotted developments has encouraged several national developersincluding DLF, Godrej Properties, Prestige Group and M3Mto expand their presence in this segment. This reflects a broader shift in strategy as developers seek to diversify product offerings and participate in markets where infrastructure investment, urban expansion and housing demand are creating new opportunities. Institutional land acquisition trends suggest that a meaningful share of recently acquired land banks is being allocated to plotted and low-rise residential projects. Compared with large vertical developments, these projects may offer shorter development cycles, lower execution complexity and access to a wider base of end-users and investors. Key Industry Sources & References To ensure absolute credibility and institutional alignment, this data architecture is synthesized from the following primary analytical frameworks: Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Real Estate Reports: For tracking institutional white-collar employment migration patterns across Tier-2 cities. Housing.com & PropTiger Research Insights: For historical land price data points, project absorption metrics, and the quantified 52% launch shift towards Tier-2 micro-markets. Union Budget (Capital Expenditure Data): Regarding the 12.2 lakh crore national infrastructure layout and multi-modal urban corridor connectivity timelines. Knight Frank India Wealth Reports: Evaluating the shifts in HNI/NRI portfolios toward tangible assets and low-density land banking during periods of global volatility. Conclusion & Outlook India's Tier-2 cities are expected to play an increasingly important role in the country's residential real estate landscape. As infrastructure improves and regional economic centres continue to expand, organized plotted developments are likely to remain an important component of future housing supply. For investors and end-users, these projects offer a combination of land ownership, planning standards and development-ready infrastructure that differs significantly from traditional land purchases. While outcomes will continue to vary across locations, the broader direction of the market suggests that plotted developments will remain an important area of opportunity within India's evolving residential sector. About the Author Ashwinder R. Singh is Vice Chairman & Co-founder, BCD Group | BCD Royale. A powerhouse in Indian real estate with 30 years of fast-tracked executive leadership, Ashwinder R. Singh is the industrys premier author, featured on Shark Tank, and a prominent keynote speaker. From shaping national policy as Chairman, CII Real Estate, and advising NAR-India, to mentoring prop-tech via the Earth Fund (backed by Brigade and Nikhil Kamaths Gruhas), his insights drive the sector forward. www.ashwinderrsingh.com
New Delhi Metro station shut by DMRC till further notice amid CJP protest
The New Delhi Metro station has been closed until further notice. This closure follows the earlier shutdown of seventeen metro stations across the capital. These restrictions coincided with ongoing protests by the Cockroach Janta Party. Demonstrators gathered at Jantar Mantar demanding the Education Minister's resignation. The metro operator did not specify the exact reason for these closures.
India Invites Bangladeshs PM to Attend BRICS Summit in New Delhi
Dhaka, July 24: India has officially invited Bangladeshs Prime Minister, Tariq Rahman, to the 18th BRICS Summit scheduled for September 12-13 in New Delhi. According to local media reports, discussions at the summit are expected to focus on global cooperation, trade, and sustainable development. Bangladeshs Foreign Minister, Shama Obaid Islam, confirmed to reporters on Thursday ... Read more India Invites Bangladeshs PM to Attend BRICS Summit in New Delhi
After Delhi University, JNU has advised students and faculty to stay away from Jantar Mantar protests over the NEET-UG paper leak, citing safety concerns and Supreme Court directions. JNU also cautioned against irresponsible social media activity, warning that violations could invite legal consequences and disciplinary action under the universitys code of conduct.
