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Congress warns of a Parliament washout if discussions on NEET-UG paper leak are refused. Opposition leaders were detained after protesting outside the Prime Minister's residence. They demand a statement from the Home Minister on police actions against students. The party also calls for the resignation of the Union Education Minister. Opposition unity highlights growing concerns over examination controversies and alleged police excesses.

DMK chief MK Stalin criticised Tamil Nadu chief minister C Joseph Vijay's government. He warned of public backlash against the ruling TVK party. This statement followed the arrest of DMK MLA GV Markandeyan on Monday. The MLA was arrested for remarks allegedly made against chief minister Vijay. Stalin described the arrest as an attempt to criminalize political criticism.

Congress released videos showing dramatic scenes of senior leaders' detention. Rahul Gandhi was seen lying on the road during the protest. Priyanka Gandhi Vadra resisted boarding a police bus as she was pulled inside. Police forcibly removed and detained several opposition leaders outside the Prime Minister's residence. The protest occurred over the NEET issue and alleged police action on students.

The AAP alleged a partnership between the BJP and Congress parties. This followed a Congress sit-in protest outside Prime Minister Modi's residence. Congress leaders demanded resignations from key government ministers. They declined an outreach attempt by Union minister Jitendra Singh. The CJP has been protesting at Jantar Mantar since June 21.

Sonam Wangchuk was moved to Medanta Hospital after a Delhi High Court order. Four Indian sailors died in a Russian missile attack off Odesa's coast. Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi led a Congress protest outside Prime Minister Modi's residence. E20 petrol may reduce older vehicle mileage but does not damage engines. Enzo Fernandez expressed pride in wearing Argentina's shirt after the World Cup final.

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Ancient philosopher Aristotle observed that tyrants often feign piety to quell fears of injustice among their subjects. This deception leads the populace to believe their ruler is favored by the divine, thus discouraging any thoughts of rebellion. Aristotle's reflections in Politics illuminate the significant impact of public perception on political authority, and his insights remain vital to contemporary political discourse, addressing the dynamics of power and governance.

Mamata Banerjee criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for leaving Parliament during a protest. A satirical group called the Cockroach Janta Party marched towards Parliament yesterday. Protesters clashed with police, resulting in injuries on both sides. The CJP demands the education minister's resignation over various issues. Banerjee stated she would join the CJP protest if necessary.

Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee declared defectors will not be readmitted to the party. She asserted that many capable individuals exist to replace those who have left. This statement was made during the party's Martyrs' Day rally in Kolkata. The Trinamool Congress faces significant internal organizational challenges and leadership disputes. Several senior leaders and Members of Parliament have recently broken away from the party.

Resident doctors' associations have urged President Murmu to protect patient rights. They expressed concern over Sonam Wangchuk's hospital stay and security arrangements. The doctors also sought an inquiry into the Jantar Mantar protest events. Reports suggest Wangchuk was denied Leave Against Medical Advice. This action raises serious questions about patient autonomy and constitutional rights.

Sonam Wangchuk received Delhi High Court permission to move hospitals. He is on a hunger strike for the alleged NEET paper leak. The court ordered his transfer to Medanta Hospital for continued treatment. Safdarjung Hospital will provide all necessary medical treatment details. A panel of doctors will oversee his care at the new facility.

Rahul Gandhi criticised Prime Minister Modi's silence on police action against students. Opposition leaders met the Lok Sabha Speaker demanding a parliamentary discussion. Protesters and police accused each other of violence during demonstrations. Students are protesting against the education and testing system's failures. The opposition vows to ensure students' voices are heard in Parliament.

A large police presence was deployed at the Punjab-Haryana border, while the bridge over the Ghaggar river was fenced off to stop the convoy from moving forward. Farmer leader Sarwan Singh Pandher accused the Haryana government of preventing protesters from exercising their democratic right to march peacefully to Delhi. He alleged that the action exposed the rue face of chief minister Nayab Singh Saini

In a written reply in the Rajya Sabha, Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Gas Suresh Gopi said fuel economy is influenced by several factors, including driving style, vehicle maintenance, tyre pressure, wheel alignment and the use of air conditioning. The government said the drop in mileage for some older vehicles is generally limited to around 3 to 5 per cent.

More than 40 years after the Mount St. Helens eruption buried a Washington river valley under volcanic sediment, 58 relocated beavers have helped restore the damaged landscape. Their dams and wetlands brought back native plants, fish and wildlife. However, conservationists fear a planned government project to raise a sediment retention structure could undo years of natural restoration.

Florida restored parts of the Gulf of Mexico by returning more than 500,000 tonnes of recycled oyster and clam shells to the sea between 2007 and 2024. The shells helped rebuild oyster reefs, improve water quality and support the return of fish, turtles and dolphins to levels not seen in over 25 years.

More than 170 people, including CJP protesters and Delhi Police personnel, were treated at central government hospitals on Monday following clashes during the 'Chalo Sansad' march, with a young woman admitted to Safdarjung Hospital in critical condition, sources said. According to hospital sources, around 150 injured people were taken to Dr Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) Hospital, while at least 24 others received treatment at Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC).

Four Indian nationals were killed after a commercial vessel, MV Golden Leo, came under attack while departing Ukraine's port of Odesa on Sunday, the Indian government confirmed. One more Indian crew member remains in critical condition. According to the government, the vessel had 17 crew members on board, including five Indian nationals, when it was attacked.

The biggest event is being organised by the Mamata Banerjee-led faction of the Trinamool Congress near Birla Planetarium. A rival group led by leader of opposition Ritabrata Banerjee, which claims to be the eal Trinamool Congress, is holding its own rally near the Gandhi statue on Mayo Road. The Congress, which originally spearheaded the 1993 agitation, is also organising a separate programme at Shahid Minar.

Sonam Wangchuk continues his 24th day hunger strike demanding accountability for the NEET paper leak. Protesters resumed their sit-in at Jantar Mantar, pressing for the education minister's resignation. A recent march to Parliament drew significant support from various personalities and MPs. Allegations of police force against protesters were made by the CJP group. However, Delhi Police rejected these claims as false and misleading information.

According to the bulletin, Wangchuk remains under the close supervision of a multidisciplinary team of experts from VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital and AIIMS. In view of his ongoing mild to moderate dehydration, persistent laboratory abnormalities and the physiological stress associated with prolonged fasting, sustained medical supervision and continuous clinical monitoring remain essential for his recovery and for the timely identification and management of any potential complications, it said.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Andy Burnham on his new role. He expressed confidence that India-UK ties will deepen across key sectors. The two nations share democratic values and cooperate widely in many areas. With CETA entering into force, the partnership is poised for growth. Modi looks forward to working closely to strengthen the comprehensive strategic partnership.

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The Supreme Court has taken over the Ayodhya Ram Mandir fund embezzlement investigation. Local police have been removed from the probe, which will now be led by a senior IPS officer. The Shri Ram Teerth Kshetra Trust must preserve all donation receipts and accounts for scrutiny. The court cautioned against politicizing the ongoing investigation into alleged fund pilferage. Eight individuals have already been arrested as the probe progresses impartially.

A protest by the Cockroach Janta Party demanding a minister's resignation turned chaotic. Protesters clashed with police, resulting in numerous injuries on both sides. Police reported detentions and filed charges related to rioting and assault on public servants. The BJP blamed Left-affiliated student groups for instigating the organized violence. Investigations are underway to establish criminal responsibility for the disturbances.

Heavy rainfall inundated Srinagar's Lal Chowk and other city areas on Monday morning. Netizens criticized the government over the drainage system's alleged failure. Officials cited overwhelming rainfall, while critics questioned the Smart City infrastructure project. The Omar Abdullah cabinet previously raised concerns and ordered an external audit. Widespread rain continues across Kashmir, with risks of landslides and flash floods.

National Conference held a protest in Delhi seeking statehood restoration. Other parties criticized the party president and chief minister for their absence. BJP stated the government should have been present to manage flood relief efforts. PDP suggested learning from activist Sonam Wangchuk's mobilization efforts. CPM legislator Tarigami expressed full support for the protest's objective.

The Supreme Court has taken exception to low compensation for retired High Court judges. It asked the Union government to form a committee for uniform guidelines. This committee will consider basic minimum security and services for retired judges. The panel will study issues faced by retired judges and submit recommendations. The goal is to ensure retired judges lead a dignified post-retirement life.

Prime Minister Modi urged opposition parties to use logic and facts in Parliament. He highlighted India's youth aspirations and recent national achievements. The successful launch of a private space rocket showcased young Indian capabilities. Recent inaugurations and a hydrogen train launch also marked progress. India maintained growth despite global energy supply disruptions.

Urea prices fell significantly in June, offering government relief after earlier increases. International urea prices were $572 per tonne, down from May's figures. Other fertilizer prices like diammonium phosphate and potash remained higher than last year. Sulphur prices saw the largest increase, rising 265 percent year-on-year. Domestic urea production exceeded targets, providing comfort for the current season.

Opposition leaders criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his government's actions. They condemned the crackdown on young protesters marching towards Parliament. Rahul Gandhi called Modi the most anti-youth Prime Minister India has seen. Leaders stated that students are not criminals and their demands are legitimate. The protests highlight widespread discontent regarding examination irregularities and education system issues.

The BJP has blamed Left-affiliated student groups for protests and violence. Organised groups were also accused of instigating and mobilising crowds. Similar allegations were made regarding the Delhi riots and ongoing legal proceedings. The party stated that the violence did not appear spontaneous and was orchestrated. Investigations will establish criminal responsibility for the real conspirators.

The first day of Parliament's monsoon session was disrupted by opposition protests. Opposition parties raised concerns over various issues, including temple donations and exam leaks. Frequent adjournments led to the cancellation of proceedings in both houses. A bill to increase the number of Supreme Court judges was introduced in Lok Sabha. The changed seating arrangement for rebel TMC MPs also drew attention.

Torrential rain caused flash floods and landslides, killing twenty-eight people across Jammu division. Poonch reported twenty-three deaths, including several children, after a house collapse. Rescuers dug four bodies from rubble left by raging streams and collapsing hillsides. Amarnath Yatra and pilgrimages to Vaishno Devi shrine remained suspended for a second day. The India Meteorological Department issued a red alert warning of extremely heavy rain.