TN govt to launch safety mechanism for factories, says Minister Keerthana
The minister's statement came against the backdrop of an ammonia gas leak that occurred on June 21, 2026, at a private seafood exports plant in Tiruvallur
'Rot in India's education system deep; Pradhan's resignation only beginning': Congress
India's education system, according to the Congress party, is riddled with deep-rooted challenges. They assert that the resignation of the education minister is only the first crucial move. Recently, a controversy surrounding engineering entrance exams in Maharashtra has emerged, prompting the party to examine the inconsistencies between exam scores and board grades, urging a necessary evaluation of educational ethics.
BJP protests outside AAP office over alleged Punjab paper leak
Bharatiya Janata Party workers protested outside the Aam Aadmi Party office in Delhi. They demanded accountability for alleged paper leaks in Punjab's recruitment exams. BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj criticized the AAP's perceived double standards on exam irregularities. Harsh Malhotra warned of escalating protests if the Punjab Education Minister does not resign. The BJP highlighted previous paper leaks and the government's inaction.
From Criticising The Government To Defending It: The Reality Of Party Hopping
As Parliament begins another session, many of the faces defending the government today are the very same people who, just a few months ago, were among its loudest critics. How does someone stand up one day and passionately argue that a government has failed the country, only to stand in... The post From Criticising The Government To Defending It: The Reality Of Party Hopping appeared first on HW News English .
TASMAC liquor scam: DVAC probe sparks retail sales privatisation buzz in Tamil Nadu
A source in the ruling Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) indicated that the government could give up its monopoly in the retail sales of liquor and allow private players keeping a strict hold on them through policy changes.
LIVE: Opposition walks out of RS during debate on anti-paper leak bill
New Delhi: Rajya Sabha on Thursday, July 30, is set to discuss the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, a day after the bill was passed in the Lok Sabha after an intense debate between the Treasury and Opposition benches. Live Updates: 12: 33 pm: Rajya Sabha takes up question hour. 12:20 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 .
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk praised Indian Railways for its services. He urged the government to honor commitments made to student protesters. The recent NEET-UG paper leak debate was welcomed by the activist. Wangchuk also highlighted the success of peaceful non-violent resistance. The student-led agitation concluded after the government accepted key demands.
Plea on use of pellet gun: SC asks Centre to preserve ammunition log of RAF used in NEET protests
The PIL, filed under Article 32 of the Constitution, has been jointly instituted by Azad along with two individuals who claim they sustained pellet injuries during the Sansad Chalo protest in central Delhi on July 20
Rahul bats for SC-monitored high powered committee to probe 'brutalities' against students
Rahul Gandhi demanded a Supreme Court-monitored committee to investigate alleged brutalities against students. He shared a video clip showing police lathi-charging demonstrators during a protest march. Gandhi also called for the Union Home Minister's dismissal over the alleged attack. The Bharatiya Janata Party accused Gandhi of spreading falsehoods and demanded an apology. Many of Gandhi's remarks in Lok Sabha were expunged by the Speaker.
Ethanol blending rolled out through phased, scientific process: Gadkari to Lok Sabha
Police empowered to use pellet guns in exceptional situations: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court observed that when in extreme violent situations police are permitted to use bullets if violence does not get controlled by lathicharge and tear gas, how can they be barred from using pellet guns if a protest, which has turned violent after being hijacked by miscreants for ulterior purposes.
TASMAC scam case: Madras High Court refuses anticipatory bail to Senthilbalaji
Bihar bypoll: Around 4.6% voter turnout recorded till 9 am in Bankipur assembly seat
Bankipur assembly bypoll saw low voter turnout in the initial hours. Prashant Kishor, a former strategist, is making his electoral debut here. The BJP has held this seat continuously since nineteen ninety-five. Senior leaders and ministers cast their votes early in the morning. Kishor alleged supporters were detained, claiming the BJP fears losing.
'Students deserve justice': Rahul Gandhi shares video claiming police brutality during NEET protest
IMD update: Heavy rain expected in Arunachal, Nagaland as Assam flood situation remains grim
The Assam State Disaster Management Authoritys daily flood bulletin issued on Wednesday night said three deaths were reported in the last 24 hours. With these, the toll in this year's flood has reached 78.
Punjab paper leak row: BJP's Kewal Singh Dhillon demands resignation of Health, Education Ministers
Punjab BJP President Kewal Singh Dhillon has alleged that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government has failed to address the alleged paper leak issue in the state and demanded the immediate resignation of the Health Minister and the Education Minister.
'Even Mughals called Shivaji a chuha': Uddhav likens Gen Z to Maratha warrior
Bankipur bypoll: Prashant Kishor accuses Bihar Police of detaining supporters at BJP's behest
Prashant Kishor alleged Bihar Police detained his supporters before the Bankipur by-election. He accused the ruling BJP of using police to influence the crucial electoral contest. Kishor claimed over sixteen supporters were taken into custody without formal records. He stated the BJP feared defeat and devised a plan to hold supporters until voting concluded. Kishor vowed to pursue action against police officials after the bypoll.
Parliament to take up SC judges, exam reform bills today
Lok Sabha will consider the Supreme Court (Number of Judges) Amendment Bill. Rajya Sabha is set to discuss the Public Examinations and MSME Development Amendment Bills. These legislative actions follow a day of significant debate in the Lok Sabha. Ministers will lay papers and present reports from parliamentary committees. Parliamentary proceedings are scheduled to commence at 11 am on Thursday.
Voting commenced for by-elections in Bihar's Bankipur and Madhya Pradesh's Datia constituencies. Gujarat's Manjalpur Assembly seat also saw polling begin on Thursday. The counting of votes for all three by-elections is scheduled for August 3. BJP leaders expressed confidence in securing victories in these crucial contests. Opposition parties also voiced optimism about their electoral prospects in the bypolls.
Mamata Banerjee opposes further extension in EC probe involving TMC
Mamata Banerjee urged the Election Commission to conclude an ongoing inquiry. She requested the poll panel to finalize proceedings concerning the Trinamool Congress party. Banerjee stated the party had submitted its comments by the stipulated deadline. She expressed concern over extensions granted to Ritrabrata Banerjee for his reply. The TMC chief emphasized the need for a level playing field and timely resolution.
Indias sports business ecosystem to converge at TOI SFI Expo-2026
India's sports industry will gather at the TOI Sports Fitness and Infrastructure Expo-2026 in New Delhi. This premier business-to-business exhibition aims to foster India's sporting growth and development. Policymakers and industry leaders will discuss future strategies for sports infrastructure and investment. Over 200 exhibitors will showcase diverse products and emerging sports technologies. The event supports India's preparations for major international sporting events.
The Supreme Court has modified its prior order regarding coal block scam cases. Appeals against trial court acquittals or convictions can now go to Delhi High Court. This decision revises a twelve-year-old directive mandating all appeals in the Supreme Court. Senior advocate Kapil Sibal argued that the Supreme Court should not be the first appeal forum. The court agreed to categorize cases for future hearings starting August eighteenth.
Supreme Court bars government from post facto green clearance to projects
The Supreme Court has protected projects worth Rs 20,000 crore from demolition. It permanently prohibited the government from granting post-facto environmental clearances. The court quashed a 2021 office memorandum that kept a window open indefinitely. Prior environmental clearance under the 2006 notification is now mandatory for all projects. The judgment will operate prospectively, validating past clearances granted under earlier rules.
2 years after death, Supreme Court clears former PM Manmohan Singh in Coalgate case
The Supreme Court has cleared former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in a coal block scam case. This decision comes more than eleven years after a Delhi court summoned him as an accused. The court closed the case nearly two years after his demise in November 2024. The apex court quashed the trial court's order taking cognisance of the crime.
Supreme Court curbs powers of SC panel, says it cant pass adjudicatory orders
The Supreme Court has ruled the National Commission for Scheduled Castes is advisory. It cannot pass binding adjudicatory orders in service-related matters. The commission can only send recommendations to the state or central government. It can inquire into complaints and record factual findings. However, it lacks the power to make final orders.
ADGCA-ordered probe cleared Dreamliner fuel switch: Government
A Boeing probe found no abnormality in the B787 fuel control switch locking mechanism. This examination was ordered by the DGCA after a crew reported an issue post-landing. The switches control fuel supply and have faced scrutiny after a past crash incident. Further inspection of the complete thrust control module at the OEM facility is currently underway.
IIT Bombay alumnus Jagdish Aphale named Ram temple trusts first secretary, will oversee transactions
Jagdish Aphale, an IIT Bombay alumnus, has been appointed the Ayodhya Ram temple trust's first secretary. He will also serve as a joint signatory for financial transactions, enhancing accountability. This appointment follows recent resignations and alleged donation theft issues. Aphale previously supervised construction at the temple complex for nearly four years. His integration into the trust's internal processes has been ongoing for two weeks.
Denied seat, student hacks IIT-Kanpur website to show his 'merit'
A BTech applicant hacked IIT Kanpur's website seeking admission consideration. He claimed he was denied a fair chance in the selection process. The IIT director invited the candidate to campus for an assessment. He stressed that hacking was not the correct approach to gain entry. The institute will consider him if genuine talent is demonstrated.
Rahul Gandhi remarks row: BJP hits back, calls Congress MP's claim 'a pack of lies'
The BJP strongly objects if Rahul Gandhi called students an idiot. They welcome the remark if it was self-directed by the Congress leader. BJP leaders accused Rahul Gandhi of spreading falsehoods and misleading the nation. They stated no bullets were fired during the student protests. The party highlighted government dialogue and efforts to strengthen laws against paper leaks.
Government: North-east cartels shifting towards synthetic drugs
Northeast drug syndicates are shifting towards synthetic drugs from Myanmar. They are increasingly using social media and encrypted apps for coordination. Traffickers exploit porous borders and forest routes for cross-border smuggling. Narcotics are concealed in legitimate cargo and passenger vehicles. Moreh-Tamu border remains a key transit point for these drugs.
No district affected by Naxalism anymore: Ministry of home affairs
The number of Left-wing extremism-affected districts has fallen to zero by March 2026. This marks a significant reduction from 126 districts prior to April 2018. Maoist violence has seen a steep decline, with few incidents recorded this year. Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand remain the only states with reported Maoist incidents. However, 37 districts are still classified as legacy and thrust areas.
Karnataka received the most funding from the central government's Electronics Development Fund. The fund's associated venture funds invested over Rs 1,335 crore in 128 companies. Karnataka-based firms secured Rs 854.5 crore, representing nearly two-thirds of total investments. Telangana, Maharashtra, and Delhi also saw significant investments in technology startups. The fund, managed by Canbank Venture Capital Fund, is now in its divestment phase.
Rahul Gandhi accused Home Minister Amit Shah of police excesses against protesters. He demanded Shah's dismissal and a Supreme Court-monitored probe into the actions. Gandhi also blamed the RSS for the education sector's current problems. Government ministers challenged Gandhi to provide proof or issue an apology. The Lok Sabha experienced disruptions over these serious allegations.
Amid opposition walkout, Rajya Sabha gives approval to Vande Mataram bill
The Rajya Sabha passed a bill proposing jail time for disrupting Vande Mataram. Opposition MPs walked out, demanding a statement on police action against protesters. Junior home minister Nityanand Rai piloted the bill, criticizing Congress's stance on the national song. MP Sanjay Singh questioned the RSS's past refusal to hoist the tricolour. AIADMK MPs noted the practice of playing state anthems after national songs.
Ahead of dengue vaccine rollout, all 4 strains found in circulation
India's first dengue virus mapping shows all four serotypes circulating in eight states. This finding could influence the country's upcoming dengue vaccine strategy. Researchers found DENV-2 to be the dominant circulating strain across the nation. Concurrent infections with multiple strains are linked to more severe dengue disease. Continuous molecular surveillance is essential for monitoring virus circulation and guiding policy.
Guard's accidental gunshot kills man visiting bank in city
A customer was killed Tuesday after a security guard's gun discharged accidentally. Manish Kumar, a farmer, was updating his Aadhaar card at the Union Bank branch. The ex-serviceman guard, Vinod Kumar, was loading cartridges when the firearm discharged. The bullet struck Manish in the back, and he was rushed to the hospital. Police have arrested the guard and are investigating the incident further.
No ban on Jagannath movie, artists must enjoy creative liberty, says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court rejected a plea to ban an animated film on Mahaprabhu Jagannath. Justices emphasized artists' creative expression and tolerance for depicting deities. They noted that preventing such depictions would halt many religious television programs. The court stated that the Censor Board's approval meant no judicial interference was needed. It refused to restrict artistic creativity based on the objections of a few.
Lok Sabha passes anti-paper leak bill after row over Rahul Gandhi's remarks
The Lok Sabha passed a bill to make paper leak punishments more stringent. This legislation aims to expedite trials and deter unfair means in public examinations. The bill proposes significant jail terms and hefty fines for individuals involved in paper leaks. Investigations into paper leak cases are to be completed within two months. The government also highlighted an increase in universities and higher education institutions.
Students can change govt, says CJP's Dipke; seeks end to 'harassment' of protesters
Abhijeet Dipke warns the government against harassing students protesting the NEET exam leak. He states that students could change the government if harassment continues. Dipke mentioned police are visiting students' homes and threatening them with arrest. He emphasized that students are the nation's future and not terrorists. The CJP founder urged the government not to underestimate student anger and demands.
Union Minister Jitendra Singh stated no bullets were fired during student protests. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju demanded Rahul Gandhi apologize for his allegations. The Lok Sabha approved amendments to the anti-paper leak law. Singh defended the legislation as a government learning from experiences. Fifty-two FIRs were registered since the original law's enactment.
Rahul Gandhi blames Amit Shah for police action on students; says RSS runs education
Rahul Gandhi accused Home Minister Amit Shah of police actions and running the education system. He alleged that the RSS controls the ministry, which the ruling party protested. The Speaker disallowed unsubstantiated charges made by Gandhi against the Home Minister. Opposition MPs protested after the Leader of the Opposition was not allowed to complete his speech. The debate on education reforms saw significant disruption and demands for an apology.
BJP hits back at Rahul Gandhi, denies Amit Shah ordered action on student Protest
The BJP strongly refuted Rahul Gandhi's claims about the firing on protesting students. BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra stated the SDM makes decisions based on ground situations. Patra accused Gandhi of shifting goalposts and misleading the nation with his statements. He added that the government had already resolved the issue through dialogue with protesters. The BJP demands Rahul Gandhi apologize for his baseless allegations.
Rahul Gandhi asks PM Modi to sack Home Minister Amit Shah, rejects BJP demand for apology
Rahul Gandhi demanded Home Minister Amit Shah's dismissal on Wednesday. He alleged Shah was responsible for police action against protesting students. Gandhi stated the Home Minister either ordered the force or was unaware of events. He called for a Supreme Court-monitored probe into the student brutality. The Congress leader vowed to ensure justice for the beaten students.
Farooq Abdullah Urges PM Modi, Jaishankar to Speak Up on Violence in PoK
Farooq Abdullah asked Prime Minister Modi and Minister Jaishankar to speak on Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. He questioned why they do not discuss the ongoing violence and alleged killings there. Abdullah requested the United Nations Commission on Human Rights to visit the region. He urged them to observe the problems and work towards solutions.
Gorkhaland issue will be resolved through discussions with Centre: Bimal Gurung
Gorkha Janmukti Morcha president Bimal Gurung expressed hope for a Gorkhaland resolution. He believes discussions with the central government will lead to a permanent political solution. Gurung met with West Bengal chief minister Suvendu Adhikari to discuss regional issues. A meeting regarding Gorkhaland Territorial Administration elections is expected soon. This meeting will focus on resolving pending matters and finding a one-time solution.
CPI-M slams Centre over Mekedatu stand, plans Aug 2 protest
The CPI-M's Tamil Nadu unit condemned a Union minister's statement regarding the Mekedatu dam construction. This statement is considered a betrayal of the state's agricultural interests and water rights. The party announced a massive protest across Cauvery Delta districts on August 2. Karnataka's BJP unit also plans a protest in Mandya on July 31. The Mekedatu dam construction poses a significant risk to Tamil Nadu's water share.
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LOK SABHA passes Anti-Paper leak Bill amid Opposition uproar
The Bill proposing tougher penalties to curb exam malpractices Staff Reporter The Lok Sabha today passed the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026 amid uproar by opposition. The Bill seeks to amend the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024. The legislation incorporates several significant provisions, including stringent penalties such as []
MP farmers breach barricades, reach within 1 km of CM Mohan Yadav's residence over moong MSP
Farmers in Bhopal protested over summer moong procurement at minimum support price. They breached police barricades and marched towards the Chief Minister's residence. The state government formed a committee to discuss issues with farmer representatives. Talks between the agriculture minister and farmer leaders concluded without a breakthrough. The protest continued with various demonstrations and roadside activities.
Use of maize & rice for ethanol production sees huge jump
The Rajya Sabha passed the Prevention of Insults to National Honour Bill. Opposition members walked out protesting the Home Minister's absence. They demanded a statement regarding pellet gun use against protesters. The Bill's passage occurred after a brief discussion among NDA members. Minister Nityanand Rai defended the Bill and criticized the Congress party.
Kerala, AIIB discuss long-term partnership for sustainable infrastructure investment
AIIB evinces interest in Mission Samudra, a blue economy initiative integrating fisheries, ports, inland waterways, maritime logistics, coastal development, tourism and skill development
PM owes nation apology: Congress after Supreme Court clears Manmohan Singh in coal 'scam' case
The Supreme Court closed the criminal case against Singh by setting aside a summoning order passed against him. The veteran Congress leader, who passed away on December 27, 2024, now stands formally acquitted in the high-profile criminal case.
CJP protest: Delhi Police refutes claim that woman protester sustained gunshot injury
Delhi Police rejected claims of a gunshot injury sustained by a woman protester. Her medico-legal certificate showed only a simple blunt-force injury near her right ear. The official medical document did not mention any gunshot wound from the incident. Police advised the public to verify information before sharing such claims. The allegations were described as baseless by the Delhi Police department.
Karnataka: CM DK Shivakumar offers copter ride to TN CM Vijay for aerial survey of Cauvery basin
Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar invited his Tamil Nadu counterpart for an aerial survey. This offer follows a directive for Karnataka to release Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu. The Karnataka government will arrange a helicopter for the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister's visit. Both leaders are scheduled to meet in Bengaluru on August 3 to discuss water sharing.
Why India needs a comprehensive critical infra law, ASAP
That old framework may have made sense then. But this government is now defending a 2026 India against drone incursions, coordinated sabotage, and mixed cyber-physical attacks that Parliament in 2008 could not have fully imagined.
Johnson & Johnson baby powder causing cancer? What is behind the $5.5 billion settlement
This resolution allows the company to put this matter behind it, Johnson & Johnson stated as it dismissed the cancer claims.
Amit Shah skips Parliament, hails youth over anti-paper leak bill
Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who was conspicuously absent during the Lok Sabha debate on the anti-paper leak bill, on Wednesday, July 29, congratulated every student in India on its passage. Congratulations to every student on the passage of the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026 in Lok Sabha today, read 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 .
Either he ordered it or is incompetent: Rahul calls for Shahs resignation
New Delhi: Congress leader and Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday, July 29, claimed that Union Home Minister Amit Shah is either culpable in the police brutality against students during NEET protests or incompetent if he claims to be unaware. He called for Shahs resignation, saying there is no ambiguity 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 .
'Amit Shah has to go': Rahul Gandhi targets HM for violence on students during CJP protest
Rahul Gandhi accused Home Minister Amit Shah of police brutality against NEET protesters. He stated he was not allowed to speak in Lok Sabha and refused to apologize. Gandhi claimed students were beaten with pellet guns and lathis with nails. Delhi Police issued a fact check rejecting claims of gunshot injuries. The opposition has repeatedly raised the NEET paper leak issue in Parliament.
SC grants bail to two alleged Indian Mujahideen operatives after 12 years
India Stack goes global: DigiLocker work starts in Kenya, Cuba
'Kuchu-puchu', 'delulu', 'clock it': Decoding the GenZ vocabulary now echoing in Parliament
Times Samman Dehradun 2026: A tribute to brave hearts from Sainya Bhoomi
Vande Mataram Bill 2026 explained: What changes and what punishment it proposes
Bihar transgender welfare board approves proposal to build temple dedicated to PM Modi
The Bihar State Transgender Welfare Board approved constructing a temple for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. A board member stated the prime minister provided the community with respect and rights. This proposal was moved during the board's inaugural meeting after the new act's implementation. The board functions under the Bihar government's Social Welfare Department for community empowerment. This decision reflects the transgender community's institutional representation in the state secretariat.
'No abnormality found in fuel control switch': Government on Air India Boeing 787 crash
Rajya Sabha clears bill criminalising insult to Vande Mataram
New Delhi: The Rajya Sabha on Wednesday, July 29, passed the Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Bill, 2026, which criminalises any insult to the national song Vande Mataram. The House proceedings were subsequently adjourned till 11 am on Thursday, July 30. #MonsoonSessionRajya Sabha passes The Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Bill, 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 .
The Congress party criticized the National Education Policy on its sixth anniversary. They stated the policy's pillars have been shaken and the NTA discredited. The education minister who promoted the policy has now been compelled to resign. The opposition party alleged the policy aimed at saffronising education. They contrasted it with the 1986 NEP, which was debated in Parliament.
Bhojshala row: SC to hear Muslim side's plea over location of alternative namaz site Thursday
The Supreme Court will hear a plea regarding non-compliance with its directions. The Muslim side alleges the state has not provided an alternative prayer site. This site is near the disputed Bhojshala complex in Madhya Pradesh. The court had previously directed the state to provide a separate open space. The matter concerns the allotment of land for Friday prayers.
'Only tear gas used, no shots fired': Centre counters Rahul's charge, demands apology
Union Minister Piyush Goyal condemned Rahul Gandhi's remarks regarding student protests. Goyal stated that no police firing occurred during the student demonstrations. He dismissed Gandhi's allegations as fictitious and a bundle of lies. The minister demanded Gandhi's remarks be expunged and an apology issued. Gandhi had earlier attacked Home Minister Amit Shah during a Lok Sabha debate.
Kerala Cyber Police have registered a case against RSS leader T G Mohandas over his alleged derogatory remarks against students who protested in Delhi over the alleged NEET question paper leak.
E20 petrol row: Arvind Kejriwal alleges 'strong-arm tactics; BJP hits back
Arvind Kejriwal raised concerns over the Centre's alleged pressure on automakers regarding the compatibility of vehicles with E20 petrol. He suggested that vehicles manufactured before 2023 might suffer from damage and performance issues. However, the BJP dismissed these allegations, referencing statements from leading industry figures who confirmed E20 petrols safety following comprehensive testing and validation, thus reinforcing the automotive sector's support for the E20 initiative.
India wasted 11% of solar power during record summer demand this year
India's national grid wasted significant solar power during summer months. This occurred as electricity demand reached record highs due to air conditioning use. The grid failed to absorb over 8 billion kilowatt-hours of solar energy. Curtailments were ordered to ensure reliable and secure grid operations. This situation threatens renewable energy developer earnings and the energy transition.
India wasted 11% of solar power during record summer demand
The grid failed to absorb more than 8 billion kilowatt-hours of solar from April to June
Criminal jurisprudence treats an offence as a wrong against the entire society and not just against an individual.
'Idiot', 'andhbhakt' and more: Top quotes from Rahul Gandhi's speech in Parliament
One Nation One Election panel gets Winter Session extension to submit report
A parliamentary committee received an extended deadline for its report. The Lok Sabha approved the extension until the Winter Session's final week. This committee scrutinizes the proposed constitutional amendment for simultaneous elections. Consultations are ongoing nationwide regarding the framework's potential rollout. The government is pushing for this significant electoral reform by 2029.
Rahul Gandhi's 'idiot, andhbhakt' jibe creates ruckus in Lok Sabha during NEET debate
Rahul Gandhi attacked the BJP during the Lok Sabha debate on the NEET-UG paper leak. He categorized citizens into students, idiots, and andhbhakts during his speech. Union Minister Kiren Rijiju criticized Gandhi's language as undemocratic and abusive. Former Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned amid widespread protests over the exam. Opposition parties continue to target the government regarding the examination system controversy.
In a recent statement, Arvind Kejriwal highlighted the apprehensions of auto manufacturers regarding the Centre's E20 fuel initiative. He asserts that these manufacturers, fearing backlash due to compensation demands, have confided that E20 could damage older cars. Kejriwal challenges the Centre's endorsement of E20, emphasizing that ethanol is not just pricier, but it also yields inferior mileage compared to traditional petrol.
Kerala unveils three new investment promotion initiatives under 100-day programme
The government is also taking steps to establish a Board and a Council for investment promotion, while giving the highest priority to Ease of Doing Business reforms
The BJP has assured all Cauvery basin states of strict adherence to the law. The party stands by the Union government's responsible position on the Mekedatu project. No project adversely affecting water sharing will be permitted by the CWMA. The Central government remains committed to equitable implementation of the Cauvery Award.
LIVE: Very proud of what students did on the streets, says Rahul
New Delhi: On the eighth day of the Parliament Monsoon Session, the Lok Sabha witnessed disruptions yet again after Opposition MPs began raising slogans in the House when proceedings resumed at 12 pm on Wednesday, July 29. Opposition MPs earlier questioned the absence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, subsequently filing 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 .
Kerala launches SAMPATH, PlanSpace 2.0 to strengthen governance and asset management
New digital platforms will help monitor government assets, infrastructure projects and public spending while improving accountability across departments
Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Wednesday took a jibe at Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, urging him to dedicate at least five minutes of his speech to the actual merits and details of the anti-paper leak bill.
Delhi Police serves notice to X over 'derogatory' posts targeting constitutional heads
Delhi Police has requested X to remove content deemed defamatory towards constitutional authorities. The platform must also provide user details and preserve all related data. This action follows similar directives for posts targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The police social media monitoring team continuously scans for objectionable online material. These developments occur amid heightened political tensions following recent student protests.
The Karnataka High Court also observed that the timing of the complaint filing against the petitioner indicated thatthe Bengaluru Police registered what seemed to be a counter-case after Dr Nagendra informed the authorities about Bangladeshi illegal immigrants.
Assam flood: Toll at 75 with 7 more deaths, 3.32 lakh remain affected
The seven districts of Sivasagar, Charaideo, Golaghat, Jorhat, Nagaon, Sonitpur and Kamrup Metropolitan are still reeling under the deluge, affecting 21 revenue circles and 622 villages
