Lok Sabha to take up Bankers' Books Evidence Bill, Taxation Amendment Bill today
The Lok Sabha will consider two key financial bills on Wednesday. These include the Bankers' Books Evidence Bill and the Taxation and Other Laws Amendment Bill. An adjournment motion seeks a new anti-defection law to curb mass political defections. Another adjournment motion calls for a discussion on police action during a student protest. This motion demands a statement from the Union Home Minister on the incident.
EC removes 17 unrecognised parties from list of registered political parties in Uttarakhand
The Election Commission has removed seventeen unrecognised political parties from Uttarakhand's registered list. These parties did not contest elections after 2019 and had untraceable office addresses. Six other parties were previously removed by the poll body for similar reasons. This action impacts several parties registered in districts like Haridwar and Dehradun. The removal follows a physical verification process conducted by election officials.
Day 12 of Jharkhand students' protest: Hemant Soren says govt taking exam row 'very seriously'
In response to mounting allegations of irregularities in recruitment exams, Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren reassured students of a fair resolution under the law. He emphasized that investigations into reported paper leaks are already in progress by government agencies. Meanwhile, students persist in their protests, calling for exam cancellations and significant reforms. A final decision from the government will follow the completion of these investigations.
Govt dismisses reports of fuel quality issues, says checks on
'Contamination' in fuel, says SIAM, later retracts
Crew rescued after India-flagged ship hit by projectile sinks
Child rights body takes up with Meta issue of CSAM ads on Instagram
The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights has taken action against Meta, prompted by allegations regarding advertisements associated with child exploitation materials on its platforms. Seeking accountability, the commission requested clarification from Meta about these grave concerns. After assessing the company's response, a formal investigation is now underway. This decision aligns with growing attention on child safety practices across digital platforms.
WA tests optional age verification pilot, says user privacy will be protected
To comply with the upcoming Digital Personal Data Protection Act, WhatsApp is piloting new privacy-focused age verification methods for Indian users. This initiative is completely voluntary, allowing users to choose their participation. With the new law's emphasis on stricter regulations for children's personal data, WhatsApp is taking care to safeguard user privacy during this important verification process.
Government to grill Meta brass on child abuse, AI content
In an important meeting scheduled for this week, government officials will confront Meta executives regarding pressing issues. The discussions will center around the presence of child sexual abuse material, the rise of AI-created content, and the measures in place for takedowns involving notable personalities. Compliance with local laws and the efficiency of Meta's content moderation efforts, particularly in monitoring synthetic content, are also poised to be key topics of concern.
Government may allow fees on UPI payment above Rs 2k
The government may allow a small charge on UPI payments exceeding two thousand rupees. This levy would apply to transactions made to businesses and not individuals. Official estimates suggest this change will impact only five percent of all UPI transactions. Most daily purchases like groceries and taxi fares will remain unaffected by this potential fee. Industry experts anticipate a possible ceiling on the absolute amount charged for these transactions.
Over 30 operatives killed by 'Indian agents' since 2020: LeT commander
Rizwan Hanif, a commander affiliated with Lashkar-e-Taiba, has alleged that Indian agents have systematically killed more than thirty individuals in different Pakistani locations since 2020. He characterized these murders as acts of religious persecution and rejected the authority of foreign entities. This statement comes amid heightened rhetoric from Pakistan's military, and experts suggest it serves as a strategic narrative amidst rising tensions.
Computer-based NEET? Govt tells SC decision after Nilekani report
The government informed the Supreme Court about considering NEET's shift to computer-based testing. This decision awaits the Nandan Nilekani task force's report on public examination systems. Measures are being taken to make the exam more secure and prevent unfair means. The National Testing Agency has already moved seven major exams to computer-based formats. NEET (UG) currently remains the only major pen-and-paper examination conducted by the NTA.
'100% pure'? Stop misleading products' sale, FSSAI tells Dabur
Dabur India has been instructed by the FSSAI to halt the sale of items claiming to be '100% pure.' This decision stems from a violation of food regulations deemed misleading to consumers. The FSSAI identified unauthorized organic claims on various products. Despite Dabur's assertion that its labels meet regulatory standards, the company will eliminate '100%' references from its marketing efforts.
Census phase 2 likely to accept half-filled forms
Census authorities are considering allowing partially filled online forms for self-enumeration. This change aims to ease the process for respondents and enumerators alike. Previously, blank fields prevented form submission, discouraging self-enumeration. The population enumeration exercise is scheduled nationwide for February 2027. Select snow-bound regions will conduct enumeration earlier, from September 1 to 30.
274 fugitives brought back from 36 nations since 2019
Government brought back 274 fugitives from 36 countries since 2019. Assets worth over Rs 17,874 crore were attached during this period. This contrasts with the UPA government's record of fewer extraditions annually. Legal frameworks were updated, and diplomatic efforts intensified for fugitive recovery. This approach reflects a coordinated whole of government strategy for justice.
BJP attacks Cong 'double standards' on students stirs
The BJP has called out the Congress party for its hypocritical stance on examination irregularities. They pointed to the Congress's lack of response to student protests in both Jharkhand and Karnataka. Additionally, the BJP criticized Priyank Kharge for his defense of police action against demonstrators, claiming that the opposition is purposefully causing disruption in Parliament over these issues. The BJP argues that this selective outrage stems from political motivations.
Rajya Sabha clears birth, death regn bill without any discussion
Oppn Protests Continue To Disrupt House
US Congressman warns FCRA Bill could affect India-US ties
56% of vehicles not insured, SC says challan them
Court Also Suggests Such Vehicles Be Denied Fuel
Parliament Watch: Centre collects 32 lakh crore in cesses as India Inc steps up global expansion
The Centre collected over thirty-two lakh crore rupees from cesses and surcharges. Indian companies are increasing overseas investments to acquire assets and new markets. The National Cooperative Organics Ltd has expanded its certified organic products business. Directorate of Enforcement is investigating thirty-two bank fraud cases actively. Fifty-four accused individuals are currently absconding outside the country.
India has achieved a remarkable milestone in clean energy, generating over one thousand billion units from nuclear power. This achievement helps avoid more than 860 million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions. The government aims to increase nuclear power capacity to 100 GW by 2047, with an intermediate target of 22 GW by 2031-32. This expansion will involve multiple stakeholders and the introduction of new legislation.
MPs feel left out of foundation stone laying, parliamentary panel steps in
A parliamentary panel has called attention to the frequent exclusion of MPs from events related to rural road schemes. To rectify this, the committee has urged the introduction of mandatory invitations for MPs to ceremonies. Additionally, it proposed uploading high-quality photos showcasing MP involvement online. A quarterly system will be implemented to monitor adherence to these protocols, ensuring that the established parliamentary etiquette is upheld for PMGSY projects.
Rajya Sabha passes Registration of Births and Deaths Amendment Bill 2026
The Rajya Sabha has passed the Registration of Births and Deaths (Amendment) Bill, 2026, after the Lok Sabha cleared it on July 31. The legislation was introduced by Union minister of state for home affairs Nityanand Rai.
Vaishno Devi fake silver row: Court seeks detailed probe report, orders evidence preservation
The Jammu Chief Judicial Magistrate has taken decisive action by ordering the preservation of evidence in a troubling case of fake silver offerings amounting to Rs 550 crore. In response to a petition seeking to secure all relevant physical and electronic evidence, the court acknowledged allegations of adulteration and pilferage concerning around twenty tonnes of silver.
No debate, 3 minutes: Lok Sabha passes Appropriation Bill amid protests
Amid relentless protests from the opposition, the Lok Sabha approved the Appropriation Bill with remarkable speed. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, having introduced the bill, saw it passed almost instantly. Prior to this, she had also put forth the Taxation and Other Laws Amendment Bill, as opposition members continued their demonstrations and catchy slogans during the proceedings.
NC, PDP announce protest plans; BJP to celebrate Article 370 abrogation
Kashmir's political landscape will witness separate protests from the NC and PDP this Wednesday, marking seven years since Article 370 was abrogated. The NC is pushing for the restoration of its statehood, whereas the PDP demands the reinstatement of Article 370. Meanwhile, BJP's celebratory events, including a Tiranga rally from Lal Chowk, suggest a contrasting narrative on the changes in Jammu and Kashmir's sentiments following the abrogation.
NCPI rift deepens as 3 MPs skip NDA meeting for second time
In a significant show of dissent, three NCPI MPs opted out of an important NDA parliamentary meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Representing Muslim-heavy constituencies in West Bengal, these MPs have now missed two such gatherings. They have made it clear they are not aligning with either the NDA or the BJP, leading to questions from constituents about their affiliations.
'Vulgar' remarks at rally: Udhayanidhi Stalin held, quizzed, granted station bail
Udhayanidhi Stalin was arrested from his Chennai residence following a case registration. He was taken to Thanjavur where a first information report was filed. The Madras High Court directed Stalin to cooperate with the police investigation. After questioning, he was released on station bail by authorities. DMK cadres and others protested against the arrest and the case.
A day after Bankipur shock and Datia setback PM meets former CMs of Bihar, Madhya Pradesh
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Nitish Kumar and Shivraj Singh Chouhan. These meetings followed recent Bharatiya Janata Party electoral losses in bypolls. The JDU chief's visit to Parliament House was termed a courtesy call. Discussions reportedly covered Bihar's development and the political situation. The Datia assembly seat retention by Congress also highlighted BJP's challenges.
CPI (ML) L whose students wing was at forefront of Gen Z protests wants voting age lowered to 16
Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan visits injured Air India flight passengers, assures assistance
BJP can repeat Kashmir like reconstitutionin India: Farooq
National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Tuesday said the reconstitution of Jammu and Kashmir into Union territories in 2019 had wider implications and that the BJP would repeat such moves in other states if it stayed in power. Abdullah made the remarks at the launch of MDMK leader Vaikos book Vaiko in Parliament, with Leader 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 Indian Express piece turns a simple act of offering refuge into an attack on Hindus, revealing how the mainstream media houses have been reframing Islamist violence as Hindu majoritarianism to protect its favored political narrative.
Former Deputy CM Udhayanidhi Stalin, released by police, refuted allegations of a double-meaning remark, stating his comments were single meaning and focused on demanding Cauvery water for Tamil Nadu farmers. He accused the Chief Minister of a diversionary tactic and dismissed the cases as false, criticizing his treatment by the government.
Child protection panel launches inquiry into Meta over alleged child sexual abuse material ads
The NCPCR has initiated a formal investigation following alarming claims from a BBC report which suggested that advertisements on Metas platforms like Instagram were linked to the promotion of child abuse material. In response, the child rights organization has demanded clarity from Meta Platforms Inc. Furthermore, the NHRC has instructed the Delhi Police to look into these troubling assertions, as both entities scrutinize Meta's adherence to child protection regulations.
Prashant Kishor criticized Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, linking him to past RJD rule. Kishor claimed people see Choudhary as an attempt to revive 'jungle raj' in Bihar. He celebrated his party's victory in the Bankipur by-poll, which was a BJP stronghold. Kishor stated that no party can claim a constituency as its permanent citadel.
BRS leaders allege mall being built on govt land, booked
Hyderabad: Eight Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leaders were booked by Karkhana Police on Tuesday, August 4, after they approached the Revenue Divisional Officer demanding protection of the 8-acre government land in Survey No. 157/1 in Secunderabad Cantonment. The leaders include BRS Spokesperson Manne Krishank, Gajjela Nagesh, Nivedita, TN Srinivas, Jakkula Maheshwar Reddy, Nalini Kiran, Pandu 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 .
Will give fitting reply at appropriate time: Sunetra Pawar on Congress gungi gudiya jibe
Country going through strange times:Rahul Gandhi takes a Jibe at PM over his video on forgiving
Defence panel reviews Sainik Schools; Rahul Gandhi queries private involvement
A parliamentary committee reviewed Sainik Schools and private sector involvement. Rahul Gandhi questioned the rationale behind private institutions running these schools. The government had previously approved establishing 100 new Sainik Schools. This initiative aimed for a public-private partnership model across states. The committee's meeting covered Sainik Schools, RIMC, and Rashtriya Military Schools.
Cockroach Janata Party to launch Assam-wide student consultation before next political campaign
In Assam, the Cockroach Janata Party aims to consult students at a statewide level for their forthcoming campaign. Party coordinator Sahil highlighted their commitment to listening to the concerns and recommendations of students, which will inform the partys strategic planning. While actively participating in flood relief activities, supporters experienced some traffic issues. The party champions the need for a responsible education framework and urges public engagement on democratic issues.
'Dictatorial policies' of the government, Farooq Abdullah calls for united fight against govt
'Good precedent': Kangana Ranaut backs police action against Udhayanidhi Stalin for crass remark
Targeting Hindu beliefs to spread discontent against the majority population has been a core part of Nivedita strategic rhetoric.
Farmers back ethanol in meeting with agriculture minister, say it will boost income, secure energy
Karnataka eyes full compliance with Cauvery release order by Friday
Karnataka will fully comply with the Cauvery Water Management Authority's directive by August 7. Improved rainfall has increased inflows into the Cauvery basin reservoirs significantly. The state had initially opposed the water release due to hydrological distress. Recent rains have enabled increased water releases to Tamil Nadu. The Chief Minister cautioned that drought threats have not fully receded.
'Sleep on Platforms, Deliver for Swiggy to Afford Fees': Why Jharkhand Is Angry
A Jharkhand youth narrates the years of struggles over examinations that have converged into anger on the streets.
SC calls to 'dismantle' mens clubs in Bar Councils, orders co-option of 2 women members
Maharashtra Congress draws flak for calling NCP Dy CM gungi gudiya
A political storm broke out in Maharashtra after the Congress on Tuesday branded Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Pawar a gungi gudiya (mute doll), drawing a sharp and vocal rebuttal from her party NCP and other constituents of the ruling alliance. Angered over the characterization of its president, who entered active politics just 6 months ago 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 .
From Hype To Help: How AI Is Solving India's Real Problems
India is harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to address its various developmental challenges effectively. In educational settings, AI supports teachers in remote areas, while in agriculture, it assists farmers facing changing climate conditions. The healthcare system is being transformed through AI-driven diagnostics, and access to government services is increasing. Furthermore, AI contributes to strengthening climate resilience and streamlining agricultural loan assessments, prompting significant investments in the necessary infrastructure.
A Pakistani drone was spotted over Kathua's Hiranagar sector, prompting a security search. Security forces also conducted a large anti-terror operation in Poonch district. An unexploded mortar shell was recovered from a house in Kathua. These events occur amid heightened tensions along the India-Pakistan border. India stated it will safeguard its national interests as needed.
Delhi SIR dates extended: BLO visits till August 17, final rolls on October 27
'RSS involvement in Sainik Schools increasing', says Rahul Gandhi; Parl panel chief demands evidence
Rahul Gandhi alleged increasing RSS involvement in Sainik Schools during a committee meeting. He referred to a media report while making his claim to the panel. The committee chair asked Rahul Gandhi to provide supporting documents for his allegations. Other BJP members also questioned the basis of his statements. Gandhi has previously accused the RSS of capturing public institutions.
Scindias, Hindutva, Social Justice: Why Datia Bypoll Result is More Than 1 Seat
Datia has historically been a seat of contestation between Hindutva and social justice-based politicis.
Parliament passes Bill to make delayed registration more stringent
Staff Reporter / New Delhi The Parliament has passed the Registration of Births and Deaths (Amendment) Bill, 2026, with Rajya Sabha approving it today. Lok Sabha has already passed the Bill. Minister of State for Home Nityanand Rai moved the bill, which aims to amend the Registration of Births and Deaths Act, 1969. The new []
Maharashtra Congress stood by its controversial 'gungi gudiya' comment directed at Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Pawar, asserting that public figures should handle political critiques with grace. The remark emerged after a video showed Dhananjay Munde defending Pawar from probing questions, which led to protests by NCP supporters at the Congress office. Despite the backlash, Congress leaders vowed to persist in addressing pertinent issues without fear.
'Madrassa pass-outs develop terrorist-like mindset': UP deputy CM Keshav Maurya
Speaking to reporters at Vidhan Bhavan, Maurya alleged that madrassa students do not express patriotic slogans and linked their education to extremism. Anyone who receives a madrassa education does not chant 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai' nor sing 'Vande Mataram', and develops a terrorist-like mindset, he was quoted as saying by news agency PTI. The remarks were strongly criticised by senior Samajwadi Party leader Shivpal Yadav.
BRICS Anti-Corruption Meeting: DoPT Secy calls for BRICS cooperation to address fugitive offenders
She welcomed the progress made on the BRICS Repository on Informal Cooperation for Tracing Fugitive Offenders Sought for Corruption and Supporting Extradition
Stalin slams TVK govt over Udhayanidhi's arrest, warns 'arrogance leads to destruction'
DMK President M.K. Stalin condemned the TVK government's alleged arrogance and high-handedness. He demanded the immediate release of all detained DMK cadres across the state. Udhayanidhi Stalin's arrest followed his remarks during a Cauvery water dispute protest. The Madras High Court ordered Udhayanidhi Stalin's immediate release, which Stalin hailed. Stalin accused the Chief Minister of focusing on arrests instead of electoral promises.
'So-called election in Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir completely farce', says MEA spokesperson
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi targets Modi govt, RSS over history, backs protesting students
Rahul Gandhi criticized the Modi government and the RSS on Tuesday. He stated India would not allow its history to be trampled upon. Gandhi also addressed concerns of protesting students regarding examination irregularities. He demanded an apology from Prime Minister Modi for the government's actions. The Congress leader highlighted issues within India's education system.
India stated it will protect national interests after Pakistan deployed Chinese artillery guns. Pakistan has reportedly deployed around 250 Chinese-made SH-15 artillery systems. India criticized Pakistan's recent elections in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir as a farce. The spokesperson noted civilian deaths during a crackdown in the region. Both nations continue to modernize their respective artillery capabilities.
Mamata Banerjee accused the BJP of insulting Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and intimidating opponents. She alleged that protesters faced torture and threats to their families. Thousands of TMC workers have been jailed, and the state is a mega prison. TMC leaders face threats to join the BJP or face imprisonment. Banerjee's remarks follow electoral setbacks and ongoing examination-related protests.
Bengaluru to lead Indias deep-tech revolution, says D K Shivakumar
He urged global capability centres to focus on innovation and patents, saying deep-tech will drive Bengalurus next phase of growth
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren addressed recruitment row concerns seriously. Protesting job aspirants demand an independent probe into examination irregularities. The state CID investigation is gathering pace with several arrests made. Former CM Raghubar Das urged dialogue and a CBI inquiry for justice. The indefinite sit-in continues, with protesters vowing to escalate their agitation.
'Sadhu-saint not involved': CM Yogi on Ram Mandir donation theft case
Addressing reporters, CM Yogi said said the initial SIT report had not found any involvement of religious figures in the alleged theft of offerings made at the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple. No involvement of any sadhu-saint was found in the SIT's initial report in the case related to the alleged embezzlement of offerings (chadhava) at the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple, he said.
Who are the Bandi Singhs, whose release from jail has become Punjabs political Achilles heel
SGPC, SAD, AAP, BJP, Congress and Panthic groups have adopted competing positions, using remission demands, Sikh sentiment, security concerns and protest politics to strengthen their influence across Punjabs increasingly fragmented political landscape ahead of elections.
Netizens flagged faulty rumble strips on NH-25, NHAI denies claims, gets factchecked online
In response to the social media outrage, the NHAI published an X post on 3rd August 2026 and claimed that the viral visuals of the rumble strips on NH-25 in Rajasthan do not depict the actual condition. It shared a comparison picture, captioned: As shown on social media vs actual image of the section.
Arrested Jaish suspect surveyed area near CM Suvendu Adhikari's residence: Official
'Many friends yet to return': Patna students restart protest over NEET stir crackdown
The demonstrators demanded immediate release of all students still in jail and the withdrawal of criminal cases registered against those arrested during the statewide agitation. We want a verified list of those who have been released from jail and those who are still behind bars after being arrested during the protests, one of the protesters said. A student activist from Siwan also alleged excessive use of force during earlier protests.
Cant turn Bankipur into Bengaluru; Prashant Kishor targets CM Samrat as he decodes BJPs Bihar defeat
Taslima Nasreen backs UCC, says women would not get equal rights if religious laws exist
Exiled Bangladeshi writer and activist Taslima Nasreen on Tuesday reiterated her stance on the implementation of the Uniform Civil Code (UCC), arguing that laws should be based on equal rights rather than religion, while also calling for the lifting of the ban on Sheikh Hasina's Awami League party in Bangladesh.
AAP's agitation against E20 fuel to continue, people must join protest: Arvind Kejriwal
Arvind Kejriwal vows AAP's campaign against E20 fuel will continue. The party will oppose E20 fuel implementation in states with legislators. Delhi Police stopped a march towards the Prime Minister's residence. AAP MP Sanjay Singh raised the issue in Parliament. Kejriwal urged the Prime Minister to stop ethanol imports from the United States.
Rohit Pawar alleges BJP running parallel voter check during SIR; ruling party counters claim
NCP (SP) MLA Rohit Pawar alleged BJP is conducting a parallel voter verification exercise. He urged the Election Commission to investigate this alleged parallel system. Pawar claimed BJP BLAs are classifying voters as Ours, Suspicious, or Opponent. State BJP chief spokesperson Navnath Ban countered Pawar's claims, stating BJP follows EC rules. Ban advised Pawar to study the process or meet Election Commission officials.
Madras HC orders Udhayanidhi Stalin's release after arrest over 'double meaning' remark
Congress targets Sunetra Pawar with 'gungi gudiya' barb; NCP hits back
A political row erupted in Maharashtra after the Congress party insulted Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Pawar. The opposition party labeled her a 'mute doll' in a social media post. This remark drew sharp criticism from the NCP, questioning the Congress's stance. Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde condemned the statement as an insult to women.
Kejriwals Political Calculation: A Strategic Mistake?
One mistake politicians repeatedly make is believing that every public movement can eventually be converted into political capital. We think AAP is making that very mistake today. If AAP believes that aligning itself with CJP will help revive its political fortunes, it is reading the mood of the country completely... The post Kejriwals Political Calculation: A Strategic Mistake? appeared first on HW News English .
Kerala unveils AI-led governance overhaul to streamline administration, speed up public services
in addition, Kerala is introducing a technology-enabled litigation management framework aimed at identifying legal provisions that generate repetitive government litigation and reducing avoidable court cases
Meerut Police stated that the video going viral on social media with the claim that Kanwariyas assaulted police personnel and tore their uniforms is completely false
Uttar Pradesh tabled its first supplementary Budget for 2026-27, seeking additional expenditure of over Rs 59,000 crore. Proceedings were disrupted by Samajwadi Party members protesting alleged theft at the Ram temple. The largest allocations are proposed for heavy industries, rural development, and the energy sector. Finance Minister Suresh Kumar Khanna presented the supplementary demands for grants during the Monsoon Session.
Sudden drop in altitude: Flyers injured as Air India's Phuket-Delhi flight encounters turbulence
Manufacture of a Usable Past: NCERT & Hindutva Rewriting of Indian History
Education has become a live political fault line in India right now.
Bihar: PUCL Alleges Illegal Detention, Handcuffing, Harassment of Members
Organisation alleges its members are being targeted for raising voice against denial of due process to detained student protestors.
HC to FDA: Why was license suspended despite 100% compliance? Who will pay for losses?
Udhayanidhi Stalin's arrest over his remarks against actor Trisha has reignited scrutiny of the DMK leader's long record of inflammatory statements, including his infamous 2023 call for the eradication of Sanatana Dharma.
Karnataka's Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has delivered a clear message to discontented Congress MLAs. He emphasized that anyone wishing to resign will see their resignation swiftly accepted. The Chief Minister called on disheartened legislators to exercise patience and prioritize party unity. Additionally, he announced plans for a restructuring of government bodies, a response to the recent cabinet expansion that left many aspirants feeling overlooked.
Arvind Kejriwal's march to PM's residence over E20 blocked by Delhi police
Aam Aadmi Party leaders protested on Firoz Shah Road after police stopped their march. They intended to submit over 2.3 lakh petitions opposing E20 petrol. Arvind Kejriwal alleged the Centre promoted ethanol blending under US pressure. The party leaders sat on a protest after being prevented from reaching the PM's residence. Delhi Police halted the march before it could reach the Prime Minister's home.
