Parliament Watch: FM on rupee, `16.1 lakh cr fuel taxes, India-US trade talks and more
Rupee depreciation is influenced by rising crude oil prices and reduced capital account support. India monitors US trade policy changes and remains engaged with Washington after a recent trade deal. Single-brand retail FDI has seen a slump, while multi-brand retail FDI experienced an increase. The textile PLI scheme has attracted significant investment and generated numerous jobs. Fuel taxes have fetched the government substantial revenue over the past five years.
Arunachal SIR draft roll sees 19% deletion, Chandigarh 12%
Draft electoral rolls for Arunachal Pradesh and Chandigarh were published Tuesday. Arunachal Pradesh saw 19% of its electors removed from the draft list. Chandigarh registered a deletion rate of 12.81% from its electoral rolls. Electors were removed primarily due to permanent shifting and untraceability. Claims and reinclusion requests can be filed until August 20.
Dharmendra Pradhan speaks out for first time on protests, attacks Rahul Gandhi
Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan broke his silence on student protests and opposition demands. He accused Rahul Gandhi and Congress of exploiting students for political headlines. The minister stated the government is ready for a comprehensive discussion on NEET. He emphasized the government's commitment to delivering answers and reforms. Students deserve certainty and solutions over political disruption and slogans.
Police release Rahul Gandhi after brief detention following protest outside PM Modi's residence
Sonia Gandhi visits police station to visit detained Priyanka
Sonia Gandhi visited Mandir Marg police station where Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and other leaders were detained. Rahul Gandhi and other opposition leaders held a sit-in outside the prime minister's residence. Minister of State Jitendra Singh attempted to persuade them to leave the sensitive site. Talks remained inconclusive, and police later removed and detained the leaders. Some detained leaders were taken to Mandir Marg and Kingsway camp police stations.
'We owe students more than outrage': Education minister Pradhan slams Cong protest
Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan accused Rahul Gandhi and Congress of exploiting students politically. He stated they staged a protest outside the Prime Minister's residence, causing public inconvenience. The minister added that Congress chose spectacle over democratic debate and solutions for students. He emphasized the government's commitment to discussing NEET and addressing youth concerns. The government aims to provide answers, reforms, and accountability to students.
Govt faces pressure as opposition takes charge of student protest to PM's doorstep
Allahabad HC says ED free to act if illegality found during probe into Rahul Gandhi's assets
The Allahabad High Court has directed a senior CBI officer to personally file a fresh affidavit. This affidavit must detail the progress made in the probe concerning Rahul Gandhi's assets. The court expressed dissatisfaction with the CBI's previous response regarding the investigation's status. The Enforcement Directorate can proceed if illegality is found during its inquiry. The next hearing for this matter has been scheduled for August 20.
'No protester under detention,' says Delhi Police; CJP calls off protest outside PHQ
Delhi Police stated no protesters remain in detention following a march. The Cockroach Janata Party initially claimed hundreds were held by police. Later, the party announced all its supporters had been released. Police had warned against sharing unverified content about the detentions. The CJP had planned a protest at police headquarters if releases did not occur.
IIT Roorkee Restricts Students, Staff From Political Discussions & Posts
Backlash after IIT Roorkee bars campus community from showing affinity to political movements
Kalyan Banerjee leaves TMC rally after 'long' speech amid reports of exchange with Mamata
Senior TMC MP Kalyan Banerjee departed a rally after his lengthy speech. He reportedly exceeded his allotted speaking time, causing displeasure among party leaders. Sources claim Mamata Banerjee gestured for him to conclude his address. Kalyan Banerjee denied any altercation, citing other engagements as his reason for leaving. The delay led to several speakers being dropped from the program.
Paintbrushes and placards turn Jantar Mantar student protest into a canvas of dissent
Students at Jantar Mantar are using art to protest alleged paper leaks. Hand-drawn illustrations and creative displays have transformed the protest venue. Participants used satirical art and popular culture references to voice their concerns. Historical figures and revolutionary symbols were also featured in the artworks. Social media platforms amplified the protest's creative messages globally.
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.
Tamil Nadu expands share in Indias exports over the past three years
Tamil Nadu has been the third largest exporting State in India for three consecutive financial years.
PM Modi promises strict action on NEET paper leak, urges NDA to expose opposition
Modi also signalled his intention to reach out to the agitating youth
Mamata Banerjee says she is ready to join CJP protest in Delhi, attacks PM Modi over police action
Mamata Banerjee intensified her attack on the central government regarding student protests. She alleged Prime Minister Narendra Modi drove away as protesters neared Parliament. The Former West Bengal Chief Minister also criticized the Centre's COVID-19 pandemic handling. She claimed any probe into pandemic issues would implicate the Prime Minister. Banerjee accused the Centre of discriminating in allowing religious programs.
For weeks, the mainstream media, the leftist propaganda factory, and the Cockroach Janta Party itself have painted the protests to seek resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over NEET UG paper leak as an organic student protest. The framing, however, was in sharp contrast to the reality of Sonam Wangchuk's weeks-long hunger strike.
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Protesters reclaim Jantar Mantar on Day 2 despite crackdown; Congress, AAP joins fray
Police forcibly removed top Congress leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, protesting outside PM Narendra Modis residence
Kalyan Banerjee exits TMC's Martyr's day rally after reported spat with Mamata
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.
DK Shivakumar, Siddaramaiah condemn detention of Rahul Gandhi, Opposition leaders
Karnataka Congress leaders condemned the detention of Rahul Gandhi and other opposition leaders. They stated that suppressing democratic dissent by detaining opposition figures is shameful. The government responded to young Indians with force and police action against elected representatives. This action reflects a government increasingly afraid of peaceful democratic protests. The Congress party will continue to stand for justice and the rights of every citizen.
Karnataka: PRCs will help identify illegal immigrants, says Dy CM Parameshwara
Karnataka's Deputy CM G Parameshwara stated new PRCs will identify illegal immigrants. He rejected BJP claims that the certificates enable illegal Bangladeshis to obtain them. A PRC is not a citizenship document, which is granted by the Union government. Eligibility criteria include birth in Karnataka or ten years of residency. Revenue authorities will assess applications based on overall evidence and local inquiries.
Rahul, Priyanka Gandhi and other opposition leaders at Lok Kalyan Marg, detained by Delhi Police
Arunachal's draft electoral roll shrinks by nearly 20% after SIR
Watch: Rahul Gandhi dragged away, forcibly removed from protest site; pics show nosebleed
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.
'Minor can be tried as adult if crime qualifies as heinous offence': Supreme Court
Govt tells Rahul Gandhi it is ready for debate in Parliament on NEET, accuses LoP of backtracking
The government stated readiness to discuss NEET exam issues in Parliament. Rahul Gandhi protested outside the Prime Minister's residence demanding action. He later insisted on the Union Education Minister's resignation as well. Officials urged Gandhi to end his protest, citing public inconvenience. Police detained Gandhi and other leaders after the talks failed.
Celebrities Rally Behind Students After Police Crackdown at CJP Protest
Celebrities across film and music condemn Delhi police action on student protests, urging dialogue and empathy.
Rahul, Priyanka, Akhilesh detained during protest outside PM Modis residence
The Congress is demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhans resignation, a discussion on the NEET issue in Parliament, and justice for the protesting students
'Rahul wanted a confrontation': Jitendra Singh details fallout of talks with Congress leader
Opposition leaders including Rahul Gandhi were detained by Delhi Police on Tuesday. They protested near Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence demanding accountability. The protest supported ongoing student agitations and called for a minister's resignation. Police used force against students marching towards Parliament the previous day. Several injured students were visited by Congress leaders in hospital.
70% of electricity consumed during April-June quarter came from thermal energy
Madhya Pradesh assembly passes UCC Bill amid protest by Congress
Madhya Pradesh's assembly passed the Uniform Civil Code Bill by voice vote. This legislation bans polygamy and mandates live-in relationship registration. The tribal community has been excluded from the bill's scope. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav stated Madhya Pradesh is the fourth state to implement UCC. The bill aims to ensure equal rights and social harmony for all citizens.
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.
Congress, not El Nino, caused drought in Telangana: Harish Rao
Hyderabad: Former irrigation minister and Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) Deputy Floor Leader T Harish Rao on Tuesday, July 21, accused the Congress government of deliberately denying water to farmers and alleged that administrative negligence had pushed large parts of the erstwhile Warangal district into an avoidable drought. Addressing a press conference at Telangana Bhavan, Harish 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 .
Evening news wrap: Sonam Wangchuk moved to private hospital, Congress protests at PM's house & more
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.
Govt wasted our time: Dipke on talks between Nadda, CJP team
Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke questioned government talks amid a police crackdown. He alleged the government wasted protesters' time and used force against students. Union Health Minister JP Nadda met with two CJP representatives on Monday. Activist Sonam Wangchuk continues his hunger strike after witnessing police brutality. Protesters vow to continue their agitation seeking accountability for examination irregularities.
When youthful delulu meets hard power
Whatever political advantage the CJP protestors and the so-called students are hoping for, it will inevitably be reaped by the Congress, AAP, Samajwadi Party, or even Chandrashekhar Ravan, to be used as capital for their next elections.
CJP removes spokesperson Vijeta Dahiya, condemns 'deeply insensitive actions'
Times Prime's Aeonic partners with Sisters in Sweat to host premium mixed football tournament
Times Prime and Sisters In Sweat announced a mixed-gender football tournament in Mumbai. This event is curated by Aeonic, Times Prime's new wellness membership. The tournament will take place on Saturday, July 25, 2026, at the Wings Sports Centre. It aims to integrate holistic well-being and active sport into daily life. Leading wellness brands will enhance the participant experience with curated giveaways.
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.
Rajya Sabha adjourned for the day amid uproar over police action against protesting students
Rajya Sabha proceedings were adjourned for the day after the post-lunch session. Opposition members protested police lathi charge on students demonstrating over the NEET exam paper leak. The House experienced multiple adjournments throughout the day due to the commotion. Earlier, the Leader of the Opposition raised concerns about the police action against students. The Chairman adjourned the House twice amid continuing uproar and slogan-shouting.
The Congress party is offering legal assistance to young individuals arrested during recent protests. A Google form has been shared for those needing legal aid related to the demonstrations. Delhi Police registered multiple cases following violence and vandalism during a march. Over 118 police personnel and 60 protesters sustained injuries in clashes. Security measures have been increased across the national capital after the incidents.
Rahul, Priyanka Gandhi protest outside PM's residence, demand Modi's resignation
Congress leaders protested outside Prime Minister Modi's residence on Tuesday. They demanded his resignation over police action against NEET protesters. Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra joined the dharna with party MPs. Leaders alleged police brutalities against young students during a protest march. They met injured students at Ram Manohar Lohia hospital after the event.
Kremlin says 'in touch' with New Delhi after 4 Indians killed in Ukraine ship strike
Calcutta HC grants interim protection to TMC MP Mahua Moitra in hate speech case
The Calcutta High Court granted interim protection from coercive action to Mahua Moitra. This protection is valid until October fifth in a hate speech case. Moitra must appear before the investigating officer on August fourteenth for questioning. The court directed her to cooperate fully with the ongoing investigation. Further proceedings in the matter will be heard again on October first.
Strong action taken to ensure no one plays with future of youth: PM Modi on NEET paper leaks
New Delhi, Jul 21: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday asserted that strong action was taken against those involved in the NEET paper leaks so that no one plays with the future of the youth, and said states should join hands with the Centre to tackle the menace in national interest. Modi made the remarks at a meeting of the NDA MPs here, a day after thousands of students led by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) took part in the 'Sansad Chalo' march against irregularities in the NEET exam and to demand Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. Briefing journalists after the NDA Parliamentary Party meeting, which was named 'Mangal Milan' since it is held mostly on Tuesdays, Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said the prime minister told the MPs that the government acted immediately after reports of the paper leak surfaced, and 13 people were arrested and sent to jail. At the same time, the prime minister said, to ensure that students' future was not affected, the NEET re-examination was given priority, conducted successfully, and the results were declared without delay, Rijiju said after the hour-long meeting. He said the prime minister also said that strict steps have been taken to prevent such paper leaks in the future. Modi told the NDA MPs that those found involved in the paper leak racket have been arrested and jailed. The prime minister also told the ruling alliance's MPs that those guilty in paper leaks should be given the strictest possible punishment, with the support of the country's top lawyers, so that those involved in such a grave offence face exemplary action and such incidents do not recur. The prime minister said strong action has been taken to ensure that no one plays with the future of youth. The prime minister also said that to ensure that no future paper leaks take place, all state governments and the Centre must join hands irrespective of party. This is not a matter of party politics but matter of national interests, Rijiju said. Modi also stressed the need to punish the guilty and collaboratively establish a foolproof system. The parliamentary affairs minister said the prime minister gave guidance to everyone present at the meeting. He said at the outset the newly elected Rajya Sabha members, including BJP president Nitin Nabin, who was elected to the Upper House recently, was congratulated and wished success in Parliament. Rijiju said the meeting was very productive as the prime minister spoke on several important issues. The prime minister spoke about the achievements the country has made over the past few months and also briefed the NDA MPs on the free trade agreements (FTA) signed with several countries. On the FTAs, Rijiju said, Modi assured the NDA members that the interests of farmers would be prioritised and emphasised that no harm would come to them. The prime minister stressed that the welfare of farmers remains paramount in any FTA signed with any country and the government is ensuring that these agreements serve the best interests of both the farmers and the nation, he said. Rijiju said the NDA would play a constructive role during the ongoing Monsoon Session. We are united in our resolve to ensure the passage of all important bills brought forward for the nation's benefit. We also appeal to the opposition parties that while they may hold differing views, they should come forward to work together for the country, its future, and the youth, he said.
Lok Sabha adjourned for the day due to relentless protests by opposition
Lok Sabha proceedings were disrupted for a second day due to opposition protests. Members raised concerns about the NEET paper leak and other alleged irregularities. The House faced repeated adjournments as opposition members continued their demonstrations. Despite assurances, the disruptions prevented any legislative business from taking place. This marks the second consecutive day of no work in the Monsoon Session.
'Turned his car around and drove away': Mamata Banerjee's swipe at PM Modi over CJP Parliament march
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.
Mamata accuses BJP of disrupting Martyrs' Day rally, urges INDIA bloc to unite
Mamata Banerjee accused BJP miscreants of vandalizing her faction's Martyrs' Day rally stage. The Trinamool Congress party has now divided into three separate segments for rallies. Mamata Banerjee urged the INDIA Bloc to unite and fight against the BJP. West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari presented a commission report on past events. The report noted Mamata Banerjee did not record her statement before the commission.
Mamata for INDIA unity against BJP in Bengal, rules out return of TMC rebels
Mamata Banerjee urged INDIA bloc partners to unite against the BJP in West Bengal. She firmly rejected raitors within her own Trinamool Congress party. Rebels were challenged to directly join the BJP and fight elections. Banerjee asserted that expelled members would never be welcomed back. She also announced upcoming district tours across West Bengal.
'Fight together': Mamata urges INDIA bloc unity against BJP, shuts down door on rebels
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.
Bengal CM blames previous TMC govt for loss of Europe air links, mounting debt on state's economy
West Bengal's Chief Minister blamed the prior administration for lost air connectivity and state debt. His government plans to rejuvenate transport infrastructure and introduce a Water Metro service. New electric and CNG buses will be introduced with central government assistance. Metro rail expansion beyond Kolkata is also a key focus for development. Plans include a new greenfield airport and improved regional air connectivity.
PM Modi asks NDA MPs to reach out to people, speak about govt's achievements
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged NDA MPs to dedicate themselves to national welfare. He emphasized the nation's progress and prosperity, highlighting India's growing global stature. Modi encouraged MPs to connect with people and address youth challenges proactively. He also stressed the importance of discussing national achievements in science and infrastructure. Preparations for Independence Day celebrations were also discussed during the meeting.
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.
Shiv Sena (UBT) moves SC over merger of six MPs
New Delhi: The Shiv Sena (UBT) on Tuesday, July 21, moved the Supreme Court challenging Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birlas approval to the merger of its six MPs with the Shiv Sena led by Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde. Senior advocate Devadatt Kamat, appearing for the Shiv Sena (UBT), mentioned the matter before a 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 .
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.
'Completely un-Indian': Rahul Gandhi demands PM Modi's apology over students' protest crackdown
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.
Haryana government seals Shambhu border as farmers march to Delhi over India-US trade deal
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
Uproar in RS: 'Switched off mic,' Kharge slams BJP, Centre for no debate in Parliament over CJP
West Bengal will see visible transport changes within one year under the new government. Kolkata will receive a Water Metro and two new inter-city metro services. The state plans to introduce more electric buses and charging stations across West Bengal. New roads, metros, and waterways infrastructure will be developed simultaneously. A new greenfield airport is planned for Kalyani, and 1000 new buses will be rolled out.
Opposition uproar forces second adjournment of Lok Sabha
New Delhi: The Lok Sabha was adjourned for the second time on Tuesday, July 21, this time till 2 p.m., as persistent sloganeering and protests by Opposition members continued to disrupt proceedings during the Monsoon Session of Parliament. Presiding over the House, Sandhya Ray announced the adjournment after repeated appeals to Opposition members to maintain 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 .
Rahul Gandhi asks PM Modi to apologise to students over protest crackdown
Rahul Gandhi criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his handling of student protests. He stated the Prime Minister had not apologized for Monday's events. Students are protesting the country's education and testing system, which Gandhi called hollowed out. He alleged that young people in India are being denied opportunities. Gandhi demanded the Prime Minister apologize and stop the mistreatment of students.
TVK Govts first budget to be presented on Aug 5: Speaker
The budget will be presented by Finance Minister Marie Wilson
AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal announces helpline to provide legal, medical aid to CJP protesters
CJP protest: Arvind Kejriwal criticized the Central government's actions against protesters. He stated the police brutality exceeded that of the British era. The Aam Aadmi Party has launched a helpline for injured protesters. This number will provide medical and legal assistance to affected families. Kejriwal also visited a hospital and a police station later.
Shiv Sena UBT moves SC against Speaker's nod to six MPs merger
Shiv Sena (UBT) has approached the Supreme Court challenging the Lok Sabha Speaker's decision. The Speaker approved the merger of six MPs with the Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena. This decision was made on July 18, just before the Monsoon Session began. Senior advocate Devadatt Kamat mentioned the plea before the Chief Justice's bench. The court indicated it would consider listing the matter for a hearing soon.
Rahul Gandhi, opposition MPs meet Birla; seek discussion on 'brutality' unleased on students
Opposition MPs met Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla seeking a discussion on student issues. They demanded accountability from the government regarding the examination crisis. Rahul Gandhi stated Parliament must discuss the youth's future and their concerns. Protests over the NEET paper leak issue had previously stalled parliamentary proceedings.
Mallikarjun Kharge canceled his birthday celebration due to government actions against protesters. Students demanding justice faced lathicharges and tear gas shells yesterday. The Congress president demanded accountability and the restoration of democracy. He called for the Union Education Minister to resign immediately. Kharge also advocated for a student-centric examination system.
'Similar insensitivity on full display after one year': Congress on Dhankhar resignation
AIIMS docs seek President's inquiry into events at Jantar Mantar, Sonam Wangchuk's hospitalisation
The AIIMS Resident Doctors' Association appealed to President Murmu for an inquiry. They raised concerns about the handling of peaceful protesters at Jantar Mantar. Videos showed police personnel with covered faces and name badges. Reports suggest activist Sonam Wangchuk was not allowed to leave Safdarjung Hospital. The association seeks to protect citizens' rights and ensure the rule of law.
'Future of youth priority': PM Modi says NEET leak national issue, avoid 'partisan politics'
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).
Two premier hospital RDAs seek President's intervention over Wangchuk case
India summons Russian diplomat over 4 Indians killed in strike off Ukranian coast
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.
'Pradhan has to be sacked': Sonam Wangchuk enters Day 24 of hunger strike
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.
Jagdeep Dhankar forced to resign a year ago, wasn't even given formal farewell: Jairam Ramesh
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh recalled Jagdeep Dhankhar's sudden resignation as Vice-President last year. He stated Dhankhar was made to exit due to farmer distress and government insensitivity. Members of the Rajya Sabha did not offer Dhankhar a formal farewell. Dhankhar cited medical reasons for his immediate resignation from the post. He was the third Vice-President to resign before completing his tenure.
DK Shivakumar goes to Delhi again, amid Karnataka cabinet expansion buzz
Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar is traveling to New Delhi for crucial cabinet expansion discussions. He will meet with the Congress high command and Union ministers regarding the pending cabinet appointments. Former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and state Congress President B K Hariprasad are also expected to join these important talks. The Karnataka ministry has 20 vacant berths, creating significant pressure for Shivakumar to finalize the list.
Wangchuk continues to refuse IV fluids despite medical advice; low blood sugar, potassium persist
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.
Andhra govt approves 500 crore worth works to ensure uninterrupted power to Godavari Pushkaralu
The approved works include the construction of new 33/11 kV substations, additional 33 kV and 11 kV power lines, augmentation of transformer capacity, and the development of other essential power infrastructure
After police-student clash, CJP's Dipke seeks direct talks; says meeting with Nadda waste of time
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.
Sikkim tunnel landslide: Seven dead, several feared trapped as rescue operation continues
JP Nadda meets CJP delegation amid protest; Wangchuk stands firm as police standoff continues
No let-up even after strict punishment for rape: Supreme Court
Awards 20-year jail term to rickshaw puller in 2016 case
Supreme Court orders new SIT into Ram temple donation theft, will monitor probe
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.
