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CJP’s Abhijeet Dipke criticized PM Modi over the anti-paper leak bill on Wednesday. He said, "You can make whatever laws you want, but until the people implementing them are good, what is the point of those laws?" Dipke warned that students might protest again if the government fails to withdraw FIRs.
The INDIA bloc plans to raise the Ram Temple donation scam in Parliament on July 30, 2026. The Samajwadi Party staged a protest on July 29, 2026, demanding a discussion. Akhilesh Yadav said, "Those who can play with people's faith can also play with the future of our youth."
Parliament witnessed a heated clash as Rahul Gandhi refused to apologise for his remarks against the RSS. He alleged that Amit Shah was responsible for police action against students. The government rejected these claims, and Kiren Rijiju said the allegations were factually incorrect. Many of Gandhi’s words got expunged from records.
More than 200 Hindu refugees from Pakistan live under Delhi’s Signature Bridge without a legal framework to support them. These families fled religious persecution but now face annual monsoon floods. Humanitarian Aid International helps them, yet the lack of clear policies makes it hard for these people to rebuild lives.
The Kerala Cabinet on Wednesday decided to release 90 acres more to the DRDO for a new BrahMos Aerospace facility. This land, near the Nettukaltheri open prison, helps the project reach its 180-acre goal. The unit will focus on advanced missiles, boosting the region’s growing role in national strategic industries.
Former Solicitor General Harish Salve said on Wednesday that criticising the government is necessary in a democracy. Speaking at an event, he urged citizens to use social media responsibly. He said, "Trenchant criticisms within India of the government and its institutions is necessary to keep the government in control."
India is among the fastest-growing major economies globally. While its economic size is rising, experts say soft power is also vital for leadership. Ashok Thombre said, "A nation's soft power is equally important in its ability to inspire trust, build partnerships and influence international opinion." India must balance both strengths.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Wednesday warned against modern-day "Kal Nemi" conspiracies aimed at stalling India’s growth. Speaking at Gorakhnath temple, he said, "We need to understand the conspiracies being hatched against Bharat and remain alert against the 'Kal Nemi' of the present time." He urged people to stay vigilant.
Defence minister Rajnath Singh inaugurated India's first military medicine department at Lucknow's Command Hospital on Wednesday. Singh said, "This city is becoming a witness to a new chapter in military medicine and research." The department aims to improve combat medical readiness and develop specialised expertise for future battlefields and emergencies.
Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Wednesday dismissed an ADR report naming him north India's richest CM. He said, "I have not purchased any new property after becoming CM." Sukhu claimed the report is a political attempt to tarnish his image, adding that his assets have actually reduced since taking office.
The Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to hear a plea challenging the Goa Assembly Speaker's decision to reject the disqualification of eight Congress MLAs who joined the BJP in 2022. The court will list the matter for a final hearing before a three-judge bench to examine the legal merger issue.
The India Meteorological Department on Wednesday issued a flash flood risk warning for parts of Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha, and Odisha. The alert stays in effect until 11:30 am on 30 July. Heavy rainfall could trigger surface runoff in low-lying areas, as the monsoon intensifies across much of central India.