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Demand for MSP, reforms: Protesting farmers breach police barricades enroute to Bhopal

'Clock it', 'delulu': How Gen Z lingo took over Parliament during anti-paper leak Bill debate

Gandhi siblings vs Pralhad Joshi: 'Defender of rapists' charge meets 'authenticate it' challenge

Congress leaders Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Rahul Gandhi criticised the Prime Minister's choice for education minister. They alleged the minister expressed happiness over the release of convicted rapists. This accusation stems from remarks made regarding the Bilkis Bano case convicts. The opposition leaders demanded substantiation of these serious allegations. The Union minister denied the claims and sought an apology from the Congress MP.

Evening news wrap: Govt, oppn clash as Lok Sabha discusses new anti-paper leak law; India rejects PoK legislative polls, and more

'His personal thoughts': RSS distances itself from Kerala right-wing activist over Delhi student protest remarks

The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh has distanced itself from TG Mohandas's recent comments. Mohandas is not an official office-bearer of the organization at any level. His remarks on student protesters were described as personal thoughts and condemned. These comments had triggered widespread protests and outrage on social media platforms. A police complaint was filed alleging Mohandas called for protesters to be shot.

'Even her own party doesn't take her seriously, why should we?' CJP hits back at Kangana Ranaut

'Garlanded as if he won a war': Opposition attacks BJP over Dharmendra Pradhan's felicitation after resignation

ITC Hotels signs Welcomhotel by ITC Hotels, Rajgir; strengthens presence in Biha

'Cosmetic exercise to camouflage illegal occupation': MEA rejects Pak-organised polls in PoK

'Not an in-house probe ': AAIB explains to SC why AI171 crash report is getting delayed, to submit dossier in October

'Modiji clocked it': BJP MP's Gen Z-style praise for PM during anti-paper leak Bill debate

'Milestone legislation' vs 'Did Pradhan fight Pakistan?': Centre, Oppn clash as Lok Sabha debates new anti-paper leak bill - top developments

The Lok Sabha is discussing a proposed amendment to the anti-paper leak law. This legislation aims to strengthen safeguards against examination fraud following the NEET exam leak. Union minister Jitendra Singh introduced the bill, reaffirming government commitment to student welfare. Congress criticized the government's response and the handling of student protests. The opposition also questioned the prioritization of social media over education reforms.

'Not reasonable, issue far from settled': Govt rejects Meta's explanation on brief removal of PM Modi's Facebook video

The Centre finds Meta's explanation for Prime Minister Modi's post removal unsatisfactory. Government sources stated the issue requires deeper discussions with the social media company. Meta's response was deemed unreasonable by officials after the post was briefly unavailable. The ministry summoned Meta's global head of public policy regarding the incident. Discussions with Meta will continue as the matter is far from settled.

PM Modi reviews Assam floods as over 4.45 lakh remain affected; Centre steps up relief

Mekedatu row: Tamil Nadu CM Vijay writes to PM Modi; challenges Centre’s 'no consent needed' reply

'Fictional, unfounded': BJP dismisses report of portfolio change offer to Dharmendra Pradhan

BJP MP Sambit Patra has denied reports concerning Dharmendra Pradhan's ministerial portfolio. He stated these claims were entirely fictional and published solely to sensationalize. Pradhan resigned as Union education minister following widespread protests over the NEET paper leak. The Cockroach Janta Party delegation called off their protest after talks. Union ministers Jagat Prakash Nadda and Jitendra Singh met with the delegation.

July 20 protest: RAF used tear gas, anti-riot guns and plastic pellets

'Six major paper leaks in five years in Punjab': Swati Maliwal's 'super CM' swipe at Kejriwal

'Whosoever committed excesses must be taken to task': SC on violence during student protests

The Supreme Court said a prima facie case had been made out for a transparent inquiry by a commission and added that the exercise should help frame a protocol for handling such situations in the future. The hearing also brought before the court allegations of police excesses from several states, including claims that a police officer in Bihar used an AK-47 against peaceful protesters.

'Ankit Sharma died with 51 injuries': Death penalty sought for Tahir Hussain in 2020 Delhi riots case

Special public prosecutor Madhukar Pandey told the court that Sharma was subjected to a planned and relentless assault before his body was dumped in a drain instead of being taken for medical treatment. Speaking to reporters after the hearing, Pandey said the prosecution's demand for capital punishment was based on the nature of the crime and the manner in which it was carried out.