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CRPF to conduct 'professional post-event assessment' of RAF action at student protests
The CRPF will conduct a professional post-event assessment of RAF actions. This review follows the conclusion of student protests and dispersal of demonstrators. Opposition MPs have raised concerns over alleged police brutality against students. Reports suggest AK-47 rifles were used against protesters in Bihar. The Union Education Minister has resigned amid sustained student demonstrations.
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'Rajghat, then back to the mountains': Sonam Wangchuk discharged from Medanta Hospital
Sonam Wangchuk has been discharged from Medanta Hospital after his hunger strike. He will now visit Rajghat to honour Mahatma Gandhi before returning home. Wangchuk led a 26-day hunger strike demanding the education minister's resignation. The protest concluded after successful talks between the CJP and the Centre. Dharmendra Pradhan later resigned, and Pralhad Joshi was appointed as the new minister.
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'Pellet guns in Delhi, AK-47s in Bihar': Rahul Gandhi attacks Modi govt over 'jaanleva' system against students
Rahul Gandhi alleged the entire system is deadly against students. He cited reports of AK-47 bullets fired at students in Bihar. Gandhi questioned Prime Minister Modi's promises regarding student FIRs. He stated that pellet guns were fired at students in Delhi. The Congress leader demanded an apology and action against attackers.
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'Former minister will be exposed': Vijay-led Tamil Nadu govt on DMK 'corruption' audit report
Tamil Nadu's finance minister will present an audit report on corruption during the previous DMK regime. This report will expose alleged irregularities in the collection of party funds. The minister also reiterated the government's commitment to abolishing the NEET exam. He stated that a permanent solution for the exam is being actively planned. The first budget of the new government will be presented on August 5.
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DMK demands immediate NEET ban, seeks probe into Jantar Mantar violence
The DMK party is demanding an immediate nationwide ban on the NEET medical entrance examination. MP TR Baalu submitted an adjournment motion notice in the Lok Sabha seeking this ban. This demand follows a NEET UG paper leak and student protests across the nation. The DMK also called for an inquiry into the alleged use of weapons against students.
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At no point did government stop students from protesting: Nirmala Sitharaman
The government allowed student protests and focused on conducting the NEET re-examination promptly. Culprits involved in paper leaks were arrested and brought before the judicial process. A timely re-examination prevented a year's academic disruption for students. Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned after the successful re-examination process. India also faces inflation risks from external and internal factors this year.
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PM Modi hails youth for taking India to arenas once beyond reach
Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised young Indians for recent achievements. PV Sindhu won the Japan Open badminton title, making the nation proud. India's first privately developed orbital rocket, Vikram-1, also achieved a successful launch. Students excelled in international science Olympiads, securing numerous medals. These accomplishments demonstrate the nation's confident and capable young generation.
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India saw more than 5,000 child adoptions last year, highest in a decade
India saw a record 5,022 children adopted between April 2025 and March 2026. Domestic adoptions accounted for 4,603 children, while inter-country adoptions numbered 419. Special needs children adoption increased by twenty-five percent, reaching 392 last year. Adoptions of girls also rose by eight percent, continuing past trends. Relative and step-parent adoptions saw a significant fifty percent increase.
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