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'Goons and their future generations will remember': Bengal invokes 'Goonda Act' over NEET protest violence in first use of law

West Bengal invoked its new Goonda Act against those accused of violence during a recent NEET protest. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced the action, condemning the attacks on journalists. Around seventy individuals identified from the rally were not students and had no protest connection. Seven FIRs were registered, incorporating provisions of the recently passed Goonda Act. The police exercised maximum restraint despite repeated provocations during the demonstration.

Sarnath's ancient Buddhist site now a world heritage site: UNESCO

'This was a warning from students & oppn': Rahul attacks Centre, PM Modi after CJP ends stir

Dharmendra Pradhan quits: What opposition can learn from CJP-led students protest

In a remarkable turn of events, student protests led to resignation of Union minister Dharmendra Pradhan, showcasing the power of grassroots activism. The Cockroach Janata Party, born from online memes, played a pivotal role in this uprising. Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike also fueled the movement's progress, raising critical questions for opposition parties regarding their involvement in such significant demonstrations.

'Cheating mafia will not be spared': Yogi Adityanath amid protests over NEET row

Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath pledged a crackdown on the cheating mafia. His government will seize properties and imprison those involved in exam malpractice. Adityanath also criticised opposition parties for corruption and shielding criminal elements. He highlighted Prime Minister Modi's initiatives transforming opportunities for young people. The chief minister's remarks precede upcoming state assembly elections.

Evening news wrap: Centre agrees to withdraw FIRs, CJP calls off protest after Dharmendra Pradhan quits & more

'We withdraw agitation in good faith': CJP asks protesters to go home after talks with Centre, Pradhan's exit

FIRs against protesters to be quashed, compensation to be given & 5-point Charter: What Centre, CJP said in joint press meet

The Cockroach Janta Party ended its 36-day protest at Jantar Mantar. This decision followed three rounds of talks with the central government delegation. The government accepted two key demands, including the minister's resignation. All legal cases filed against protesters and organizers will now be withdrawn. The party continues to pursue compensation for families affected by the NEET paper leak.

Similar symptoms, climate change & testing gaps: Why monsoon illnesses are so often misdiagnosed

Monsoon illnesses often present with symptoms similar to common viral fevers. Overlapping symptoms and diagnostic infrastructure gaps delay timely detection of these diseases. Vector-borne illnesses like dengue and chikungunya surge during the rainy season. Climate change and urbanization contribute to year-round breeding habitats for disease vectors. Prompt medical care is crucial for infants and children facing increased monsoon health risks.

'Gen Z has shown what it means for India to be Vishwaguru': Sonam Wangchuk's wife after Pradhan's exit

'Proud of you, Pradhan's exit a signal ... let's get rid of this regime': Rahul hails youth, asks PM Modi to apologise

Rahul Gandhi congratulated youth protesters following Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. He called the minister's departure a significant step for the education system. Gandhi praised students for fighting for democracy and the constitution. He urged the government to hold accountable those who assaulted students. The Prime Minister was also asked to apologize to the protesting students.

NEET protests, CBI probe, political pressure: Key events that led to Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation

'Thank you for your relentless service to nation': BJP leaders react to Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation

Government proposes stricter anti-paper leak law, faster investigation and trials

'Victory of democracy... straight from the streets': Sonam Wangchuk hails Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation

Deepwater drilling begins in Mahanadi basin to assess hydrocarbon reserves

Watch: CJP's Abhijeet Dipke falls on stage after being told Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned

Abhijeet Dipke fell on stage after learning of Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. He declared the resignation a victory but vowed protests would continue. Dipke demanded compensation for families and action against police officers. Pradhan accepted responsibility for the NEET paper leak controversy from the start. Meanwhile, police dismissed rumors about a ban on food delivery services.

'We won't go': Abhijeet Dipke says protests to continue till all demands met; what's next for CJP

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned from his post. Protests at Jantar Mantar will continue until further demands are met. The Cockroach Janata Party founder stated two remaining demands for the government. Compensation of one crore rupees is sought for families of suicide victims. Action against police for alleged brutality on July twentieth is also demanded.

'Salute demonstrators ... Modi-Shah too will go': Opposition on Pradhan's resignation; who said what

'To ensure anti-national elements don't benefit from situation': Dharmendra Pradhan resigns - read full letter

Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned from his position. He submitted his resignation letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This decision comes amidst ongoing protests concerning the NEET paper leak. Pradhan stated his commitment to students and education reform for decades. He expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve the nation.