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Rahul Gandhi Leads INDIA Alliance March To Gandhi Smriti
Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, accompanied by Members of Parliament and leaders of the INDIA alliance, visited Gandhi Smriti on Wednesday to express solidarity with students affected by the alleged NEET paper leak controversy. Gandhi was seen boarding a bus with Opposition MPs before leaving for Tees January Marg, where Gandhi Smriti is located.
Gujarat Rain Fury: Army, NDRF Deployed As Flood Situation Worsens
Torrential rain continued to lash Gujarat on Thursday, creating flood-like conditions across several districts in south Gujarat and forcing the evacuation of thousands of residents. Umargam in Valsad district recorded nearly 43 inches of rainfall in 28 hours, prompting the deployment of Army personnel
BJP-Congress Clash In Chhattisgarh: Police Register FIR Against 12 Congress Leaders
The Chhattisgarh Police have registered an FIR against 12 Congress leaders and workers following violent clashes during a BJP-led demonstration outside the Congress state headquarters, Rajiv Bhavan, in Raipur on Wednesday. According to police, Congress workers allegedly hurled stones, glass bottles, wooden sticks, shoes
CJP Calls Nationwide Peaceful Protest On July 24 Over Police Brutality
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has announced a nationwide call for a peaceful protest on July 24, 2026, urging people across the country to stand in solidarity with those it describes as victims of police brutality. Sharing a campaign poster on social media, the organisation called for demonstrations under the slogan "Every District. One Day.
NEET Row: Nishikant Dubey Blames Students, Centre Stresses Dialogue
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey on Thursday sparked controversy by claiming that some students were using the alleged NEET paper leak as an excuse to justify poor academic performance. Speaking during the Monsoon Session of Parliament, Dubey said many parents believe their children are capable of securing admission to top institutions
India Slams Pakistan At UNSC Over Terror, Kashmir Remarks
India strongly criticised Pakistan at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) on Thursday, accusing Islamabad of using cross-border terrorism as an instrument of state policy and misusing the global forum to push a false narrative on Jammu and Kashmir. Speaking during the UNSC High-Level Open Debate on "Natural Resources Governance: the Foundation of Peace, Security and Prosperity,"