Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated his 75th birthday with the launch of welfare programs and greetings from global leaders. US President Donald Trump lauded Modi's efforts towards resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict, while Russian Ambassador Denis Alipov acknowledged his contributions to strengthening India-Russia relations. President Murmu wished Modi success in leading India to greater progress.

A Navy Commander and coaching center owner were convicted by a Mumbai sessions court under the Prevention of Corruption Act for rigging a Navy exam in 2010. They received three years of rigorous imprisonment, while four others were acquitted. The special public prosecutor emphasized the serious impact on national security due to compromised recruitment within the Indian Navy.

In a bizarre turn of events in Bareilly, Keshav Kumar eloped with his wife's sister, Kalpana, prompting his brother-in-law, Ravindra, to run away with Keshav's sister in retaliation. The families, initially shocked, later reached a mutual agreement with the help of community elders, deciding not to pursue legal action and accepting the new relationships.

US President Donald Trump conveyed birthday greetings to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, acknowledging his «tremendous job.» Trump shared on Truth Social that Modi expressed gratitude for his support in ending the Russia-Ukraine war. The phone call highlights the continued rapport between the two leaders, with Trump praising Modi's leadership and Modi acknowledging Trump's role in international affairs.

India has voiced strong concerns over Israel's recent attack in Doha, denouncing it as a violation of Qatar's sovereignty. At the UN, Arindam Bagchi emphasized peaceful resolution through dialogue, upholding the UN Charter. PM Modi also spoke with Qatar's Emir, condemning the attacks and reaffirming India's support for regional peace and stability, opposing terrorism.

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Tuesday conducted an on-site inspection of Maldevta and Kesarwala areas in Dehradun district, which have been severely affected by heavy rainfall.

Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar acknowledged India's refusal of third-party mediation for the ceasefire established on May 10. Dar stated that India insists on bilateral talks, a stance reiterated during a meeting in Washington. He emphasized Pakistan's openness to dialogue, while noting India's reluctance.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, addressing the Combined Commanders’ Conference 2025, urged the Armed Forces to prepare for modern warfare, including information and biological threats. He emphasized technology adoption and self-reliance, calling for a 'Sudarshan Chakra' strategy. Singh highlighted the 'JAI' mantra (Jointness, Aatmanirbharta, Innovation) for military modernization and cited Operation Sindoor as an example of India's growing indigenous capabilities.

Actor Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) has strongly condemned Union Home Minister Amit Shah's remarks promoting Hindi, viewing it as an imposition that undermines federalism. The party argues that prioritizing Hindi in government administration disregards the nation's linguistic diversity and goes against the spirit of inclusivity. TVK urges Shah to retract his statement emphasizing Hindi's role in a self-reliant India.

The Supreme Court has mandated the Maharashtra government and State Election Commission to conduct local body elections by January 31, 2026. The court has instructed authorities to complete the delimitation exercise by October 10 this year.

The Asia Cup handshake controversy escalated after India skipped the customary exchange with Pakistan, drawing political reactions. Shahid Afridi criticised PM Modi, praising Rahul Gandhi, while BJP's Amit Malviya questioned Gandhi's loyalties. The PCB filed a complaint with the ICC, alleging misconduct by the match referee, and threatened withdrawal from the Asia Cup 2025.

India's political and sports scenes were buzzing, highlighted by a Rahul Gandhi-Shahid Afridi controversy after the Asia Cup clash, drawing BJP's ire and Congress's defense. Operation Sindoor's impact on Maulana Masood Azhar's family was revealed by a JeM commander. In other news, the Puja Khedkar case took a turn, and Apollo Tyres became Team India's jersey sponsor until 2027.

Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar acknowledged India's refusal of third-party mediation for the ceasefire established on May 10. Dar stated that India insists on bilateral talks, a stance reiterated during a meeting in Washington. He emphasized Pakistan's openness to dialogue, while noting India's reluctance.

CRPF's CoBRA battalion, specializing in jungle warfare, has neutralized 20 hardcore Left-wing extremists in Jharkhand this year, including two central committee members, in collaboration with the state police. The operations led to the recovery of a significant cache of weapons, explosives, and ammunition, severely impacting the CPI(Maoist)'s operational capabilities by dismantling hideouts and bunkers.

Heavy rain, cloudbursts, and landslides have caused widespread destruction in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. In Himachal Pradesh, three people died in Mandi district due to a landslide. Uttarakhand was hit by a cloudburst in Dehradun, damaging properties and infrastructure. Rescue operations are underway, and authorities are providing assistance to those affected, with the Chief Ministers monitoring the situation.

Bihar CM Nitish Kumar has announced interest-free education loans for all Class 12 graduates under the Student Credit Card Scheme, aiming to boost higher education accessibility ahead of state elections. Loan repayment periods have also been extended; borrowers of loans up to Rs 2 lakh now get seven years, while those with larger loans get up to ten years.

In a significant victory against Left-wing extremism, Sahdev Soren, a top CPI(Maoist) leader, was killed in a joint operation by CRPF and Jharkhand police. Soren, wanted in over 80 Naxal violence cases, including the Chilkhari massacre, carried a ₹1.4 crore reward. Two of his aides were also neutralized in the operation.

The Supreme Court is considering using artificial intelligence to monitor CCTV cameras in police stations nationwide, aiming to curb custodial deaths and torture. The AI system would automatically alert authorities if a camera malfunctions or is switched off. The court suggested involving IITs to develop the necessary software for centralized, AI-driven monitoring.