Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman Harivansh rejected an impeachment notice against Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar filed by 60 opposition members. The notice, alleging bias, was deemed flawed, hasty, and designed to damage Dhankhar's reputation. Harivansh criticized the opposition's attempt to undermine constitutional institutions and personally target the Vice President with unfounded claims.

Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra defended Rahul Gandhi against BJP accusations of pushing an MP, calling it a diversionary tactic from home minister Amit Shah's remarks on Ambedkar. She alleged BJP staged the confrontation and that Congress President Kharge was pushed. Both leaders accused the BJP of disrespecting Ambedkar, while BJP MP Sarangi claimed Gandhi caused injuries during the scuffle.

The US government backs India's extradition request for Tahawwur Rana, a suspect in the 2008 Mumbai attacks. Rana, fighting extradition, petitioned the Supreme Court, but the US Solicitor General urged the court to deny his plea.

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari expressed concerns about live-in relationships, stating they clash with Indian societal values and could disrupt traditional structures. Citing European examples, he questioned the impact on children and societal norms. He also touched upon the sex ratio imbalance and its potential implications, while firmly condemning marital rape and advocating for consensual rights within marriage.

Top US and Indian officials, including Ambassador Kwatra and US Deputy Secretary Campbell, visited NASA's Johnson Space Center to bolster space cooperation. They reviewed the progress of joint ventures, including training of Indian astronauts for a 2025 International Space Station mission and the upcoming launch of the NISAR Earth science satellite.

Arvind Kejriwal criticizes Amit Shah's remarks on Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, labeling them disrespectful and indicative of the BJP's perspective on the architect of the Indian Constitution. Kejriwal questions BJP allies, urging reflection on Shah's statement, which allegedly hurt millions. Shah's comments, made during a Rajya Sabha debate, targeted the Congress for invoking Ambedkar's name for political gain.

Chaos erupted outside Parliament as BJP MP Pratap Sarangi accused Rahul Gandhi of pushing him, causing an injury. Gandhi denied the claim, alleging BJP MPs obstructed and threatened him. Congress shared a video appearing to show BJP MPs blocking their entry to Parliament.

Opposition leader Mallikarjun Kharge reported being pushed by BJP MPs during a Parliament protest. The incident caused him to fall and injure his knees. Kharge struggled to enter the building. The INDIA bloc protested, demanding an apology from home minister Amit Shah. The protest escalated into a shouting match between opposing parties.

A scuffle broke out outside Parliament between BJP and INDIA bloc MPs after Rahul Gandhi approached BJP MP Pratap Chandra Sarangi, who had been injured during the confrontation. BJP MPs accused Gandhi of pushing Sarangi, while Gandhi denied the allegations and claimed he was obstructed and pushed by BJP MPs.

The Supreme Court Collegium's summons of a High Court judge for a personal explanation has sparked debate about its authority. High Court judges express concern over the Collegium's perceived overreach, suggesting its power to transfer judges influences judicial independence.

Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant extended Liberation Day greetings, commending the freedom fighters' valor and acknowledging Goa's progress. He praised the strides made towards a 'Golden Goa', recalling the 1961 'Operation Vijay' that freed the state from Portuguese rule.

Tragedy struck near Mumbai Harbour as a Navy speedboat collided with a passenger ferry, resulting in 13 deaths. The ferry, Neelkamal, capsized after the impact, leaving 101 rescued and several injured. A viral video captured the incident. Rescue operations involved multiple agencies. Survivors recounted the chaotic scene, with some still missing loved ones.

Prakash Ambedkar, grandson of B.R. Ambedkar, criticized Home Minister Amit Shah's remarks on the Constitution's architect, calling them reflective of the BJP's historical opposition. The controversy stems from Shah's comment about invoking Ambedkar's name, sparking outrage and demands for an apology from opposition parties.

Ex-Union minister P P Choudhary will lead the joint parliamentary committee (JPC) on the «one nation, one election» bills. The 31-member JPC includes first-time MPs Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, Anil Baluni, Sambit Patra, and Bansuri Swaraj. The committee will examine the two bills introduced in the Lok Sabha, proposing simultaneous Lok Sabha and state assembly elections.

Vijay Mallya asserts the banks have recovered twice the Kingfisher Airlines judgement debt. The Finance Minister reported recoveries exceeding Rs 14,000 crore. Mallya insists the debt was Rs 6,203 crore. He says he repaid the Rs 900 crore IDBI loan. Mallya denies wrongdoing and seeks relief. The government continues pursuing economic offenders.

Parliamentary proceedings were disrupted by heated protests from the opposition, accusing Home Minister Amit Shah of insulting B.R. Ambedkar. Prime Minister Modi defended Shah, dismissing the resignation demands as theatrics and accusing the opposition of spreading falsehoods.

India and China's Special Representatives held their first talks in five years, marking significant progress in normalizing ties. They affirmed the recent border disengagement agreement, discussed maintaining peace, and agreed on a roadmap for improving relations. Resuming the Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimage and boosting cross-border cooperation were also key outcomes.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced a new healthcare initiative, 'Sanjeevani,' promising free treatment for all Delhi residents over 60 at state-run and private facilities if re-elected. The scheme will utilize a card system, with registration beginning soon. This counters the central government's Ayushman Bharat scheme, which Delhi hasn't implemented.

Home Minister Amit Shah accused Congress of doctoring his Rajya Sabha speech and spreading falsehoods after being exposed as anti-Ambedkar, anti-Constitution, and anti-reservation. Shah asserted that BJP is exploring legal options and challenged Congress's demand for his resignation, highlighting their historical opposition to Ambedkar.