Former Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud discussed his tenure, emphasizing his commitment to constitutional principles and judicial impartiality. He touched on handling political pressures, dynasty allegations, and addressed key issues like the Ayodhya verdict and Article 370, defending the judiciary's integrity.

Aaditya Thackeray warns regional leaders Nitish Kumar and N Chandrababu Naidu about potential threats from the BJP, citing alleged efforts to weaken regional parties and electoral malpractice. He emphasizes the need for opposition unity to address these issues and ensure fair elections in India.

Bengaluru South MP Tejasvi Surya praised Hindustan Aeronautics Limited for the HTT-40, highlighting it as a symbol of India's self-reliance and technological proficiency. He noted its development as a transformation from foreign dependency, propelled by the Modi administration and the late Manohar Parrikar’s vision for self-reliance in defense.

Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi has refuted Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma's allegations that link his wife to the Pakistani intelligence agency ISI. Gogoi dismissed the accusations as false and asserted that the BJP is spreading lies due to a lack of substantial issues to discuss.

The Opposition walked out of the Rajya Sabha, accusing the government of removing dissenting notes from the JPC report on the Waqf (Amendment) Bill. Union minister Kiren Rijiju denied the claims, stating all proceedings were in accordance with the rules and dissent notes were included in the appendix.

Aaditya Thackeray met Arvind Kejriwal to assure support despite election defeat. He raised concerns about EVM and voter fraud, claiming elections are no longer free and fair. Thackeray highlighted BJP's intention to eliminate regional parties and stressed the importance of addressing voter name deletions, citing potential risks for other leaders facing similar issues.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Washington, DC, for a two-day visit focusing on bolstering trade, defense, and technology ties with the US. He met with key figures including President Trump and the newly confirmed Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has started his two-day visit to the US, where he will hold bilateral talks with President Donald Trump. Additionally, he will engage in business meetings and interact with Indian community members. Modi met US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard in Washington DC to discuss India-US friendship.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Washington, DC, for a two-day visit focusing on bolstering trade, defense, and technology ties with the US. He met with key figures including President Trump and the newly confirmed Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at Blair House during his two-day visit to the US and received a warm welcome from the Indian diaspora. Blair House, renowned for hosting global dignitaries, features premium accommodation with 119 rooms and rich American heritage. Modi's visit, adorned with the Indian flag, follows an invitation from US President Donald Trump.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a warm welcome from the Indian diaspora as he arrived in the US for a visit, invited by US President Donald Trump. Modi's visit aims to strengthen the India-US partnership, with discussions planned with the US leadership.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in the US for a two-day visit responding to an invitation from President Donald Trump. Modi aims to enhance the India-USA Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership, focusing on areas such as technology, trade, defense, and energy.

India and France have signed agreements to enhance cooperation in AI, civil nuclear energy, and regional development. Modi and Macron reaffirmed their strategic partnership, emphasizing the joint development of small modular reactors for sustainable energy. They also focused on the Indo-Pacific region, connectivity via the IMEEC corridor, skill development, and anti-terrorism measures.

A record of 12 JEE-Main questions were dropped due to errors, raising serious concerns about the NTA's exam integrity. The discrepancies and out-of-syllabus questions have eroded trust and caused frustration among students, overshadowing past error-free papers and highlighting the agency's lack of transparency and accountability.

The Uttarakhand high court has sought responses from the Centre and state govt on petitions challenging the Uniform Civil Code's provisions, particularly those impacting Muslim marriage customs. Contesting the new code's regulations, petitioners argue it infringes on fundamental rights and discriminates against scheduled tribes.

The Ongole breed of cattle, originating from Andhra Pradesh, made headlines as Viatina-19 fetched $4.82 million at a Brazilian auction, marking it the most expensive cow worldwide. Despite limited recognition in India, its unique traits are celebrated abroad. Viatina-19 also won the «Miss South America» title and secured a Guinness World Record.

Gwalior cyber police arrested three students in Noida for scamming a BSF officer of over Rs 71 lakh, falsely posing as Mumbai Crime Branch officers. They exploited his fear of arrest for money laundering, forcing multiple transactions. The suspects transferred the scammed funds to various locations and collaborated with a Chinese gang to convert the amounts into USDT.

India and France have agreed to collaborate on developing next-generation nuclear reactors, including advanced modular reactors and small modular reactors for civil use. The agreement emphasizes nuclear energy's role in enhancing energy security and transitioning to a low-carbon economy, with plans to increase India's nuclear power capacity significantly by 2032.

India has offered the Pinaka multi-launch artillery rocket systems to France, stressing it would enhance bilateral defense ties. Prime Minister Modi also discussed the acquisition of Rafale-Marine fighters and collaboration on Scorpene submarines with President Macron, underscoring ongoing defense partnerships between the countries.

French President Emmanuel Macron bid farewell to PM Narendra Modi at Marseille airport after a three-day visit, showcasing strong bilateral ties. The leaders co-hosted several events, including an AI summit and CEOs Forum, reinforcing their commitment to economic collaboration and diplomatic camaraderie.

US Vice President J D Vance endorsed PM Narendra Modi's view at an AI summit, agreeing that AI will enhance productivity without replacing humans. Modi emphasized investing in skills for an AI-driven future, noting that technology changes the nature of work. Both leaders discussed the positive impact of AI on various sectors and advocated for transparent and democratic technology development.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded French activists in Marseille for resisting Britain's effort to take Veer Savarkar back after his escape from a British ship in 1910. Modi, with French President Emmanuel Macron, visited the Mazargues War Cemetery to honor Indian soldiers. He noted Savarkar's bravery as a continuing inspiration.

Five students from the Government College of Nursing in Kottayam were arrested for allegedly ragging freshers. The third-year students subjected the victims to acts of cruelty, including being stripped and having dumbbells tied to their private parts. The arrested students recorded their actions and have been charged under sections of the Kerala Prohibition of Ragging Act.

Chiranjeevi faced backlash for his comments about wanting a male grandchild to carry on the family legacy. His remarks were labeled as sexist and misogynistic, sparking outrage on social media. Critics pointed out that daughters are equally capable of upholding the family legacy.

The death toll from Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) in Maharashtra has reached nine, with Mumbai and Pune reporting their first and eighth fatalities respectively. The total number of cases has risen to 203. Assam and Tamil Nadu have each reported a GBS-related death, while two suspected fatalities in Kolkata remain unconfirmed.

Two first-year BSc bio-chemistry students at Government College Kariavattom were attacked by SFI activists, resulting in severe injuries that required hospitalization. The students were forced to drink spittle-mixed water and were beaten with lethal weapons. Seven final-year students have been charged with various offenses.

Tensions erupted in Hyderabad’s old city when meat was found inside the Lord Shiva Temple within the Hanuman Temple complex. Protests ensued, leading authorities to investigate. CCTV footage later revealed that a cat had brought the meat, quelling potential unrest after police clarified the situation.