Sanjay Raut criticized the Union government's decision to send all-party delegations abroad to address terrorism, suggesting the INDIA bloc should have boycotted it. He questioned the purpose of these government-funded delegations, arguing ambassadors are already handling the matter.

Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin urged non-BJP ruled states to unite against the Centre's alleged attempt to undermine the Supreme Court's verdict regarding the governor's role. President Murmu sought SC's opinion on its ruling that set deadlines for governors acting on bills. Stalin accused the BJP of using the President to challenge the judgment, potentially impacting states facing uncooperative governors.

Akhilesh Yadav responded to an offensive social media post by his party against the UP deputy CM which has created an uproar. Yadav assured such conduct would not repeat, but also criticised Pathak's remarks about socialists' DNA. An FIR was registered over the post earlier. BJP workers also protested in Lucknow and Amethi. Yadav urged restraint and introspection from Pathak. He also asked Pathak to protect the purity of politics.

Mayawati has appointed her nephew, Akash Anand, as the Bahujan Samaj Party's chief national coordinator, reversing his expulsion from March. This decision follows Anand's public apologies and pledges to dedicate himself to the party's mission, promising not to be influenced by his father-in-law. Mayawati emphasized her continued leadership and dedication to the BSP.

Following JNU and Jamia, IIT Bombay has suspended agreements with Turkish universities due to Turkey's pro-Pakistan stance during recent tensions. IIT Roorkee has also terminated its partnership with Inonu University.

CPI Kerala Secretary Binoy Viswam criticized Shashi Tharoor for leading a delegation to brief partner countries on terrorism, suggesting Tharoor seeks a place within BJP's influence in Congress. Tharoor defended his acceptance, citing national interest and a request from Kiren Rijiju, while Congress nominated other representatives like Anand Sharma and Gaurav Gogoi for the delegation.

Ali Khan Mahmudabad, an associate professor at Ashoka University, was arrested following a social media post concerning Operation Sindoor. The arrest, prompted by a complaint from a BJP Yuva Morcha leader, relates to Mahmudabad's remarks about the operation. The Haryana state commission for women had previously issued a notice regarding his comments, which he claims were misunderstood and not anti-women.

ISRO's Earth Observation Satellite launch failed due to a third-stage observation. A Mexican naval ship collided with the Brooklyn Bridge, injuring over 20. Travel vlogger Jyoti Malhotra was arrested for allegedly spying for Pakistan. Violent storms and tornadoes in the US killed at least 27, and Suresh Raina suggested Virat Kohli be awarded the Bharat Ratna.

The PDP has strongly criticized Omar Abdullah's remarks regarding the Tulbul Navigation Project and the Indus Waters Treaty, cautioning that such statements could destabilize the fragile peace along the Line of Control. The party deemed Abdullah's comments as irresponsible, especially given the current volatile climate.

Shashi Tharoor's acceptance of a government nomination for a global outreach team has stirred controversy within the Congress party, especially after his comments on the conflict with Pakistan. Jairam Ramesh criticized the government's nomination process as dishonest. BJP leaders questioned Congress's decision not to nominate Tharoor, citing potential jealousy or intolerance.

Following India's Operation Sindoor and subsequent diplomatic outreach, Pakistan announced its own international campaign led by Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari to present its perspective. This initiative aims to counter India's narrative after strikes on terror camps and retaliatory actions, as India dispatches all-party delegations to key nations to garner support and reinforce its stance against terrorism.

Chaudhary Charan Singh University (CCSU) has incorporated 'Bhartiya Sanchar ke Praroop' into its MA-JMC program. The course aims to educate students about traditional Indian communication methods found in epics like the Ramayana and Mahabharata. CCSU official states that this initiative blends ancient wisdom with modern journalism, highlighting examples like Sanjay's live narration and Hanuman's role as a messenger.

Following a deadly attack on tourists, India launched Operation Sindoor, targeting terrorist headquarters in Pakistan. Prime Minister Modi authorized a decisive response, overcoming concerns about Pakistan's nuclear capabilities and international pressure. Indian forces utilized intelligence and loitering munitions to strike key locations, showcasing advancements in military technology and joint operations, ultimately compelling Pakistan to seek a ceasefire.

Allahabad High Court has validated professor Naima Khatoon's appointment as Aligarh Muslim University's Vice-Chancellor, dismissing challenges to the selection process. The court emphasized the adherence to regulations and hailed the appointment as a progressive step for gender representation. Khatoon expressed faith in the judiciary, viewing the verdict as a reaffirmation of democratic values within the higher education system.

In a tragic incident near Bijnor, Constable Manoj Kumar lost his life while attempting to rescue suspects whose vehicle plunged into a canal after a high-speed chase. Despite suffering a fatal electric shock from downed power lines, he heroically alerted his colleagues to the danger, preventing further casualties. Police have arrested two suspects and are pursuing the remaining fugitives.

The Trump regime appointed Ismail Royer and Shaykh Hamza Yusuf to the White House Advisory Board. Both have alleged ties to Islamic jihadists. Lara Loomer, a Trump ally, criticized Royer's appointment. Royer was convicted in 2004 for terrorist activities. He admitted to aiding individuals in joining a Lashkar-e-Taiba training camp.

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) refuted Rahul Gandhi's allegation that External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar alerted Pakistan before Operation Sindoor. MEA clarified that Pakistan was warned at the early phase after the operation's commencement, countering the misrepresentation of facts.

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami launched the 'e-Rupi' system, a digital payment initiative for farmers, alongside four agricultural policies aimed at boosting the state's agricultural sector. The e-Rupi system will provide farmers with direct subsidy payments via e-vouchers for purchasing essential supplies.

YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra, known as Travel With Jo, has been arrested for allegedly spying for Pakistan. A video from an Iftar dinner at the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi shows her familiarity with Pakistani officials. Investigators claim she shared classified information after being connected with Pakistani intelligence during visits to Pakistan in 2023.

Asaduddin Owaisi urges the Indian government to seize the opportunity presented by spontaneous anti-Pakistan protests in Kashmir following the Pahalgam attack. He advises PM Modi and Amit Shah to embrace Kashmiris by ensuring their rights and protection, while simultaneously confronting Pakistan's destabilizing activities. Owaisi is also part of an all-party delegation for diplomatic outreach against cross-border terrorism.

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma has urged Rahul Gandhi to exclude a Congress MP from Assam, allegedly Gaurav Gogoi, from a delegation meant to expose Pakistan's terrorism. Sarma alleges Gogoi has Pakistan links through his spouse and a prolonged stay in the country, raising concerns about national security and the MP's ability to effectively criticize Pakistan given these alleged connections.

Jyoti Malhotra, a travel vlogger from Haryana, has been arrested. She is accused of sharing sensitive information with Pakistani intelligence operatives. Malhotra, known as “Travel with Jo,” allegedly contacted Pakistani officials through messaging apps. Authorities claim her actions violated the Official Secrets Act. She is accused of posing a threat to national security. Investigations are currently underway.

Shashi Tharoor's inclusion in the Operation Sindoor outreach program has sparked controversy, with the Congress party distancing itself from his pro-government stance on the India-Pakistan issue. Despite Congress suggesting other names, the government chose Tharoor to lead the delegation. In the recent past, Tharoor’s unflinching support for the government during the India-Pakistan standoff has raised eyebrows within his party.

Shashi Tharoor addressed his inclusion in an all-party delegation despite not being nominated by the Congress, stating the government chose who they deemed fit. He affirmed his commitment to the role, dismissing political undertones. This situation sparked reactions, with Congress leaders making veiled criticisms and the BJP questioning the Congress's motives for excluding Tharoor.

Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Saturday said that he is «honoured» by the invitation of the government to lead an all-party delegation, adding that when national interest is involved, he will «not be found wanting.»

Amidst political dynamics, Congress nominated four leaders for an all-party delegation, excluding Shashi Tharoor, despite his selection to lead the Operation Sindoor briefing. Jairam Ramesh shared the Congress's nominees, while Union Minister Kiren Rijiju emphasized national unity by including Tharoor in a separate delegation to convey India's firm stance against terrorism to key partner nations.

Following the announcement of an all-party delegation to address Pakistan-sponsored terrorism, BJP criticized Congress for omitting Shashi Tharoor from their initial list. BJP leaders accused Rahul Gandhi of disliking party members who support India's position. The controversy arose after Congress proposed names like Syed Naseer Hussain, whose supporter allegedly raised pro-Pakistan slogans, sparking further debate.