Meghalaya's Deputy CM, Prestone Tynsong, lauded the state police for swiftly solving the Raja Raghuvanshi murder case, countering claims of inefficiency. Following the arrest of the victim's wife, the family expressed gratitude to the Meghalaya police. Tynsong emphasized the state's safety for tourists and highlighted ongoing efforts to enhance security measures and invest in tourism infrastructure.

Justice Surya Kant, addressing Indian businessmen in Washington, emphasized the Indian judiciary's commitment to supporting the diaspora, particularly in property, inheritance, and custody issues. He highlighted efforts to ensure justice transcends borders, praised the diaspora's cultural contributions, and lauded their role in preserving India’s identity and values across generations and nations.

The Supreme Court declined Tamil Nadu's request for an immediate hearing regarding its suit against the Union government concerning the release of ₹2,291 crore under the Samagra Shiksha Scheme. The state argued that the fund withholding was impacting the education of approximately 48 lakh students, especially with the new academic year commencing on June 3.

The National Medical Commission (NMC) has warned that MBBS students admitted in 2024-25 whose details are missing from its portal may not be eligible to practice medicine. Despite multiple notices, the NMC has only received details for 1,15,250 out of approximately 1.18 lakh students.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Cyprus and Croatia, both EU members, as India aims to strengthen its presence in Europe. The Cyprus visit, only the third by an Indian PM, gains significance amid tensions with Turkiye over its support to Pakistan.

The CPI (Maoist) group, once a major threat, is now significantly weakened. Key leaders have been arrested, killed, or died. The politburo and central committee numbers have dwindled. Only a few armed cadres remain scattered. Security forces have offered surrender options. The organisation faces fragmentation due to sustained operations. The command structure is in tatters.

India anticipates holding nationwide simultaneous elections by 2034, contingent on the passage of a constitutional amendment. State assemblies elected after 2029 will have shorter terms to align with the 2034 general elections. A joint parliamentary committee is reviewing the 'one nation, one election' bill, potentially extending its tenure to visit states and gather feedback before finalizing recommendations.

India's defence ministry is set to approve the procurement of indigenous Quick Reaction Surface to Air Missile (QR-SAM) systems for the Army, costing ₹30,000 crore. These highly mobile systems, with a range of 25-30 km, can intercept hostile aerial threats.

Jammu and Kashmir CM Omar Abdullah has urged for faster forest clearances for crucial border road projects to improve regional infrastructure and connectivity. He instructed officials to prioritize pending cases during a meeting with Border Roads Organisation (BRO) director general Lt Gen Raghu Srinivasan.

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha inaugurated a cutting-edge CCTV surveillance system at the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine. The system includes 700 cameras with advanced features like facial and gesture recognition. This technology aims to enhance real-time monitoring, crowd management, and overall safety for devotees, ensuring a smoother pilgrimage experience.

Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah and DK Shivakumar are summoned to Delhi by Rahul Gandhi for a damage-control meeting following the Bengaluru stampede that killed 11 RCB fans. The Congress party faces criticism for allegedly shifting blame, prompting the high command to seek a detailed briefing on the administration's response.

Following a tragic incident where four passengers died falling from an overcrowded Mumbai local train, the Railway Board announced that all new non-AC local trains will feature automatic closing doors, similar to metro trains. Existing rakes will be retrofitted with this system later. The first train with the new system is expected by November and operational by January.

In a shocking incident in Ferozepur, Punjab, a woman named Ramandeep Kaur was allegedly sold multiple times and subjected to severe abuse. After being abandoned by her husband and parents, she was reportedly sold into prostitution and later forced into servitude, enduring physical exploitation and torture. Sikh organizations intervened, leading to a police complaint. Authorities have registered a case and arrested one suspect, Paramjit Kaur, while investigations continue.

In a shocking turn of events in the Meghalaya honeymoon murder case, one of the arrested suspects, Raj Singh Kushwaha, reportedly drove mourners to the funeral of the victim, Raja Raghuvanshi, in Indore. This revelation came to light after a funeral attendee recognized Kushwaha's photograph following his arrest.

Home minister Amit Shah highlighted significant progress in India's economic revival, social justice, and national security under the Narendra Modi government. Data indicates a substantial decrease in terrorism-related incidents in Jammu & Kashmir, Naxal violence, and Northeast insurgency between 2014-2024 compared to the preceding decade, alongside successful operations against insurgents and peace agreements.

FLY91's inaugural flight from Goa to Solapur marked a significant milestone, celebrated with a water cannon salute and attended by dignitaries. This new route, operating four times a week, enhances connectivity for pilgrimage, business, and tourism. The airline is committed to improving regional air access, connecting Solapur to its growing network of eight cities, including four in Maharashtra.

A Delhi court has granted Tahawwur Rana, accused in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, permission for a supervised phone call to his family. The court also requested a health report within 10 days and sought clarification on future regular calls. Rana, currently in judicial custody following his extradition, had requested family interaction.

BJP President JP Nadda asserted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 11 years in power have transformed Indian politics, shifting the focus from appeasement to performance and accountability. He highlighted the government's inclusive development approach, outreach to marginalized communities, and bold decisions like abolishing Triple Talaq. Nadda also emphasized India's economic progress and proactive governance during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rahul Gandhi has urged the Election Commission to specify the date for providing voter rolls from the Maharashtra and Haryana legislative elections, welcoming the decision to share electoral data from 2009-2024.

Meghalaya Police clarified that Sonam Raghuvanshi voluntarily surrendered at Nandganj Police Station in Ghazipur, Uttar Pradesh, in connection with the honeymoon murder case. She is currently under the safe custody of the Uttar Pradesh Police, and legal procedures are being followed for her transit and formal statement, as confirmed by Deputy CM Prestone Tynsong.

In a shocking twist to the Meghalaya murder case, Sonam Raghuvanshi allegedly confessed to plotting her husband Raja's murder during their honeymoon in Shillong. Meghalaya DGP I Nongrang stated Sonam hired assailants to kill Raja. Sonam surrendered in Ghazipur, UP, while three others were arrested. The couple was last seen near living root bridges before Raja's body was discovered.

BJP MP Nishikant Dubey has escalated his criticism of Rahul Gandhi, demanding an investigation into alleged historical links between the Nehru-Gandhi family and China. Dubey cites declassified documents from the 1961 Belgrade NAM Summit, questioning Jawaharlal Nehru's foreign policy and alleging it favored China's interests, ultimately harming India's strategic position and leading to the 1962 war.

As the BJP marked 11 years in power, Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge criticized the government, accusing them of undermining constitutional institutions and establishing a «dictatorship.» He alleged the BJP-RSS weakened democracy, the economy, and social harmony, fostering hatred and neglecting the rights of marginalized communities.

Sonam Raghuvanshi's father claims her innocence after she was arrested for allegedly hiring people to kill her husband during their honeymoon in Meghalaya. He accuses the Meghalaya Police of fabricating the story and plans to request a CBI inquiry.

Amit Shah's second visit to Tamil Nadu in two months aims to strengthen the BJP's position before the 2026 assembly election, following DMK's criticism of the Centre. Amidst alliance complexities with PMK leadership disputes and DMDK's Rajya Sabha seat dissatisfaction, the BJP seeks to consolidate NDA allies under new state chief Nainar Nagenthiran to challenge the DMK.

Justice Surya Kant emphasized the Indian judiciary's role in strengthening democracy by interpreting the Constitution, citing the Kesavananda Bharti case and the basic structure doctrine. He acknowledged the judiciary's proactive role in advancing rights while recognizing the tension between judicial intervention and the domains of elected branches. He underscored the importance of judicial independence for impartial decision-making.

PM Modi has directed the road transport ministry to establish clear standards for highway subcontractors and revise the selection criteria for supervision engineers due to concerns over poor quality work and damaged highways. NHAI has taken action against underperforming construction companies and consultancy firms, including penalties and debarment from bidding.

Andhra Pradesh, facing declining fertility rates, plans to incentivize larger families, reversing its previous two-child policy for local elections. Chief Minister Naidu aims to boost population and invest in human capital by offering financial incentives to bigger families and removing restrictions on maternity leave. The state is also providing childcare support and financial assistance for schoolchildren.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah distanced his government from the stampede deaths following an RCB victory celebration, blaming mismanagement by the police, KSCA, and RCB. He stated he was only informed of the incident nearly two hours after it occurred and had only approved the Vidhana Soudha event.

A multi-party Indian delegation, led by Shashi Tharoor, concluded a US visit aimed at garnering international support for India's counter-terrorism efforts after the Pahalgam attack. The delegation met with US leaders, including Vice President JD Vance, who expressed support for India's response.