Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma advocated for removing «secularism» and «socialism» from the Constitution's Preamble, echoing RSS's suggestion. He believes these terms, added during the Emergency, contradict India's principles of Sarva Dharma Sambhava and its economic vision. Sarma urged the government to eliminate these words, viewing them as legacies of the Emergency that Prime Minister Modi is working to erase.

PM Modi engaged in a cheerful video call with Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, India's newest space traveller, congratulating him on his historic achievement. Shukla shared that he brought 'gajar ka halwa', 'moong dal ka halwa', and 'aam ras' to share India's culinary heritage with his international teammates, who thoroughly enjoyed the treats.

Vishwa Hindu Parishad issued a warning regarding potential attacks on Kanwariyas during the upcoming Kanwar Yatra. VHP emphasized the Yatra's significance for national unity. The organisation also advocated for stopping religious conversions. They reiterated the demand to free temples from government control. VHP highlighted Bharat's progress towards a Hindutva-based renaissance.

In a historic moment, Axiom-4 pilot Shubhanshu Shukla echoed Rakesh Sharma's sentiments from space, declaring India «truly majestic.» Interacting with PM Modi from the ISS, Shukla emphasized «oneness» and «Unity in Diversity,» highlighting the absence of borders from space.

A female law student was allegedly gangraped on her college campus in South Kolkata, igniting widespread outrage and a political battle between the TMC and BJP. The BJP strongly criticized Mamata Banerjee, alleging a failure to protect women, while the TMC defended its swift police action and accused the BJP of politicizing the incident.

Derek O'Brien and Asaduddin Owaisi have strongly criticized the Election Commission of India's voter verification drive in Bihar and West Bengal. They allege it's a disguised attempt to implement the NRC, potentially disenfranchising many, especially the poor.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi received the ‘Dharma Chakravarti’ title at Vidyanand's centenary. The event took place at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi. It marked the start of a year-long tribute. Vidyanand's contributions were showcased. He designed the Jain Flag and Emblem. The centenary will feature cultural, literary, and spiritual programs.

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar has entered the Constitution debate, affirming the Preamble's unchangeable nature. This follows the RSS's call to review 'socialist' and 'secular' terms, sparking political clashes. While BJP leaders support the review, the opposition, led by Rahul Gandhi, accuses the RSS-BJP of undermining the Constitution and promoting a hidden agenda.

BJP criticized the TMC government following a reported gangrape at a Kolkata law college, alleging the main accused's connection to TMC. Sambit Patra claimed the incident appeared state-sponsored due to the accused's TMC affiliation. BJP President JP Nadda formed a committee, including Satpal Singh and Meenakshi Lekhi, to investigate the matter and submit a report.

Amidst rising tensions, Iran's foreign minister taunted Israel and questioned US President Trump's nuclear deal intentions. Actress Shefali Jariwala tragically passed away at 42 due to cardiac arrest. In a strategic move, India is bolstering its naval presence by acquiring a stake in Sri Lanka's largest shipyard. Uddhav and Raj Thackeray are reuniting to protest the three-language policy in Maharashtra.

Chief Justice of India, Bhushan Ramkrishna Gavai, shared his personal journey at a Nagpur event, recalling his family's sacrifices and his father's dream of him becoming a lawyer dedicated to social good, inspired by Dr. BR Ambedkar. Gavai, who initially wanted to be an architect, also humorously recounted a cheque bounce case involving actor Hema Malini.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath addressed public grievances at Gorakhnath Temple, directing officials to resolve issues promptly. He also inaugurated 'Youth Adda' and launched the 'CM Yuva' app to boost entrepreneurship and employment, celebrating the state's MSME sector and the 'One District One Product' initiative. The CM highlighted the government's efforts to provide training and interest-free loans to support young entrepreneurs.

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has directed officials to establish a robust mechanism to prevent encroachment on government land and halt illegal sales. He emphasized forming interdepartmental teams at the district level to remove encroachments and appointing a nodal officer to oversee cases in plain areas. Dhami also ordered strict action against illegal encroachment on riverbanks and land forgery.

A female law student was allegedly gang-raped inside her college in South Kolkata's Kasba area, sparking outrage and raising concerns about women's safety. Following the incident, police swiftly arrested three individuals, identified as former students or staff of the college. The arrests occurred within 12 hours of the complaint, prompting political reactions and demands for strict punishment.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will embark on a five-nation tour commencing July 2, including first-ever visits to Ghana, Trinidad and Tobago, and Namibia. He will attend the Brics summit in Brazil, discussing global issues and holding bilateral meetings.

Tata Group took swift disciplinary action, suspending four senior officials from Air India SATS and warning others, after a video surfaced showing executives partying shortly after the tragic June 12 Air India flight 171 crash. The celebration, held at the Gurugram office on June 20, sparked public outrage, with over 3.

IIT-Madras is contemplating establishing a medical college to potentially elevate its global ranking and foster interdisciplinary research, according to Director V Kamakoti. The institution is also planning global research centers in Dubai, Malaysia, and Germany, alongside a sustainability campus in Puducherry, to enhance its international presence and address global challenges.

India has firmly rejected the authority of the Court of Arbitration under the Indus Waters Treaty, deeming it illegal and refusing to acknowledge its jurisdiction over the Kishenganga and Ratle hydropower projects in Jammu and Kashmir. The Ministry of External Affairs stated that India has consistently opposed the court's existence, considering its formation a breach of the treaty.

Opposition parties have strongly criticized RSS general secretary Dattatreya Hosabale's suggestion to review the words 'socialist' and 'secular' in the Constitution's Preamble, labeling it an attack on the Constitution's core values. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accused the RSS-BJP of wanting to replace the Constitution with 'Manusmriti'.

India is set to host the 2029 World Police and Fire Games (WPFG), marking a historic moment as the first South Asian nation to do so. Home Minister Amit Shah hailed it as a moment of pride, recognizing India's growing sports infrastructure under PM Modi's leadership.

A 24-year-old law student was allegedly gang-raped inside South Calcutta Law College by an alumnus and two senior students after she rejected a marriage proposal. The survivor reported a brutal assault, including filming and threats. Police have arrested the three men, triggering political uproar and protests, with the state government and national commission intervening.

Hydrogen-fuelled vehicles in India are set to receive distinct registration plates, as proposed by the road transport ministry. Commercial vehicles will feature a green top and blue bottom, with yellow characters. Private vehicles will share the same color scheme but display white characters.

Following President Trump's announcement of an impending trade deal with India, Congress is demanding transparency from the Modi government. They seek clarification on concessions made, especially given Trump's claims of leveraging trade for a ceasefire between India and Pakistan. Congress criticizes the government's silence and questions the deal's implications for Indian agriculture and industry.

Rahul Gandhi has intensified his criticism of the RSS following Dattatreya Hosabale's call to remove «socialist and secular» from the Constitution's Preamble. Gandhi argues that the RSS opposes the Constitution's emphasis on equality, secularism, and justice, accusing them of seeking to replace it with Manusmriti to disenfranchise the poor.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar marked the 50th anniversary of the Emergency by criticizing a controversial 1974 agreement that ceded Katchatheevu island to Sri Lanka, impacting Indian fishermen. He stated that such a decision wouldn't have passed with a functioning Parliament, highlighting the bypassing of democratic processes during the Emergency.

India has banned the import of specific jute products and woven fabrics from Bangladesh via land routes, restricting entry solely through the Nhava Sheva seaport, according to a Directorate General of Foreign Trade notification.