The Rajya Sabha saw disruptions during Amit Shah's response on Operation Sindoor. Opposition members demanded Prime Minister Narendra Modi's presence. They protested India's cross-border strikes after the Pahalgam terror attack. Shah mentioned Operation Mahadev, where three terrorists were killed. Opposition MPs staged a walkout, insisting on a response from the Prime Minister. Jairam Ramesh criticized Modi's absence from the debate.

During the Operation Sindoor debate, Amit Shah addressed the Pahalgam attack, criticizing the opposition's alleged inaction against terrorism due to vote bank politics. He honored security forces for Operations Sindoor and Mahadev, which neutralized key LeT terrorists involved in the Pahalgam attack. Shah also attacked Chidambaram's questioning of the operation's justification, accusing Congress of prioritizing vote banks over national security.

The Congress party has strongly criticized the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party government. This criticism follows US President Donald Trump's decision to impose a 25% tariff on India. Congress claims India is paying for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's close ties with Trump. They highlighted Modi's support for Trump, yet tariffs were still imposed.

The Supreme Court addressed Justice Yashwant Varma's concern regarding the uploaded video of burnt currency notes found at his residence, acknowledging it shouldn't have been on the website. However, the court clarified that the publication doesn't invalidate parliamentary action against Justice Varma. Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal argued the video's release damaged his client's reputation.

Combining cutting-edge radar technology from both space agencies, NISAR will scan the planet's crust daily—tracking earthquakes, glacier shifts, forest biomass, and agricultural changes with unprecedented detail.

India and the UAE are set to deepen defence cooperation, focusing on maritime security through information sharing and joint manufacturing. A MoU was signed between the Indian Coast Guard and the UAE National Guard for enhanced cooperation. Discussions included training, industrial partnerships, and co-development of defence technologies like AI, building upon their strategic partnership established in 2015.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar addressed the Rajya Sabha on Operation Sindoor, following the Pahalgam terror attack. He affirmed the government's firm stance against terrorism, highlighting diplomatic actions, including potentially suspending the Indus Waters Treaty. Jaishankar refuted claims of US mediation for a ceasefire between India and Pakistan.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the return of the sacred Piprahwa relics of Lord Buddha to India after 127 years. Discovered in 1898, the relics were taken abroad during the colonial period. The government intervened after the relics appeared in an international auction, emphasizing India's dedication to preserving its cultural heritage and its deep connection to Buddhism.

B Y Vijayendra, Karnataka BJP President, dismissed Rahul Gandhi's protest in Bengaluru as funny. He questioned how Congress won in Karnataka if the Election Commission was manipulated. Vijayendra demanded apologies from Rahul Gandhi, Siddaramaiah, and D K Shivakumar. He accused them of undermining democratic institutions. Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar had alleged electoral process manipulation.

A UN Security Council report has implicated The Resistance Front (TRF), a proxy of Lashkar-e-Tayyiba (LeT), in the deadly Pahalgam attack. The report, explicitly mentions TRF's involvement and highlights the links between TRF and LeT, supported by Pakistan.

Congress leader Pawan Khera has criticized PM Modi, referencing Donald Trump's claims of brokering peace between India and Pakistan after the Pahalgam attack. Khera's remarks followed Rahul Gandhi's challenge to Modi to refute Trump's assertions in Parliament. Modi responded by stating no foreign leader requested a halt to Operation Sindoor, directly countering Trump's narrative.

India's drug advisory body is re-evaluating the doorstep delivery of medicines, initially permitted during the Covid-19 pandemic. This review follows concerns raised by the All-India Organisation of Chemists and Druggists, alleging misuse and increased unauthorized sales of prescription drugs. While the DTAB discussed the matter in April 2025, its final decision remains unclear, prompting debate after the pandemic's end.

The Supreme Court has permitted the Election Commission to release Bihar's draft voter list on August 1, following a special intensive revision. Concerns were raised about potential voter exclusion due to migration or reported deaths. The court emphasized its oversight, promising intervention if mass exclusions occur from the January 2025 voter base.

Rahul Gandhi accused PM Modi of exploiting the armed forces for personal image protection, alleging a «surrender» to Pakistan during Operation Sindoor by prematurely signaling de-escalation. He claimed Modi has «blood of Pahalgam» on his hands and criticized the government's lack of resolve, citing Trump's ceasefire claims.

Prime Minister Modi suggested that Shashi Tharoor and Manish Tewari were silenced by the Congress leadership regarding Operation Sindoor, despite their prior involvement in all-party delegations. Modi implied pressure from a single family within Congress was preventing them from speaking truthfully about Pakistan's role in terrorism.

In Rajya Sabha, the opposition demanded accountability from Home Minister Amit Shah for security failures leading to the Pahalgam massacre. They questioned PM Modi about the May 10 ceasefire with Pakistan and Donald Trump's alleged role. Opposition leaders criticized the government's lack of strategy against the Pakistan-China front and abstaining from IMF aid to Pakistan.

During a Lok Sabha debate on terrorism, Amit Shah accused Congress of shielding Pakistan, citing P. Chidambaram's remarks questioning Pakistan's involvement in attacks. Shah blamed Congress for Pakistan's creation and the failure to reclaim PoK, criticizing Nehru's ceasefire decision and Indus Waters Treaty.

Consumer case disposal rates have declined in 2024 and 2025 compared to previous years, despite exceeding filings in 2022 and 2023. This downturn is attributed to a significant increase in vacancies for presidents and members across state and district consumer commissions.

CISF's Project Mann, launched in collaboration with Aditya Birla Education Trust in November 2024, has aided over 75,000 personnel and their families in handling mental health concerns. The initiative has successfully reduced the CISF suicide rate below the national average. ABET has trained over 1,700 CISF officers to identify and manage low-risk mental health issues.