The NIA, in collaboration with Assam Police, has arrested Thanglienlal Hmar alias Boya, a key conspirator in the brutal killings of six individuals in Manipur's Jiribam district last November.

Rajya Sabha proceedings faced disruptions as Opposition demanded discussion on Bihar's electoral roll revision. Deputy Chairman Harivansh reminded members the issue is under court adjudication, lamenting the loss of over 30 hours due to adjournments. He cited a 1997 resolution on maintaining parliamentary decorum, rejecting notices for discussion under Rule 267. Despite protests, the House was adjourned until noon.

An Air India flight AI 2017 from Delhi to London returned to the terminal on Thursday due to a suspected technical issue in its Boeing 787 Dreamliner. The pilots decided to discontinue the take-off as a precautionary measure. Consequently, Air India arranged an alternative Dreamliner, which departed around 6 pm.

A tragic incident has unfolded in Patna's Janipur locality, where the burnt bodies of two children were discovered in their home. Police have initiated an investigation into the cause of the deaths, which remain unknown at this time. The children's mother is employed as a security guard at AIIMS Patna, while their father works in the Election Commission, according to authorities.

Punjab is gearing up for a massive commemoration of Guru Tegh Bahadur's 350th martyrdom anniversary in Sri Anandpur Sahib, starting November 23. The three-day event anticipates over 10 million devotees, including NRIs from across the globe. Preceding the main event, “Mashaal-e-Shahadat Yatras” will begin from Srinagar and various regions of Punjab, converging at Anandpur Sahib.

Arvind Kejriwal, addressing a gathering on Udham Singh's martyrdom day, accused previous governments of ruining Punjab, while praising the Bhagwant Mann-led AAP government's efforts in combating drug smuggling and revolutionizing education. He highlighted the arrest of drug lords, improvements in government schools, and increased electricity supply for farmers.

BJP MP Ravi Kishan has urged the government to regulate food prices, quantity, and quality across Indian eateries, from roadside dhabas to five-star hotels. He highlighted the inconsistency in pricing and portion sizes, using the example of varying samosa prices. Kishan proposed a law to ensure fair value for consumers by standardizing food service practices, similar to packaged food labeling.

The Supreme Court is set to determine the status of Rohingyas in India, prioritizing whether they are refugees or illegal immigrants. This decision will dictate their rights and protections, as well as the justification for potential deportation by the government.

The Election Commission has completed the electoral college list for the upcoming Vice Presidential election in 2025. This follows Jagdeep Dhankhar's resignation from the Vice President post. The list includes elected and nominated members of Rajya Sabha and elected members of Lok Sabha. The official notification for the election is expected soon.

A special NIA court acquitted all seven accused in the 2008 Malegaon blasts case, citing lack of evidence. BJP leaders slammed the Congress for fabricating the «Hindu terror» narrative, demanding an apology. Owaisi questioned the probe, while the Congress defended its record, asserting that terror has no religion. Victims' lawyer plans to challenge the acquittal in higher court.

A woman in Chhattisgarh, allegedly trafficked and coerced into conversion, accuses Bajrang Dal activists of forcing her to give a false statement and claims police mishandled her statement. She asserts she willingly traveled with the nuns for work, while her parents vouch for their innocence. Bajrang Dal denies the allegations, stating CCTV footage will reveal the truth.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah supports Rahul Gandhi's allegations of «poll theft» against the Election Commission, stating that Gandhi possesses evidence. Gandhi plans to protest in Bengaluru on August 5 and present his findings to the Election Commission officials, claiming to have uncovered a systematic method of voter list manipulation in a Karnataka constituency. The Election Commission has refuted Gandhi's accusations.

Enforcement Directorate searched several locations in Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The searches relate to a financial fraud case involving Andaman and Nicobar State Cooperative Bank. The agency suspects irregularities in loan disbursements to shell companies. These companies allegedly benefited Kuldeep Rai Sharma, former MP and ANSCB vice-chairman. The entities secured loans exceeding Rs 200 crore through fraudulent means.

Shashi Tharoor voiced serious concerns over Trump's proposed tariffs on India, warning of potential damage to trade relations. He highlighted the unreasonableness of US demands and suggested India should explore diversifying its markets if negotiations fail. Tharoor emphasized India's strong domestic market and its ability to withstand potential trade disruptions, advocating for strong support for negotiators.

Donald Trump's tariff announcement triggered reactions from Indian opposition leaders. Rahul Gandhi criticized the Modi government's economic policies. Asaduddin Owaisi condemned Trump's actions. Mallikarjun Kharge questioned Modi's silence. Pawan Khera mocked the foreign policy. Shashi Tharoor expressed concerns about trade relations. Priyanka Gandhi Vadra questioned Modi's diplomatic efforts. Akhilesh Yadav worried about the economy and employment.

A video from Yadgir railway station went viral showing a ticket clerk in Karnataka neglecting a long queue of passengers while engrossed in a phone call. The clerk's behavior sparked outrage, leading to his suspension by officials from the Guntakal railway division. Disciplinary proceedings have been initiated following the social media backlash and commuter complaints about the significant delays.

The Congress party has strongly criticized Prime Minister Modi, alleging compromised national interests after President Trump imposed tariffs and penalties on Indian trade. Trump's remarks about India's relationship with Russia and new energy partnership with Pakistan have heightened concerns.

A special NIA court acquitted Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur, Prasad Purohit, and five others in the 2008 Malegaon blast case, citing lack of evidence and procedural lapses. The court stated that the UAPA could not be applied due to defective sanction orders and noted the prosecution failed to prove key evidence. Families of the deceased will receive compensation.

Rahul Gandhi, echoing Donald Trump's assessment, declared the Indian economy «dead,» citing the Modi administration's policies. He blamed the Adani-Modi partnership, demonetization, flawed GST, and the failure of 'Assemble in India' for the economic decline. Trump criticized India's high tariffs and suggested India and Russia could face economic downturns together.

US President Donald Trump's announcement of a 25% tariff on Indian imports sparked criticism. Congress leaders like P Chidambaram questioned the effectiveness of 'Dosti' over diplomacy. Jairam Ramesh highlighted potential setbacks to India-US relations. The Centre responded by stating it is studying the implications and remains committed to protecting national interests.

Pragya Singh Thakur, after being acquitted in the 2008 Malegaon blasts case, declared it a victory for 'Bhagwa,' alleging a conspiracy to defame it. The NIA court acquitted all seven accused, citing the prosecution's failure to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt.