Baroness Debonnaire, a Labour peer of Indian heritage, has called for the removal of the Clive of India statue outside London's Foreign Office. She argues that the statue inaccurately portrays India's history and its relationship with Britain, particularly concerning the East India Company's exploitative role.

The Rajasthan High Court has supported a visually impaired MBBS student's plea to continue her studies, emphasizing that vision extends beyond eyesight. The court has instructed medical authorities to form an expert panel to evaluate Ankita Singodia's capabilities and suggest ways to help her finish the course after she lost her vision in an accident.

An 11-day anti-terror operation in Kulgam, Kashmir, is winding down after no contact with terrorists for 48 hours. The extensive search, triggered by intelligence about 3-5 militants, resulted in one local terrorist's death. Two soldiers, Lance Naik Pritpal Singh and Sepoy Harminder Singh, were also killed.

Heavy rains and inclement weather led to school closures in Rajouri, Reasi, and Poonch districts of J&K. The Jammu-Srinagar national highway faced disruptions due to mudslides, with rising water levels in rivers. The IMD forecasts more heavy rainfall, especially impacting Bhaderwah, Ramban, and other areas, causing road blockages and landslides, prompting authorities to issue advisories and establish helplines.

In Samba district, a night curfew has been imposed within two kilometers of the International Border, effective from 10 pm to 5 am for the next two months. This measure, coordinated with security agencies, aims to bolster border surveillance and deter illegal activities by regulating civilian movement during nighttime hours.

Pakistan has welcomed the US decision to designate the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and its suicide wing, the Majeed Brigade, as Foreign Terrorist Organizations. This move reinforces Pakistan's counterterrorism efforts, especially as the groups are blamed for attacks like the Jaffar Express hijacking.

Amidst ongoing «vote theft» allegations, AAP leader Priyanka Kakkar accuses the BJP of electoral fraud during the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections, criticizing Congress's silence on Delhi's irregularities while raising concerns elsewhere. Opposition parties, including Congress, protested in Parliament over electoral roll revisions, with Rahul Gandhi framing the issue as a fight to protect the Constitution.

TMC spokesperson Kunal Ghosh has issued a legal notice to the father of the RG Kar rape and murder victim following accusations that Ghosh bribed the CBI to compromise the case. Ghosh refuted the allegations, highlighting his own ongoing CBI cases and questioning the agency's susceptibility to his influence.

The Supreme Court's order to relocate Delhi-NCR stray dogs to shelters within eight weeks has sparked controversy. Supporters, including RWAs and attack victims' families, cite public safety concerns due to rising dog bites. Conversely, animal rights groups and politicians condemn the directive as inhumane and impractical, emphasizing the need for humane solutions like sterilization and vaccination.

Key political figures, including Amit Shah and Sonia Gandhi, participated in the Constitution Club of India elections, where Rajiv Pratap Rudy faced a strong challenge from Sanjeev Balyan for a crucial position.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat asserted India's growing global influence, citing its resilience and democratic strength. His remarks come amid opposition criticism of the BJP-led government, accusing it of undermining democracy through alleged electoral fraud.

Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah and Rahul Gandhi have criticized the Supreme Court's order on stray dogs, advocating for sterilization and vaccination instead of removal. They argue that treating stray dogs as a nuisance is cruel and ineffective, emphasizing humane solutions.

The Supreme Court is reviewing concerns about potential voter disenfranchisement in Bihar's electoral roll revision. The court highlighted a «trust deficit» between the Election Commission and the opposition, addressing arguments about excluded voters and document requirements. The court warned it might intervene if mass exclusion is proven, with the final roll due September 30.

National Human Rights Commission team is investigating alleged mass secret burials in Dharmasthala. The probe began with visits to key local institutions. The team is collecting records on unnatural death cases. Sanitation workers have given statements. A former worker claimed he buried numerous bodies, including women and minors. The inquiry is expected to continue for several days.

The Supreme Court has provided temporary relief to owners of older vehicles in Delhi-NCR. An interim order protects owners of diesel vehicles over 10 years old and petrol vehicles over 15 years old from coercive action.

Pakistan's Army chief General Asim Munir threatened India, mentioning the Jamnagar refinery as a potential target. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court upheld the Election Commission's decision that Aadhaar isn't conclusive proof of residence in Bihar's electoral roll revision. The cabinet approved four new semiconductor projects, boosting India's 'Make in India' initiative.

The request came after Pakistan’s army chief, Asim Munir, issued a nuclear war warning and former foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto made statements calling for action over India’s position on the water-sharing agreement.

Five Congress MPs, led by KC Venugopal, have requested a thorough investigation into alleged safety lapses on an Air India flight from Thiruvananthapuram to Delhi. The MPs cited a delayed departure, turbulence, a weather radar failure, and a near-aborted landing in Chennai.

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla has formed a three-member committee to probe allegations against Justice Yashwant Varma related to a “cash-at-home” controversy. The panel includes senior advocate P.V. Acharya, Justice Aravind Kumar of the Supreme Court, and Madras High Court Chief Justice Manindra Mohan Shrivastava.

The Supreme Court of India has mandated the immediate release of convicts across all states and union territories who have completed their court-mandated sentences, provided they are not implicated in other cases. This directive follows the court's concern about prisoners being detained beyond their sentence terms. The order was issued during the case of Sukhdev Yadav, convicted in the Nitish Katara murder, who finished his 20-year sentence in March.

The Times of India (TOI) has joined the Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI) to combat misinformation and strengthen trust in journalism. As the world's most-read English daily, TOI's participation reinforces its commitment to truth and credibility in the digital age. This partnership aligns TOI with other global news organizations in promoting content transparency and reader trust.

The Supreme Court is currently reviewing petitions challenging the Election Commission's decision to conduct a Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in Bihar. Allegations of discrepancies, such as inaccuracies in voter status, have been raised by petitioners.

Israel's Ambassador to India, Reuven Azar, strongly criticised Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra for her condemnation of the Israeli strike that killed Al Jazeera journalists, labeling her remarks as deceitful. Azar defended Israel's actions, stating they targeted Hamas terrorists and accused the group of using civilians as shields. Gandhi Vadra had accused Israel of committing genocide and criticized the Indian government's silence on the matter.

Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra condemned the Israeli strike that killed five Al Jazeera journalists, labeling it a «cold-blooded murder.» She lauded the reporters' dedication to truth, accusing Israel of silencing them before a planned Gaza offensive. Israel has long accused Al Jazeera of being a Hamas mouthpiece, a claim the network denies.

Pakistan's army chief, General Asim Munir, sparked controversy during his US visit by making anti-India remarks, including a threat to target Reliance's Jamnagar refinery. India strongly condemned Munir's «nuclear sabre-rattling» and questioned the safety of Pakistan's nuclear arsenal. Despite Pakistan's threats, India's military strength surpasses Pakistan's, with a larger active military and a growing nuclear arsenal.

Rahul Gandhi opposed the Supreme Court's order on relocating stray dogs. He called it a step back from humane policies. The court directed that Delhi-NCR localities should be free of stray dogs. It also ordered no captured dogs to be released back. The court warned against obstructing the capture drive. Police detained animal rights activists protesting the decision at India Gate.

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla has formed a three-member committee to probe allegations against Justice Yashwant Varma related to a “cash-at-home” controversy. The panel includes senior advocate P.V. Acharya, Justice Aravind Kumar of the Supreme Court, and Madras High Court Chief Justice Manindra Mohan Shrivastava.