The Supreme Court acknowledged it lacks a quick fix for Delhi-NCR's severe air pollution, emphasizing the need to identify specific contributing factors. Justices will regularly review the issue, seeking solutions from domain experts and scientists to address the multifaceted problem.

Prime Minister Modi's declaration of Bengal as the BJP's next battlefield follows a thumping victory in Bihar. Meanwhile, the Congress faces an existential crisis in Bengal, squeezed between Mamata Banerjee's TMC and the rising BJP, with its own relevance rapidly diminishing.

Jammu Police apprehended a 19-year-old for plotting a terror attack, with suspected links to Pakistan-based handlers. Simultaneously, Kashmir Valley saw extensive raids targeting the banned Jamaat-e-Islami, aiming to dismantle terror networks. Authorities seized electronic devices and documents during these operations.

Nepal's central bank has released new Rs 100 notes featuring a revised national map that includes disputed territories claimed by India. This move reignites a long-standing border dispute, with India previously condemning Nepal's 2020 map update as an unacceptable «artificial enlargement» of claims.

The BJP has accused the Congress of using social media accounts based outside India to shape domestic political narratives. Citing X's location-tracking features, BJP MP Sambit Patra alleged that several Congress-linked handles, including those of leaders and influencers, appear to be operating from countries like the US, Ireland, and Pakistan, pushing specific narratives against the government.

It’s been about two years since GIFT City — the financial hub near Ahmedabad — began serving alcohol. As patrons gradually pour in, officials say it’s an apt model that balances prohibition and the need to attract a more globalised workforce

The Supreme Court has directed comedian Samay Raina and three others to host shows featuring specially-abled individuals with inspiring stories. These events aim to raise funds for the treatment of persons with disabilities, with the CJI emphasizing this as a social responsibility for well-placed individuals. The directive comes amid a plea against comedians for insensitive remarks about people with disabilities.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded India's Gen Z for their significant contributions to the burgeoning private space sector. He highlighted their innovative work in propulsion systems, composite materials, and satellite platforms, noting that over 300 space startups are shaping India's future in space. This praise comes amidst political discussions involving youth engagement and electoral integrity.

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Calls For A Change Of Mindset

Six individuals were remanded to three-day police custody following a violent protest against air pollution at India Gate. Police allege protesters attacked officers with pepper spray and raised pro-Maoist slogans, prompting an investigation into potential naxal links. Accused students claim torture and have moved for bail.

Former Chief Justice of India, B.R. Gavai, revealed he acted on instinct during a shoe-hurling attempt in the Supreme Court, choosing to continue hearings immediately. Despite the incident, he advised the Bar not to be distracted. The accused lawyer's outburst was reportedly linked to alleged remarks by Gavai, which the former CJI has denied.

Karnataka minister Satish Jarkiholi revealed Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has urged the Congress high command for a swift decision on leadership change. Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has consistently expressed his ambition for the chief minister's role. Jarkiholi plans to discuss the matter with Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge.

The Election Commission of India has expressed serious concern over the safety of poll officials in West Bengal following a security breach at the Chief Electoral Officer's office. The ECI has directed Kolkata Police to ensure immediate safety measures for officials at their offices, residences, and during travel, citing the sensitivity of upcoming elections.

The Aam Aadmi Party celebrated its 13th foundation day, attributing its growth to public trust and volunteer dedication. Arvind Kejriwal emphasized the party's people-centric approach, highlighting its commitment to honesty and service. AAP showcased its journey, including its governance in Delhi and Punjab, and its national party status, despite muted celebrations this year.

On Constitution Day, West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee urged citizens to protect democratic values, secularism, and federalism, calling the Constitution India's backbone. Opposition leaders, including Arvind Kejriwal and M.K. Stalin, echoed calls to defend constitutional ideals and resist forces undermining them, emphasizing the need to uphold justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity for all.