The Supreme Court has refused to issue interim orders regarding requests to postpone a planned march, as petitioners expressed concerns over potential disorder during the upcoming BRICS summit. The court underscored that law enforcement must maintain order and adhere to the law. Notices were sent to the Centre, with the case scheduled for a hearing on September tenth, urging both protesters and law enforcement to comply with legal standards.

SG seeks hearing on Sep 1; CJP had accused Centre of reneging on withdrawal of FIRs

Penguin Random House India has decided to pause the publication of Sonia Gandhi's memoir, citing an editorial disagreement. The publisher clarifies that this choice was not influenced by outside pressure but rather emerged from routine editorial evaluations. During the review process, some proposed changes were accepted while others were not. In the end, an unresolved issue led to the book's non-release in India, which the author's team acknowledged.

Amidst actions levelled by SC judge, Raj acting CJ Justice Sharma recuses from judicial work

Bihar and Jharkhand resolved a 25-year water dispute on Monday. The Sone river agreement was signed in New Delhi with Union Home Minister Amit Shah. This accord will provide irrigation and drinking water to millions of farmers and residents. The pact ensures adequate water for districts in both Bihar and Jharkhand. This agreement permanently resolves long-standing issues concerning water supplies.

Telangana's Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has called on Congress supporters to rally against KCR, demanding the opposition leader's resignation due to his confinement at a farmhouse. Reddy pointed out the considerable debt left by the prior government, alongside the excessive public spending on KCR's security measures. He urged KCR to participate in the next assembly session to address these pressing issues.

India's economy grew by 7.8 percent in the April-June quarter. Congress questioned the growth's impact on jobs and prosperity. Prime Minister Modi described the performance as an exemplary and herculean feat. Opposition leaders cited concerns about investment and consumer confidence. They also highlighted issues like unemployment and falling real wages.

India is bracing for below-average rainfall this September, signaling an early end to the monsoon season with overall inadequate precipitation. August set a record for high temperatures unseen since 1901, and the strengthening of El Niño conditions is further exacerbating the rainfall deficit. Unfortunately, neutral Indian Ocean Dipole conditions are failing to enhance monsoonal dynamics.

India rejected the Indus Water Treaty court ruling, stating the agreement remains in abeyance. Prime Minister Modi met Iran’s President Pezeshkian to discuss trade and West Asia peace. India’s GDP grew 7.8% in the first quarter of FY27, exceeding RBI estimates. A stranger’s warning helped over 370 Nepal schoolchildren escape a devastating flood. Tensions grew between Congress and TVK over the 2029 prime ministerial candidate.

IISc has launched a not-for-profit company to advance India's quantum computing potential. This new entity will serve as a thematic hub under the National Quantum Mission. It aims to unite researchers, industry, and startups for indigenous technology development. Shared facilities will support the creation and testing of quantum devices. The initiative seeks to build a skilled workforce and reduce foreign technology dependence.

Admiral Krishna Swaminathan, the Navy chief, emphasized the growing contestation in the maritime domain, highlighting a critical phase of strategic evolution and emerging threats. His remarks followed the induction of INS Nipun, a deep-sea diving vessel capable of operating at depths of 300 meters. This advanced ship is designed not only for submarine rescues but also excels in humanitarian missions and disaster relief efforts.

The Centre has asked the Supreme Court to quash FIRs against NEET protesters. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta presented this plea before the Chief Justice. The Supreme Court will hear this significant matter on September 1. Meanwhile, the Cockroach Janta Party announced a new protest march. This march will occur in Delhi on September 5 over unfulfilled assurances.

Student protests for improved school conditions have shifted from cities to villages across India. The Cockroach Janata Party's campaign exposed poor government school infrastructure in several states. State governments responded with new regulations and accelerated development projects. Political parties are now focusing on youth outreach and educational issues. This movement highlights youth as potential game-changers in electoral politics.