Government MPs criticized opposition for politicizing the NEET-UG paper leak issue. They highlighted government dialogue with students and a proposed stronger law. Senior ministers held talks with students and activist Sonam Wangchuk. A fast-track court and task force were established to address concerns. The proposed bill aims for stringent punishment and time-bound investigations.

Rajya Sabha saw a heated debate during the Public Examinations Bill discussion. Opposition leader Mallikarjun Kharge cited Manusmriti, alleging its influence on BJP's curriculum. JP Nadda challenged Kharge to produce the original manuscript for authentication. Kharge quoted alleged discriminatory verses against Shudras from the ancient text. BJP MP Sudhanshu Trivedi countered, referencing Ambedkar's writings on the era.

According to the US president, as disarmament is completed, the International Stabilization Force will work with a new Palestinian police force to ensure safety

Gennady Gatilov says that the issue of the Russian language has long been used by the geopolitical opponents as a tool to «separate the former Soviet republics from Russia by any means»

The US president said that Washington was «looking at it»

According to Andrey Grozov, the visa issue remains «the most sensitive area» in relations with Vienna

The US president told the Financial Times that his attention was focused on ending the conflict

Sixteen Indian nationals, including ten seafarers, have died in the West Asia conflict. Seventy-five other Indian nationals sustained injuries in the same regional conflict. In a separate incident, twelve Indian nationals perished at Qatar's Ras Laffan Gas Facility. The government is coordinating with host nations to repatriate mortal remains. Injured individuals received medical treatment and necessary assistance from Indian missions.

Parliament approved a bill to amend the anti-paper leak law. This legislation introduces stricter punishments for individuals involved in exam malpractices. Prime Minister Modi stated this is a crucial step for a credible exam system. The bill proposes significant jail terms and substantial fines for offenders. It also empowers governments to establish special fast-track courts for these cases.

Rajya Sabha saw a political storm after Mallikarjun Kharge questioned Amit Shah's absence and silence. He clarified his remarks meant people's power for accountability, not physical force. Opposition MPs questioned the effectiveness of the new anti-paper leak bill. Several parties demanded the government scrap the NEET exam. The debate highlighted ongoing concerns about student protests and exam integrity.

The Supreme Court questioned Parliament's decision to exclude the Chief Justice of India from the selection panel. Justices noted the CJI's inclusion in other key appointment committees. The court heard arguments challenging the 2023 Act's appointment process. The government urged the court not to question legislative wisdom. The bench clarified it was not questioning the Prime Minister's trustworthiness.

India's July monsoon rainfall exceeded expectations, defying earlier forecasts of below-normal precipitation. This unexpected recovery eased fears of a significant monsoon shortfall for the nation. However, rainfall distribution remained uneven across different regions of the country. Experts now emphasize that El Nino alone cannot explain India's changing rainfall behaviour. Climate change is increasingly altering monsoon patterns, making predictions more complex.

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A dispute between several woman along a footpath in Singapore saw one woman ending up on her knees and being dragged by her hair.A clip of the fight circulating on social media since Monday (July 27) shows a woman in a red top sliding around a grass patch as a woman in a black shirt forcefully pulls at her hair.The posts claim that the fight occurred outside City Plaza in Paya Lebar.In the video, three women approach the duo, though it is unclear if they are joining or attempting to break up the fight.The woman in the black shirt is eventually pulled away by another person.But the conflict appears to carry on, with the woman in red walking across the footpath to confront a woman dressed in orange and they almost come to blows again.It is unclear what they are saying.At this moment, a female cyclist who had stopped because of the commotion urges them to stop, saying she would call the police.The women appear to disperse after the cyclist's intervention.Another video posted online shows at least two women being led to police vehicles.AsiaOne has reached out to police for more information.

Malawi’s Minister of Defence Feston Kaupa has moved to quell growing public unease over a controversial military boundary-marking exercise, insisting the operation is nothing more than a re-establishment of existing army land — and not, as some communities fear, a land grab. Speaking on the sidelines of Parliament, Kaupa explained that panic had spread among […] The post ‘Stay away or risk your life’ — Minister’s chilling warning over unexploded army bombs appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

The UTM Party has broken its silence over the reported exclusion of Vice President Jane Ansah from a Cabinet meeting held in Lilongwe, warning that what may look like a mere procedural oversight in fact exposes something far more troubling at the heart of government. In a hard-hitting press statement made available to Nyasa Times, […] The post UTM invokes memory of late Chilima after VP Ansah ‘shut out’ of Cabinet appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

Reserve Bank of Malawi Governor George Partridge has laid down the gauntlet to Silver Strikers, urging the club to keep chasing silverware and pledging the bank’s full backing as they push on through the season. The Governor delivered his rallying call during a meeting with the club’s hierarchy — board members, coaches and players — […] The post Bankers vow full backing as Partridge challenges Silver Strikers to keep winning appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

Malawi’s Minister of Finance Joseph Mwanamvekha has moved to reassure the nation that plans by the British government to slash financial support to the country by a staggering 90 per cent will not derail the 2026/27 national budget — insisting the dramatic cut had already been factored in before the budget was drawn up. The […] The post 90% gone: Britain’s dramatic aid cut set to reshape Malawi’s budget appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

Motorists heading into Mzuzu City are being warned to brace themselves for a fresh cost at the pump — with the Mzuzu City Council (MCC) set to introduce controversial new road user fees for vehicles entering the city from next month. The new charges will come into force from 10 August, according to a notice […] The post Council to charge drivers entering Mzuzu — three checkpoints confirmed appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

Maria Zakharova added that the West had blocked access to all alternative viewpoints

The publication emphasized that Ukraine is unable to produce them on its own

The tennis player defeated Australia's Maya Joint

The player defeated Indonesia's Janice Tjen

Russian companies VK, RuStore, Yandex Ads, and the Moscow Department of Culture's Creative Industries Agency will participate in the event

England and other UEFA nations are prepared to boycott the next World Cup should FIFA go ahead with their plans to sell shares of their flagship tournament. 

The Prime Minister (PM) of Papua New Guinea (PNG), James Marape, and the President of Timor-Leste, José Manuel Ramos-Horta, are among the guests invited to attend the country’s 46th Independence anniversary in Port Vila.

As Vanuatu celebrates 46 years of independence, a former police officer has shared a remarkable story from one of the country’s most turbulent periods—recounting the night he helped save the life of the man who would one day become the…