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ATF, commercial LPG prices cut as global crude cost eases
Commercial LPG and aviation fuel prices have seen a significant drop, with state-run companies cutting prices by Rs 183.5 and Rs 5 respectively. This easing follows a decline in global crude prices and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. However, domestic LPG and petrol/diesel prices remain unchanged, as oil companies continue to absorb losses from earlier elevated crude bookings.Airfare relief is also unlikely due to ongoing airspace issues. -
Flying abroad gets cheaper as Air India slashes fuel surcharges
Effective July 1, Air India is slashing fuel surcharges on international routes to Europe, North America, and Australia, responding to a drop in global jet fuel costs. This strategic decision not only seeks to encourage more travelers to fly, but it’s also under scrutiny by other Indian airlines who have yet to follow suit with similar announcements. -
WMO warns rapid development of El Nino during July-Sept; government reviews the situation of rainfall deficit
El Niño's rapid development threatens India with heatwaves and drought, exacerbating a 40% rainfall deficit in June that slashed Kharif crop sowing by 23%. The government is monitoring the situation, advising farmers on water-efficient crops and ensuring food grain availability. Meanwhile, flood-affected Northeast states will receive central teams to assess damage. -
Badrinath-Kedarnath Temple Committee orders inquiry after claims of donation theft
Allegations of misappropriated donations at Badrinath Dham have prompted an inquiry by the Shri Badrinath-Kedarnath Temple Committee. Chairman Hemant Dwivedi confirmed an investigation is underway, with explanations sought from staff. Strict action will follow if guilt is established. This follows similar scrutiny at the Ayodhya temple, where financial irregularities are being probed. -
TMC vs TMC: Ritabrata faction takes control of party HQ as rebellion intensifies
A significant power struggle has erupted within the Trinamool Congress as a rebel faction, led by Ritabrata Banerjee, seized control of the party's Kolkata headquarters. This move follows their appeal to the Election Commission to claim the party's name and symbol. The faction asserts its legitimacy amidst ongoing disputes with the Mamata Banerjee-led camp, escalating the internal conflict over organisational leadership. -
PM Modi to begin three-nation tour to Indonesia, New Zealand and Australia from July 6
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set for a significant three-nation tour of Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand from July 6-11. This visit aims to bolster India's ties with these nations. Notably, his trip to New Zealand marks the first by an Indian Prime Minister in nearly four decades, highlighting the growing importance of the recently signed Free Trade Agreement between the two countries. -
Evening news wrap: RSS demands strict action over Ram Temple donation scam; Centre summons Meta over Instagram ads promoting child abuse material & more
The RSS has demanded strict action regarding alleged embezzlement of Ram Temple donations in Ayodhya, welcoming the SIT probe. India maintains the Indus Waters Treaty remains suspended due to Pakistan's alleged support for terrorism. The Centre has summoned Meta over child abuse material on Instagram, while a Tibetan activist's self-immolation outside the UN highlights Tibet rights. Police are questioning a friend in connection with the Pune realtor's murder. -
WhatsApp username row: Meta team meets govt officials after notice, final reply due in 3 days
Meta officials met with Indian IT ministry representatives following a government notice regarding WhatsApp's new username feature. New Delhi expressed concerns that the feature could facilitate cybercrime, including impersonation and fraud. WhatsApp has stated the feature is not yet live and will include safeguards like optional usage and reserved prominent usernames to prevent misuse. The government awaits a final response before allowing the rollout. -
Govt pulls plug on Chinese apps used to stop e-rickshaws
In a significant move, authorities have instructed Google and Apple to take down three Chinese battery management applications—BAT-BMS, Lossigy, and Epoch-i-ion—from their platforms. The apps have allegedly been exploited to remotely shut down battery-operated vehicles like e-rickshaws, endangering the livelihoods of drivers. This highlights a concerning trend, shifting the focus from mere data security to tangible interference with electric vehicles operating on Indian streets, prom -
'Pakistan must stop backing terror': India says Indus Waters Treaty 'in abeyance'; conveys views on Teesta to Bangladesh
India's stance on the Indus Waters Treaty remains firm, with the agreement suspended due to Pakistan's continued support for cross-border terrorism. The MEA reiterated this position, emphasizing Pakistan's need to cease its sponsorship of terror. Meanwhile, India has communicated its views on the proposed Teesta River project to Bangladesh, assuring cooperation based on mutual understanding and consultations. -
Maharashtra's Uniform Civil Code: Committee to draft legislation in two weeks
Maharashtra is set to establish a committee within two weeks to draft legislation for a Uniform Civil Code. This move follows an announcement that the state will implement UCC, with a retired high court judge to head the drafting panel. The UCC aims to create a common legal framework for personal matters like marriage and inheritance, currently in place in Goa, Uttarakhand, and Assam. -
'Extremely pained & angered': RSS asks SIT to take strict action in Ram Temple donation row, warns of 'anti-Hindu conspiracies'
The RSS expressed deep pain and anger over alleged donation embezzlement at the Ayodhya Ram Temple, demanding strict action against culprits. RSS general secretary Dattatreya Hosabale urged the Hindu community to remain vigilant against those exploiting the incident to defame them. He welcomed the SIT probe and stressed the need for transparent temple administration to uphold devotees' faith. -
'Gravest threat from Modi-Shah regime': Opposition writes to CJI, raises concerns over SIR
Twenty-four opposition parties and an independent MP have penned a letter to the Chief Justice of India, voicing grave concerns over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process and the Election Commission's perceived partisan role. The joint communication highlights a lack of transparency and administrative confusion, urging the Supreme Court to intervene and restore faith in the electoral system. -
'Hindu maaf nahi karega': Uddhav Thackeray announces 'Ram Raksha' protest over Ram Temple donation theft row
Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray has announced a "Ram Raksha" protest starting July 5, alleging embezzlement of donations at the Ayodhya Ram temple.He called for accountability from the BJP, citing sacrifices made during the temple movement and questioning if funds were used to poach opposition leaders. Thackeray vowed that "Hindus will not forgive" such alleged "loot in the name of Hindutva." -
'Ab Hindu maaf nahi karega': Uddhav announces ‘Ram Raksha’ protest over temple donation theft row
Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray has announced a "Ram Raksha" protest starting July 5, alleging embezzlement of donations at the Ayodhya Ram temple.He called for accountability from the BJP, citing sacrifices made during the temple movement and questioning if funds were used to poach opposition leaders. Thackeray vowed that "Hindus will not forgive" such alleged "loot in the name of Hindutva." -
'E20 petrol forcibly enforced': Kejriwal seeks public inputs for letter to PM Modi, says country now 'experimental lab'
Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal has accused the Centre of "forcibly imposing" 20% ethanol-blended petrol (E20), claiming it damages vehicles and reduces mileage. He plans to write to Prime Minister Modi about widespread public anger. This follows similar criticism from Karnataka minister Priyank Kharge, who alleged the government conducted an "experiment" without adequate consultation. The Petroleum Ministry, however, maintains the Ethanol Blending Programme is scientifically validated. -
Japan backs India’s 2027 target for Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project: All you need to know
Japan has reaffirmed its strong backing for India's high-speed rail ambitions, supporting the 2027 target for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad corridor's initial operations. This commitment, alongside a new mobility partnership, signals deeper cooperation in advanced transport. Prime Minister Modi also invited Japanese firms to join India's expansive 7,000-km high-speed rail network vision, underscoring a growing bilateral strategic alliance. -
'Police regime': Stalin slams Tamil Nadu CM Vijay over ex DMK MLA's arrest
Former Chief Minister MK Stalin has slammed his successor, accusing the government of running an "action cinema-style police regime." Stalin claims the administration prioritizes arresting opposition MLAs over addressing rising crime rates, including sexual assault cases. He alleges the Chief Minister is using arrests to silence critics and maintain power through questionable means, rather than focusing on public welfare. -
DK Shivakumar meets Siddaramaiah as he completes one month as Karnataka CM
Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar marked his first month in office by visiting former CM Siddaramaiah, seeking his blessings. Shivakumar expressed deep gratitude for Siddaramaiah's visionary leadership and extensive administrative experience, highlighting their invaluable contribution to the state's progress and public welfare. This meeting underscores a spirit of respect and continuity within the Congress party as they continue their work for a stronger Karnataka. -
Honeymoon murder case: Why SC refused to cancel Sonam Raghuvanshi's bail order
The Supreme Court declined to revoke bail for Sonam Raghuvanshi, accused of her husband's murder during their honeymoon. The Meghalaya High Court had granted bail due to a significant clerical error where police cited a non-existent legal section, failing to properly inform her of the murder charge. Despite reservations, the apex court noted her release and adherence to bail conditions. -
India, Japan call for global action against Pakistan-linked cross border terror
India and Japan have jointly condemned Pakistan-sponsored terrorism, specifically naming Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed, and urged global action against terror entities.The leaders also expressed concern over maritime security in the East and South China Seas, opposing unilateral actions.Both nations reaffirmed their commitment to UNSC reforms and permanent membership bids, advocating for text-based negotiations.Discussions also covered the Middle East and Ukraine. -
Seafarer's body returned from Venezuela with 'missing' organs; Indian embassy seeks probe
The Indian Embassy in Venezuela is demanding a full investigation into allegations that Indian sailor Rakesh Chauhan's organs were removed before his body was sent home. His family claims he died suspiciously on a Venezuelan vessel, and a second post-mortem in India revealed his body was completely devoid of internal organs. The Forward Seamen's Union of India is also pushing for answers and has highlighted discrepancies in repatriation documents. -
PM Modi lists 'five sankalps' for Amarnath Yatra pilgrims as second batch leaves Jammu
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has extended his best wishes for the annual Shri Amarnath Yatra, urging pilgrims to embrace five key resolutions focusing on cleanliness, safety, environmental care, supporting local economies, and national service. The second batch of devotees has commenced their journey under robust security measures, with enhanced technology-driven surveillance in place. The pilgrimage, a significant symbol of India's spiritual heritage, continues until August 28. -
Big fish being shielded in Ram Temple donation case, claim Congress & AAP
Congress has urged Prime Minister Modi to order a Supreme Court-monitored probe into alleged irregularities surrounding Ram Temple donations, terming it a "chanda chori mega scandal." Citing the UP government's SIT probe as an "eyewash," the party claims top officials are complicit. AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal echoed these sentiments, alleging powerful individuals involved in land deals and temple construction are being shielded while minor figures are arrested. -
No sir: All regular teachers at two Delhi govt schools on SIR duty
Educators are questioning why classrooms are bearing the brunt of election duty, with entire teaching staffs at two Delhi government schools deployed for Booth Level Officer tasks. This leaves guest teachers to manage hundreds of students, raising concerns about inevitable academic loss, especially for board exam candidates. While acknowledging election importance, teachers advocate for equitable distribution of duties across schools to prevent educational disruption. -
India's Tokyo drift: PMs open 'new chapter' in ties with tech, energy and defence focus
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's visit marked a significant advancement in India-Japan relations, with both nations forging new agreements in AI, energy, and defense. A roadmap for economic security was adopted to strengthen supply chains for critical minerals and semiconductors.Discussions also focused on enhancing bilateral trade through a review of the existing CEPA, underscoring a partnership built on deep mutual trust. -
India's Tokyo drift: PMs open new chapter in ties
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's visit marked a significant advancement in India-Japan relations, with both nations forging new agreements in AI, energy, and defense. A roadmap for economic security was adopted to strengthen supply chains for critical minerals and semiconductors.Discussions also focused on enhancing bilateral trade through a review of the existing CEPA, underscoring a partnership built on deep mutual trust. -
'Minor' drop in mileage of vehicles due to E20, says Hardeep Singh Puri
Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri addressed public concerns regarding ethanol-blended fuel, dismissing social media narratives as "make-believe." He clarified that any mileage reduction in E20-fuelled vehicles is minor, with potential benefits like improved acceleration.The ministry has released a detailed note to counter misinformation and reassure vehicle owners about the safety and established practice of ethanol blending, citing historical support from figures like Henry Ford. -
Fuel prices to be cut only if global oil markets stay stable for next few weeks: Hardeep Singh Puri
Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri addressed public concerns regarding ethanol-blended fuel, dismissing social media narratives as "make-believe." He clarified that any mileage reduction in E20-fuelled vehicles is minor, with potential benefits like improved acceleration.The ministry has released a detailed note to counter misinformation and reassure vehicle owners about the safety and established practice of ethanol blending, citing historical support from figures like Henry Ford. -
Pharma pricing norms for new drugs eased
The government has significantly reformed the Drugs (Prices Control) Order, 2013, easing compliance for drugmakers. Overcharging liability is now narrowed, focusing only on stock sold above ceiling prices by retailers or distributors, not entire batches.New drug launches will also see simplified pricing approvals, reducing procedural delays and streamlining market entry for similar products.

