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Omar Abdullah asks Centre to take humanitarian view on Wangchuk
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah expressed concern over Sonam Wangchuk's health.He urged the central government to adopt a humanitarian approach to the issue.Wangchuk has been fasting for nineteen days and has lost significant weight.Abdullah drew parallels with the UPA government's engagement with Anna Hazare.He stated Wangchuk's demand for NEET examination accountability was justified. -
Long-term exposure to air pollution could lead to dementia, warns WHO
New WHO guidelines suggest up to 45% of dementia cases are preventable.Tackling risk factors like high blood pressure and air pollution is advised.Healthy lifestyles and managing chronic diseases significantly influence brain health.The guidelines recommend regular physical activity and quitting tobacco use.Routine vitamin and omega-3 supplements are not advised without diagnosed deficiency. -
PF for self-employed, workers in unorganised sector on way
Employees Provident Fund Organisation is developing a universal provident fund scheme.This new plan will cover millions in the unorganised sector and self-employed individuals.Subscribers can contribute daily or annually with tax benefits on their savings.The agency is studying global models to finalize the basic framework for this initiative.This self-financing scheme aims to extend retirement savings beyond the current EPFO network. -
Unite to fight terror, organised crime, Ajit Doval urges Bimstec
NSA Ajit Doval chaired the Bimstec national security chiefs meeting in New Delhi.The grouping discussed practical solutions to combat terrorism and organized crime.Security chiefs also endorsed principles for maritime law enforcement interactions at sea.Doval stressed closer regional cooperation to tackle evolving security challenges effectively.Bimstec unites dynamic regions with significant global population and economic influence. -
Call all-party meet to discuss delimitation bill: Kharge to PM Modi
Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge requested an all-party meeting with Prime Minister Modi. He seeks details on the revised Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill. Reports suggest the government plans to reintroduce the delimitation bill soon. Congress believes the government lacks the required majority for constitutional amendments. The party remains in touch with opposition parties regarding the bill. -
Govt plans bill to punish those who insult, block Vande Mataram singing
Delimitation, women's quota bills not on agenda yet -
No leak of Kudankulam nuclear reactor data, clarifies minister
Union minister Jitendra Singh asserted no sensitive data breach occurred at Kudankulam nuclear plant.Nuclear Power Corporation of India confirmed core systems remained untouched by the incident.Reliance Infrastructure's contract involved conventional services, not core nuclear systems.A third-party data center provider reported a partial data breach attempt.Isro sources clarified that scientist and engineer resignations are within normal levels. -
Skyroot Aerospace to launch India’s first private orbital rocket on Saturday
India's private space sector is poised for a significant advancement this Saturday. Skyroot Aerospace will launch the Vikram-1, its first orbital-class rocket. This historic mission, named Mission Aagaman, will lift off from Sriharikota. The rocket carries technology demonstration payloads and unique artwork into space. This launch marks a major milestone for India's burgeoning private space industry. -
'Not a blanket bar': Supreme Court clarifies bulldozer order
The Supreme Court clarified its prior ruling on demolitions. Bulldozers can remove illegal constructions and encroachments on public land. This action requires strict adherence to municipal laws and procedures. Individual contempt petitions will be handled by jurisdictional High Courts. Fact-finding exercises will ascertain if authorities acted arbitrarily in demolitions. -
Avoid deploying sailors on vessels moving via Strait, DGMA tells companies
India's shipping regulator has advised against deploying seafarers in the Strait of Hormuz. This directive follows recent attacks on merchant vessels in the West Asia region. Two attacks on Tuesday involved commercial ships carrying thirty Indian seafarers. The directorate cited heightened security and ongoing conflict as reasons for enhanced measures. Fleet owners were previously asked to restrict seafarer deployment in this area. -
Acquitted 45 years on, after serving life term; murder in 1977, conviction 1981, clean chit 2026
The Supreme Court acquitted three surviving accused in a 49-year-old murder case.This decision came after the accused had served life imprisonment sentences.The court found serious infirmities in the prosecution's case and witness testimonies.Inconsistencies in witness accounts led to granting the benefit of doubt.The prosecution failed to establish guilt beyond reasonable doubt, leading to acquittal. -
NEET-UG results declared: 2 score 715/720, 19 cross 700
NEET-UG 2026 results revealed higher top scores following a nationwide retest. Aryan Gupta from Punjab secured the top position with a score of 715. Over 93% of candidates scoring above 690 were first-time test-takers. Women accounted for over 58% of the qualified candidates this year. The National Testing Agency declared results to keep medical admissions on track. -
Fema a civil law, RBI alone can compound offences, says ED
The Enforcement Directorate clarified Fema's role as civil legislation for voluntary compliance. Reserve Bank of India is the competent authority for compounding eligible contraventions. The ED issues a no-objection certificate to the central bank for compounding offenses. RBI recently closed a Fema case against Apothecon Pharmaceuticals after a penalty. This action follows master directions prescribing a compounding matrix for determining amounts. -
Does marital rape law shield men from unnatural sex prosecution?
The Supreme Court will examine if husbands can face charges for sexual acts causing harm. This question arises despite existing exemptions for marital rape under penal laws. The court will begin final hearings on these pending pleas from September ninth. The central issue is whether the court can create a new offense by striking down exceptions. The Centre opposes criminalizing marital rape, citing marriage as a unique relationship. -
Formulate policy to free elderly, terminally ill prisoners: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ordered states and Union Territories to create a policy for releasing elderly and terminally ill prisoners.This directive ensures constitutional values are upheld even within prison walls.The court emphasized that dignity and humane treatment remain paramount for all inmates.Data shows over 5,000 prisoners fall into these vulnerable categories.The policy must be formulated within the next three months. -
Quote of the day inspired by Ashoka the Great: 'As long as there are people who approach the gods with greedy hearts, there will be priests with greedy hearts to receive them' and how true salvation lies in compassion and selflessness
Throughout history, the quest for immediate gratification has led to spiritual manipulation. Emperor Ashoka stood against those who exploited the fears and hopes of individuals, highlighting the transactional nature of faith. Today, the prosperity gospel and wellness movements reflect this enduring cycle. To escape this repetitive loop, we must recognize that genuine growth transcends simple transactions. -
Amit Shah to review border security, law and order during three-day Bengal tour
Home Minister Amit Shah will visit West Bengal for three days starting Friday. He will review border security and governance matters during his important trip. Shah will interact with BSF personnel and inaugurate development projects near the border. Later, he will chair meetings on law and order and new criminal laws. The minister will also inaugurate a museum and lay a foundation stone for Amul Dairy. -
Srinagar court grants NOC for passport to Farooq, sets conditions
A Srinagar court granted a no-objection certificate for Farooq Abdullah's passport.The court noted that pending criminal proceedings do not automatically bar travel.CBI had objected, fearing he might flee the country and evade justice.The passport was issued for one year, subject to conditions.Abdullah must seek permission before traveling outside Jammu and Kashmir. -
Centre puts Delhi hospitals on alert as Sonam Wangchuk fast enters third week
Central government hospitals will now conduct twice-daily health checks for hunger strikers. Dr Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital is designated as the nodal facility for any emergencies. Advanced life support ambulances will remain stationed at the protest site. Medical teams will submit daily health status reports to the ministry. This action follows Delhi Police's request due to health concerns. -
'No sensitive data leaked': Government refutes reports of Kudankulam nuclear plant breach
Union Minister Jitendra Singh dismissed reports of sensitive Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant files being leaked. He asserted that no nuclear safety or security data had been compromised in the incident. The Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited clarified leaked documents related only to the plant's conventional Balance of Plant package. This clarification followed claims by a ransomware group about accessing thousands of project-related files. -
'500 farmers join CJP protest': Sonam Wangchuk gets support from Rakesh Tikait, Kejriwal at 'packed' Jantar Mantar
Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike entered its nineteenth day with significant health concerns. Farmer leader Rakesh Tikait joined the protest, strengthening the ongoing agitation. Opposition leaders and parties offered their support, urging the minister's removal. Congress leaders appealed to Wangchuk to end his fast while assuring continued demands. Doctors warned of serious health complications if the hunger strike continues. -
'Everyone does naarebaazi in democracy but ... ': Why Supreme Court told Chandigarh admin to 'argue on merits' in Bhagwant Mann case
The Supreme Court will hear the Chandigarh administration's plea regarding an FIR. This FIR was against Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and other AAP leaders. The High Court had previously quashed the FIR, citing a lack of prima facie case. The protest in 2020 was against a hike in electricity tariffs. The court noted that sloganeering is common in a democracy. -
'Congress in touch with all opposition parties, including DMK and AAP': Jairam Ramesh on delimitation bill
Congress is contacting opposition parties that previously opposed a bill.These discussions include the DMK and Aam Aadmi Party.Parliament's Monsoon session begins July 20 and continues until August 13.Opposition plans to raise issues like the NEET paper leak.The government may also reintroduce a bill on women's reservation. -
Old playbook that made Channi Punjab CM in 2021 is back in action. Why Congress may not blink this time
Congress leadership struggles to unite Punjab leaders amid ongoing internal disputes.New leadership structure has triggered open conflict and fresh rounds of infighting.Former Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi is now leading a revolt against the current party president.The party leadership appears firm this time, avoiding past mistakes of succumbing to pressure.Managing these divisions is critical for Congress to regain political ground in Punjab. -
Kejriwal's 'Sheesh Mahal' to guest house: Delhi govt may rope in private firm to run bungalow
The Delhi government plans to convert Arvind Kejriwal's former residence into a state guest house. A private hospitality firm may operate and maintain the bungalow for revenue generation. This repurposed building will accommodate traveling ministers and government officials for a fee. A portion of the camp office will host official events like seminars and meetings. The proposal awaits final approval from higher authorities for implementation. -
'Make Sonam Wangchuk education minister': Arvind Kejriwal joins Jantar Mantar protest, seeks Dharmendra Pradhan's ouster
Arvind Kejriwal joined Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike at Jantar Mantar. He demanded the removal of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Kejriwal also endorsed Wangchuk as a potential replacement for the minister. He highlighted recurring exam paper leaks and student suicides. The former Delhi CM urged the government to listen to youth concerns. -
How concretisation is turning cities into monsoon flood traps
Urban regions are increasingly battling monsoon flooding, exacerbated by extensive concretisation. With impermeable surfaces dominating, rainwater struggles to seep in, leading to heightened runoff. Meanwhile, the decline of natural water reservoirs like wetlands further complicates the situation. In response, authorities are encouraging the use of permeable materials and green spaces. While initiatives for de-concretisation are on the rise, the swift pace of construction poses significant hurdl -
'Cabinet expansion very soon': Congress hints at Karnataka reshuffle after Rahul-DKS meeting
Karnataka cabinet expansion is expected to occur very soon. Senior Congress leaders met in Delhi to discuss the long-pending cabinet appointments. Consultations are underway to fill twenty vacant ministerial positions and the Speaker's post. The party aims to balance regional and caste equations for the selections. This expansion is anticipated before the upcoming assembly session begins in August. -
'Those under pressure, go wherever you want': Mamata as TMC exodus continues with Koel Mallick's exit
Mamata Banerjee addressed the Trinamool Congress exodus after the recent assembly poll defeat. She suggested leaders facing pressure are free to leave the party. Rajya Sabha MP Koel Mallick resigned, adding to the growing list of exits. This resignation followed Madan Mitra quitting to join a rebel TMC faction. Banerjee also defended her nephew Abhishek Banerjee amid internal party issues. -
'We'll go to Delhi and raise our voice': Omar Abdullah vows to press for J&K statehood demand
Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah confirmed a planned protest in Delhi.The National Conference will demonstrate on July 20 for statehood restoration.He stated the protest program will proceed as scheduled.The venue or format of the demonstration may change, he noted.Abdullah declined to label the permission delay as sabotage.

