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- CPI(M) faults govt.’s claims on reduction in power tariffs
- Rahul Gandhi should apologise for Emergency: J.P. NaddaUnion Minister J.P. Nadda urged Rahul Gandhi to apologize for his grandmother's actions during the 1975 Emergency, calling it a dark chapter in Indian democracy and highlighting suppressed freedoms and forced sterilization. The BJP commemorated the event with a program honoring the J.P. movement.
- Two-day international conference on Amarnath yatra focusses on national integration, safeguarding environmentA two-day international conference on the Amarnath Yatra focused on its role in promoting national integration, ecological conservation, and improving pilgrim health care.
- Four held in Ujjain for blowing up car in Muharram stunt; police rule out communal angleFour individuals were arrested in Ujjain for detonating a car during Muharram processions, with police stating no communal motive was involved.
- Turned city of joy into city of death: West Bengal CM blames Trinamool regime for warehouse tragedyWest Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari blamed the former Trinamool Congress regime for the Taratala warehouse collapse, citing corruption and irregularities, while Trinamool leaders accused him of double standards.
- FIR alleges assault on J&K police personnel by 40 Army men, including officersAn FIR was filed after 40 Army personnel, including officers, allegedly assaulted police at a J&K station, leading to injuries and property damage, with the Army promising cooperation.
- Health Ministry expands QR code-based drug traceability to vaccines, antimicrobials, and cancer medicinesThe Union Health Ministry has expanded QR code-based drug traceability to include vaccines, antimicrobials, and cancer medicines, requiring manufacturers to print QR codes on packaging for product authentication and improved supply chain oversight.
- MoU signed for semiconductor researchA Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed between Chennai Institute of Technology (CIT Chennai), National Formosa University (NFU), and AGEM Technology to promote semiconductor research, talent development, and industry-academia collaboration. This trilateral initiative is among the first-of-its-kind between Taiwan and South India in the semiconductor sector, establishing a framework for joint research, training, and innovation-driven cooperation. Bilateral trade between Taiwan and India increased from $10.6 billion in 2024 to $12.5 billion in 2025, with a 30% year-on-year growth in 2026, and over 300 Taiwanese companies operating in India, mainly in South India.
- Digital Arrest scams: CBI conducts searches at over 80 locations across IndiaThe CBI conducted raids at over 80 locations in India as part of an investigation into Digital Arrest scams, arresting two individuals and seizing evidence of fraudulent activities.
- Centre urged to roll back FCRA amendmentsMP M.K. Raghavan has called on the Union government to revoke controversial FCRA amendments, arguing they hinder NGOs' operations and social welfare activities. The changes impose strict rules on foreign funds and designated bank accounts, causing delays and threatening programs supporting vulnerable communities.
- ITI arts fest: 800 households to serve idlis to participants800 households in Kasaragod will prepare 3,000 idlis for the State ITI Arts Festival, showcasing community participation in hosting contestants and guests.
- Fragmented accountability: On the Taratala warehouse collapse in KolkataThe Taratala warehouse collapse in Kolkata on June 24, 2026, killed 11 people and injured several others, with investigations pointing to structural failures, corruption, and fragmented accountability in construction practices.
- Pelvic Health Clinic launched at Sri Ramachandra Medical CentreA Pelvic Health Clinic was launched at Sri Ramachandra Medical Centre, coinciding with the distribution of assistive devices to 13 children with special needs as part of the 'Movement Mission' initiative.
- Consumers fret as rice prices shoot upRice prices have sharply increased in the retail market, causing concern among consumers who are struggling to afford basic staples. Despite adequate rice stocks, rising transportation and labor costs are contributing to the price hike, with some consumers switching to alternative rice varieties and larger purchases. Consumer activists warn that this could lead to higher prices for other essential goods.
- Three arrested in 2-BHK housing allotment scam in Hyderabad’s Alwal; 79 forged certificates seizedAlwal police arrested three individuals for a housing scam in Hyderabad, where they deceived 100 families with forged certificates and collected money by falsely promising government 2-BHK housing allotments. 79 fake documents were seized, and the accused claimed to have connections with GHMC. Police warned the public against paying money to individuals for government benefits.