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Farmers stopped at Punjab-Haryana boundary en route to Delhi rally against India-U.S. trade deal
A traffic advisory has been issued with alternative routes
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ED raids in Bengaluru in ISIS radicalisation case
The raids are part of a money laundering probe
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IED destroyed in controlled blast in J&K's Rajouri
The IED was noticed by an army search party in village Argi Dalhori late Monday (July 20, 2026) evening, the officials said
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India summons Russian envoy over killing of four Indian seafarers near Odessa, Ukraine
The Ministry of External Affairs said that it has conveyed “India’s grave concerns and unequivocal condemnation” over the attack to the Russia envoy
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5,289 cyber awareness programmes held across Gujarat
The campaign focuses on preventing cybercrime through community engagement, technology-driven surveillance, victim outreach, cyber awareness and prompt legal action
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Kerala HC directs State Police Chief to form special squads for hit-and-run cases
Police directed to work together and alert special squads in tracing such vehicles and drivers
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Woman-founded Amaravati startup Bringgg secures ₹40 lakh NRI investment
Logistics startup Bringgg aims to create a peer-to-peer logistics network that connects travellers, senders and seekers while helping reduce or offset travel costs
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BJP protest in Belagavi alleging delay in declaring drought in Karnataka
Protestors walked from Kittur Channamma Circle to the office of the Deputy Commissioner, and shouted slogans against the government
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Minister seeks to rope in RWAs in sapling plantation drive ‘Bengaluru Hasirooru’ to be launched on August 15
To meet the target, the GBA corporations have collectively earmarked ₹9.64 crore in their budgets, covering both plantation and years of maintenance
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From IAC to paper leaks: Why anti-system movements pose a unique political challenge
The IAC movement consciously projected itself as a citizens’ campaign, even though the Congress-led UPA maintained that it represented a collaboration between the RSS and civil society activists
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Green Line services of Namma Metro in Bengaluru disrupted for 45 minutes after power breakdown
BMRCL expressed regret for the inconvenience caused, and thanked commuters for their patience and cooperation
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TMC MLA Madan Mitra attends Mamata camp's assembly protest days after joining rebel faction
Clarifying his presence at the protest, Madan Mitra said he had remained there purely as a matter of courtesy after emerging from Ritabrata Banerjee's chamber in the Assembly, and insisted that it did not signify any change in his political position.
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Pothundy double murder case: a death penalty verdict with rare focus on rehabilitating victims’ family
Court directs District Legal Services Authority, Palakkad, to initiate rehabilitation measures for orphaned children of the victims; legal experts say such a specific direction was rare in criminal judgments
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Move beyond caste, build inclusive society: President Murmu
Highlights importance of villages in shaping the nation’s development and social fabric.
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President Murmu arrives in North Macedonia; first visit by any Indian head of state
She will hold bilateral talks with her counterpart Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova
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UAS-B introduces low-cost technology to farmers to produce biochar, trains them to improve soil health
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Police outnumbered, taken aback by number of protesters who reached Parliament’s doorstep
In an unprecedented turn of events, despite multiple layers of barricades, deployment of around 3,000 security personnel and an Internet shutdown, large crowds comprising mostly students and young people were able to reach the doorsteps of Parliament before they were tear-gassed and charged with batons
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Accommodating dissent: On the TVK government’s actions
Using criminal law to protect reputation of rulers is condemnable
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