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A new E20 Janta Party has emerged, demanding consumer choice for 100% petrol. This group seeks the resignation of Nitin Gadkari, the transport minister. Transporters are supporting this campaign, planning a march to Parliament against E20 petrol. The party advocates for transparent fuel labelling and data publication. They are not seeking subsidies but consumer choice and clear information.

Prime Minister Modi highlighted India's growing defense production and export capabilities. He mentioned recent defense technology tests and missile agreements with Indonesia. The nation also paid tribute to soldiers who sacrificed lives during the Kargil war. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh contrasted India's innovation with Pakistan's focus on terror. India is consistently moving towards new heights in defense and international cooperation.

Centre Tasked CSIR-NEERI To Cut Pollution Levels By 50%

The project envisages small shelters at multiple locations, but animal welfare bodies caution that land availability and local opposition could hamper implementation

Bhubaneswar MP Aparajita Sarangi, a two-time MP from Bhubaneswar, was, however, unavailable for comment

Projects have been pushed to 2028 after the Railway terminated contracts over missed timelines and initiated fresh tenders; passenger groups press for better amenities during the redevelopment

The five-member team also visited some of the polluted canals and localities in the city that lacked proper sewage management systems

It will recommend steps to make exam system leak-proof and technology-driven; former ISRO Chairman Somanath, IIT-M Director Kamakoti among members; Pralhad Joshi takes charge as Union Education Minister, chairs review meeting

The activist’s team says he will visit Rajghat to pay homage to Mahatma Gandhi before leaving for Ladakh

CM Vijay aims to hold direct talks with Karnataka for water-sharing

Advocates allege nearly 200 students were detained after protests demanding the education minister's resignation. Many detainees, including minors, remained in custody for over 24 hours. Police stated 86 protesters were sent to judicial custody and others released on bonds. Violence during protests led to multiple FIRs and arrests across several districts. Several government vehicles were vandalized and police personnel sustained injuries.