This article covers the escalating Jharkhand student protest, the demands driving the agitation, the burning of political effigies and the government’s latest attempt to resolve the standoff through fresh talks.

The Maharashtra FDA has issued a show-cause notice to three actors for endorsing Vimal Elaichi, alleging surrogate advertising for banned pan masala. The actors have 15 days to respond, stop campaigning, and pull down digital promotional materials.

PM Modi announces free online coaching for competitive exams, aiming to reduce the financial burden on students and make exam preparation more accessible nationwide.

PM Modi, addressing the nation from the Red Fort on India’s 80th Independence Day, declared that armed Naxalism had declined significantly while warning against “Dimagi Naxals” promoting a Naxal mindset.

Jharkhand student protests intensify as ABVP, JPSC and JSSC aspirants demand recruitment reforms, while four hunger-striking protesters remain under treatment at Sadar Hospital.

Peter Navarro claims he was “firebombed” online by Indians over his criticism of India’s Russian oil purchases, amid growing India-US trade tensions.

Delhi Police has intensified security ahead of Independence Day and displayed posters of 19 wanted terrorists linked to Indian Mujahideen, Al-Qaeda and Khalistani outfits across the capital.

After 27 years on the run, a murder, attempts to murder and theft accused was arrested by police. He had escaped custody in 1998 and later lived a dual life in Madhya Pradesh as “Dr. Jhatka,” an unregistered medical practitioner and property dealer under a new identity.