Evening news wrap: Congress sets 3 non-negotiables for Parliament; Vande Mataram to be sung from Red Fort ramparts & more
Rahul Gandhi has called upon Amit Shah to respond to the police's crackdown on student demonstrators, emphasizing the need for accountability. In a historic moment, Vande Mataram will echo from the ramparts of the Red Fort for the very first time. Meanwhile, a government office in Thailand experienced a shooting incident involving a local government representative. Bangladesh's Prime Minister has advocated for strengthened relationships with India.
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