Delhi Police ‘won’t allow' CJP's Parliament march on July 20, calls it ‘illegal’
Police said the march would be stopped on the grounds that it would disrupt law and order in a high-security zone, endanger public safety and choke traffic.
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Health Minister orders inquiry into KMCSL obtaining corporate membership at Thiruvananthapuram Tennis Club
The Health Department Principal Secretary was directed to conduct an immediate inquiry based on media reports that ₹19.13 lakh was spent on membership and related expenses from public money
CJP protest in Bengaluru urges more participation, sustained questioning
While the protest centred around the NEET paper leak and what the movement termed a “deteriorating democratic system”, it went beyond that agenda on Sunday (July 19, 2026)
'Those meant to uphold law have become lawbreakers': Abhishek Banerjee slams Bengal Police after his office demolition
'Those meant to uphold law have become lawbreakers': Abhishek Banerjee slams Bengal Police after his office demolition
10 feared dead, houses damaged in cloudbursts, flash floods in J&K
Heavy rainfall in Jammu and Kashmir triggered massive flash floods and resulted in damage to public property in Poonch, Rajouri and Kishtwar districts