NEET protest: Right to peaceful protest guaranteed, says Supreme Court, fixes hearing on police excesses on July 28
CJI Surya Kant said that merely because a protest was underway, the police was not justified in using force
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Lok Sabha adjourned till noon amid Opposition protest over pellet gun use against protesters
The disruption came days after the former education minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned following nationwide youth-led protests.
‘We want all parties’: Kiren Rijiju urges participation in anti-paper leak bill debate
Referring to the recent CJP protest, Rijiju said PM Modi had taken major steps and made announcements adding that govt is bringing a major Bill in the Lok Sabha
Manipur: Kuki-Zo launch counter-economic blockade, ask govt to ensure essentials
Kuki Civil Society Organisation Working Committee said Kuki-Zo people have endured “obstruction of essential commodities” while the government watched
TDP to launch 45-day door-to-door campaign on coalition’s two years from July 27
In a teleconference on the eve of the campaign, the Chief Minister asked Ministers, MPs, MLAs and MLCs to take part, and said the alliance had won a 94% strike rate and 57% of the vote in 2024