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IndiaTimes of India ·
Left student wings claim victory at DUSU despite shrinking political base
Left-affiliated student organisations, including AISA, SFI, and AISF, secured a notable win through their student bodies despite the broader Left's diminished presence in mainstream politics. The groups backed a candidate referred to as Dipke and allied supporters during the electoral contest. Meanwhile, the parent political organisations of these student wings urged opposition groups to rally behind the protest movement. The outcome highlights how Left student organs continue to wield influence on campuses even as their mother parties face declining electoral clout. The result is seen as a significant, if limited, assertion of Left politics within student union spaces.
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Bill proposes 3-month deadline for high courts to resolve paper leak appeals
A new bill has been proposed that seeks to make the investigation and judicial process in paper leak cases time-bound. The legislation would require high courts to dispose of appeals related to examination paper leaks within a three-month deadline. The move aims to bring greater accountability and speed to cases involving leaked question papers, which have disrupted public examinations across India. By setting a fixed timeline, the bill intends to reduce prolonged legal uncertainty for affected students and institutions.
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Kick Streamer Clavicular Detained After Miami Nightclub Brawl Caught on Video
Kick streamer Clavicular was briefly detained by police following a fight at a Miami nightclub. Videos circulating online showed him involved in an altercation before security guards stepped in to restrain those involved. Officers arrived at the scene and separated the individuals caught up in the brawl. Despite widespread speculation that he had been arrested, no official confirmation of an arrest has been issued. Public records further indicate that no criminal case has been filed against him.
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IndiaTimes of India ·
Opposition shifts focus to Ayodhya after CJP protest ends
The Indian opposition is pivoting to Ayodhya as a new political battleground following the conclusion of the CJP-led agitation, which had previously given it a charged issue to challenge the government. With that protest movement winding down, opposition parties are now seeking fresh ground to put the ruling government on the defensive. Ayodhya is emerging as a key flashpoint around which the opposition plans to build its next political offensive. Additionally, opposition leaders are expected to raise questions over police action taken against protesters during recent demonstrations. The dual-pronged strategy signals the opposition's intent to maintain pressure on the government through both symbolic and law-and-order issues.
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IndiaTimes of India ·
UP Reconstitutes SIT Under IG Kiran S to Probe Ram Temple Donation Theft
The Uttar Pradesh government has reconstituted a Special Investigation Team to probe alleged misappropriation of donations at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. The new SIT, led by senior IPS officer IG Kiran S, replaces the earlier investigation panel. The Supreme Court had directed the state to form a fresh team headed by a senior IPS officer. Previous investigators had reviewed financial records and questioned temple staff over suspected donation irregularities. The reconstituted SIT is required to present its findings before the Supreme Court on July 27.
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IndiaTimes of India ·
Bollywood Divided Over Dharmendra Pradhan's Resignation as Education Minister
Actors Ranvir Shorey and Tara Deshpande expressed opposing views following Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation as Education Minister. Shorey was critical of the government's management of the situation and the timing of his departure. Deshpande, in contrast, acknowledged Pradhan's contributions across multiple ministerial roles during his tenure. Several other film industry personalities publicly voiced support for the student protests that preceded the resignation. The announcement sparked widespread debate and discussion across social media platforms.
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Toddler dies after falling into open septic tank during family trip
A three-year-old child died after falling into an open septic tank while travelling with his family from Nagpur to Omkareshwar. The tragic incident occurred during what was meant to be a family journey. The child fell into the uncovered tank, which posed a serious safety hazard. The incident highlights the dangers of open and unguarded septic tanks in public or roadside areas. Authorities have yet to comment on safety measures or accountability in the case.
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IndiaTimes of India ·
Amit Shah Says Youth Matter More Than Any Post After Pradhan Quits Over NEET Row
Union Home Minister Amit Shah declared that the country and its students take precedence over any ministerial position, following the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Pradhan stepped down amid widespread protests over the alleged NEET-UG question paper leak. Pralhad Joshi was subsequently given additional charge of the Education Ministry. Shah reaffirmed the Modi government's commitment to implementing reforms to prevent paper leaks. He also assured that the government respects the sentiments of young people and will ensure justice for NEET aspirants.
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IndiaNDTV ·
Amit Shah Praises Dharmendra Pradhan for Resigning as Education Minister
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday commended Dharmendra Pradhan's decision to step down from his position as Union Education Minister. Shah described the resignation as a demonstration of prioritising national interest over personal ambition. Pradhan's departure from the cabinet post drew praise from senior BJP leadership. The Home Minister's remarks highlighted the act as an example of selfless public service.
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Bombay HC rejects Anita Advani's claim to legal status in Rajesh Khanna relationship
Anita Advani, who shared a long-term relationship with late actor Rajesh Khanna, had sought legal recognition for their partnership. The Bombay High Court dismissed her appeal, classifying the relationship as a live-in arrangement without legal standing. Advani claimed that Khanna had repeatedly wished to divorce his wife Dimple Kapadia, but she had refused. The case underscored the legal complications that arise in long-term relationships where no formal divorce has been obtained. With the court's ruling, Advani remains without any legally recognised status from her years-long association with Khanna.
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IndiaNDTV ·
Light Aircraft Crashes Into House Roof in Germany, Killing Two
A light aircraft crashed into a residential house in Ganderkesee, a town near Oldenburg in Germany. The plane struck the pitched roof of the home head-on before coming down. Two people were killed as a result of the crash. The incident occurred in a residential area, raising concerns about safety in populated zones.
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Spain Wildfires Force 70,000 to Evacuate in Record-Breaking Blaze
Massive wildfires tearing through dry rural areas of Spain have compelled approximately 70,000 residents to abandon their homes. Authorities are urgently working to protect lives as the blazes continue to spread across the affected region. Government officials have described the fires as the worst ever recorded in the area. The scale of the disaster has prompted an emergency response focused on evacuation and containment efforts.
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Russia-Ukraine Cross-Border Strikes Kill At Least 15 Amid Ongoing Fighting
Russia and Ukraine have continued exchanging fire, resulting in at least 15 deaths. Ukraine has been conducting a broader offensive campaign inside Russian territory, targeting high-profile locations. Ukrainian drone strikes have proven effective enough to slow down Russian military advances in the region. The escalating cross-border attacks mark a significant phase in the ongoing conflict between the two nations.
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