'Lacklustre, deliberately understated event': PDP takes swipe at NC's Delhi protest for J&K statehood

Peoples Democratic Party leader Iltija Mufti criticized the National Conference protest for statehood restoration. She deemed the demonstration lacklustre and deliberately understated, lacking a call for Article 370. Mufti argued a Jantar Mantar protest would have demanded special status reinstatement. The PDP stayed away, insisting on Article 370 restoration and prisoner release. This follows the 2019 revocation of Article 370 and state bifurcation.

No relief for Wangchuk: Delhi HC backs government's move to shift Sonam to hospital, says no force used

The Delhi HC upheld the Centre's decision to move Sonam Wangchuk to Safdarjung Hospital. The court found the government's action was not arbitrary given his health condition. His wife's petition for transfer to a private hospital was declined by the court. The court noted Wangchuk's family has been given unrestricted access to him.

Doctors' assault: Maharashtra IMA suspends July 20 strike after HC stays Shiv Sena corporator's bail

'Suspicious': Sonam Wangchuk's doctor rejects Safdurjung report claiming potassium deficiency

NEET-UG row: Rahul Gandhi says education system must be rebuilt 'from scratch' to end paper leaks, ease students' stress

'A national cause, more discussions needed': JPC defers draft report on PM, CMs removal bill

A joint parliamentary committee deferred its draft report on removing leaders facing serious charges. The panel decided more consultations were needed before adopting its five recommendations. Members voted on recommendations, with some BJP members also voting against initial proposals. The committee suggested suspending, not permanently removing, leaders detained for thirty days. This bill seeks to amend the Government of Union Territories Act, 1963.

'Don't mix politics with ED': Madan Mitra denies notices to family prompted TMC faction switch

Madan Mitra has left Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress faction for a rebel group. He dismissed allegations that his decision was linked to the Enforcement Directorate's actions. Mitra stated his move was purely based on the current political landscape in West Bengal. He expressed disappointment with the TMC's strategy and leadership focus. Mitra also praised the political strength of Suvendu Adhikari.