
Centre May Bill to Curb Digital Arrests, AI Deepfakes
The Central government is likely to introduce a new bill in Parliament to make 'digital arrest' and AI-generated deepfakes distinct criminal offences. The Supreme Court was informed about the move during a hearing on rising cyber fraud cases across the country.
13 Indian Sailors Trapped at Ukrainian Port Amid Escalating Black Sea Attacks; India Summons Kyiv Envoy
Thirteen Indian seafarers remain stranded aboard M.V. AMIR1 at Ukraine’s Chornomorsk Port as drone and missile strikes intensify in the Black Sea. The union has sought immediate evacuation, while India has summoned Ukraine's ambassador over escalating attacks on merchant ships.
Right to Peaceful Protest Guaranteed, But Police Safety Equally Crucial: Supreme Court
Observing that the right to peaceful protest is a constitutional guarantee, the Supreme Court has ruled that agitations cannot justify police excesses. Voicing equal concern over injuries to police personnel, the apex court called for a uniform nationwide protocol.
Punjab: Petrol Bomb Thrown at BJP Office in Sangrur, Police Launch Probe
A petrol bomb was hurled at the BJP district office on Upli Road in Sangrur, Punjab, late Monday night. No casualties were reported. Police are scrutinizing CCTV footage to identify the culprits following growing concerns over law and order.
TRAI Updates Anti-Spam Norms, Introduces CNAP Feature to Curb Unsolicited Calls
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India has updated its anti-spam guidelines, allowing mobile users to manage commercial calls via the DND 2.0 app and 1909 helpline. The regulator is also rolling out telecom-verified Calling Name Presentation
Govt Rules Out Education Minister’s Resignation Amid NEET Controversy; CJP Demands Compensation
The Centre has rejected demands for Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation over the NEET paper leak controversy, focusing instead on NTA reforms. Meanwhile, the Cockroach Janata Party remains steadfast on its demands, keeping the deadlock in Delhi unresolved.
Sonam Wangchuk Ends 26-Day Fast After Government Assurances; Talks Today at Constitution Club
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike past midnight on July 24 following written guarantees from the Centre over the NEET-UG paper leak controversy. Government officials and CJP representatives are set to meet today at Constitution Club.
PM Modi Announces Strict Law Against Paper Leaks Amid NEET Controversy
Amid nationwide protests over the NEET paper leak controversy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that a bill featuring stringent provisions against paper leaks will be introduced in Parliament next week to ensure strict action against offenders.

























