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Congress MPs protest in Parliament complex over alleged 'police brutality' against student protesters, seek Home Minister Amit Shah's apology

Congress MPs protested in the Parliament House complex carrying placards and a large banner raising slogans, demanding answers from the Home Minister over alleged police excesses against protesting students
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The HinduHome
Two traffic police personnel caught on camera taking bribes in Bengaluru

A head constable was accused of threatening the driver that a formal case would lead to court proceedings and a fine unless he paid the bribe
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The HinduHome
Marriage brings discipline, reality of live-in relationships can be seen across world: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat

Gen Z is imitative, emotional and does not think with a calm mind, says Mohan Bhagwat
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The HinduHome
Three missing girls traced in Chhattisgarh after week-long search by Hyderabad Police

The girls told the police that they had left home voluntarily after being scolded by their parents. The trio left home in Hyderabad at 1.47 a.m.
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The HinduHome
Explosion, 'suspected bomb' in Philippine capital before Marcos speech

These bombings comes at a time of heightened political tensions, with Vice-President Sara Duterte in the middle of an impeachment trial
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The HinduNews
South Korean Court gives ousted President Yoon suspended jail term for lying during campaign

The Seoul Central District Court sentenced Yoon to 18 months in prison, suspended for three years, saying his false statements during the campaign may have affected voters’ ‘fair judgment’ of the candidates
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The HinduNews
Delhi protest crackdown: SC says right to peaceful protest constitutionally protected, mulls framing guidelines

The Supreme Court said it will hear on Tuesday (July 28, 2026) multiple petitions concerning the nationwide protests over examination paper leaks, including those alleging police excesses during the July 20 Parliament march led by the Cockroach Janta Party
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The HinduIndia
How Russia-Ukraine war spreading to Caspian Sea threatens key India-linked corridor

How Russia-Ukraine war spreading to Caspian Sea threatens key India-linked corridor
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India TodayWorld
Indian-origin woman shot dead in Toronto, Punjab man charged with murder

Indian-origin woman shot dead in Toronto, Punjab man charged with murder
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India TodayWorld
They've given us hope: Greta Thunberg's shoutout to India's Gen Z protesters

They've given us hope: Greta Thunberg's shoutout to India's Gen Z protesters
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India TodayWorld
Marcos state address set amid graft scandal and Duterte impeachment trial

Marcos state address set amid graft scandal and Duterte impeachment trial
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Infosys hit with Rs 2 crore fine over employee time-tracking system

Infosys hit with Rs crore fine over employee timetracking system
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India TodayHome
CWG Live, July 27: India's fastest man Gurindervir in action at 2.30 pm

CWG Live July Indias fastest man Gurindervir in action at pm
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India TodayHome
From Tamil Nadu to Jantar Mantar: Five student movements that changed India's politics and education forever

Student movements have repeatedly shaped India’s political and educational landscape, often extending their influence far beyond university campuses. This article examines five landmark agitations—from the 1965 Anti-Hindi Agitation and the 1974 Nav Nirman and Bihar movements to the Assam Agitation, Anti-Mandal protests and the 2026 Jantar Mantar education protests. Together, these movements highlight how student activism has driven debates on language, governance, reservations, examinations and democratic participation across generations.
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The Times of IndiaEducation
Carpenter's daughter selected for the world's first all-girls Moon mission: Meet the Andhra teen chasing her ISRO dream

A government school student from Andhra Pradesh has been selected for a global lunar mission. Kandula Jessie will participate in the world's first all-girls lunar CubeSat mission. She completed extensive online coursework and an interview with international scientists. Jessie will now travel to New Delhi for hands-on training and satellite design. This opportunity offers her a potential career path in space science.
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