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During an interaction event, a Taekwondo gold medallist athlete alleged she was asked for a ₹1.5 lakh bribe to participate in an international competition. Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami responded to her allegations by asking her to sit down.
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLAs rode bicycles to the Delhi Legislative Assembly, alleging a Rs 90-crore scam in the purchase of 1.3 lakh bicycles for Class 9 girls under the Vidya Vahini Yojana. AAP claimed the government paid Rs 6,957 per bicycle when the retail cost is Rs 4,200. The BJP has denied the allegations.
Uttarakhand Police praised excavator operator Joginder Singh for risking his life to safely move his machine during a flood in Niti Valley, Uttarakhand.
A video by Spot On criticizes the lyrics and themes of popular Bollywood songs, including 'Azul' and 'Gandi Baat.' The commentary argues that these songs objectify women, sexualize schoolgirls, and dismiss consent despite their commercial success.
A video shows a student delivering a speech at Maharaja Sawai Man Singh Vidyalaya, questioning India's foreign policy. The speaker critiques the government's 'Vishwaguru' narrative, arguing that its decisions on trade and Russian oil imports reflect strategic dependency rather than independent policy.
A Bengaluru electoral official stated that actor Prakash Raj's voter registration status was updated to the 'shifted' category rather than deleted, after a verification check confirmed he had moved from his registered Janata Apartment address four years ago.
In a video shared online, a woman alleges she had to jump off a moving Rapido bike taxi and sustained injuries after the driver took her to a deserted area and refused to stop. She has demanded that Rapido provide the driver's details and address her complaint.
A video report highlights criticism of the VIP protocol given to Assam Governor Lakshman Prasad Acharya, who was welcomed with a red carpet during a visit to flood-hit areas in Assam. The report contrasts this with the ongoing flood crisis, which has caused deaths and displaced thousands in the region.
Content creator Sahil Ibrani shared an audio recording of an airport immigration officer allegedly asking him inappropriate personal questions, including requesting his contact details and inviting him home. Ibrani also responded to social media comments blaming him for the interaction.
Members of the Chanakya Janata Party, including Ashutosh Ranka, Abhijeet Dipke, and Saurav Das, respond to questions and allegations regarding the political organization's funding sources, critically addressing accusations of foreign funding while calling for accountability.
Visually impaired students at the National Institute for the Visually Handicapped in Dehradun have protested over demands including scholarships, laptops, better food, and staff. The students have warned of a hunger strike after a meeting with the director failed to reach a resolution.
Thousands of Jharkhand job aspirants protesting alleged irregularities in JPSC and JSSC recruitment exams marched towards the State Assembly in Ranchi on Monday, prompting police to use tear gas, water cannons and lathicharge to disperse them.
A speculative news segment set in August 2026 reports on a projected decline in rural employment person-days and household participation following the hypothetical replacement of MGNREGA with the VB-GRAM G scheme on July 1, 2026.
The Supreme Court dismissed a final curative petition in August 2026, ending a 40-year legal battle over the 1986 assault of a three-year-old girl in Rajasthan. After an initial trial court conviction and a 2013 acquittal by the High Court, the Supreme Court overturned the acquittal in 2025.
A video shows pro-Kannada activists staging a protest at the Karnataka-Tamil Nadu border. Carrying yellow and red flags, the demonstrators chanted slogans demanding justice and opposing the release of water to Tamil Nadu.
The Supreme Court has closed the Bofors scandal case, which originated from a 1986 artillery gun deal with Swedish company Bofors.
Around 450 NALSAR students have reportedly opposed Chief Justice of India Surya Kant serving as their convocation chief guest. The students' objection follows remarks attributed to the judge during hearings on a plea against a crackdown on protesters.
A video shared on social media shows Jharkhand Police questioning TV journalist Aman Chopra at a hotel in Ranchi. BJP IT cell chief Amit Malviya highlighted the incident on social media, questioning why the Hemant Soren-led government is questioning a journalist who was covering student protests.
More than 40 organizations in Canada have urged the government to deny entry to Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat. Canadian MP Jenny Kwan and critics raised concerns regarding foreign interference, intimidation, and hate speech associated with the group.
Indian National Congress leader Pawan Khera criticized the Narendra Modi government for allegedly funding Chinese border incursions in Galwan and Arunachal Pradesh by maintaining a high trade deficit with China, sharing Rajya Sabha import data.
During an interaction with athletes, Indian boxer Lovlina Borgohain recounted to Prime Minister Narendra Modi how she objected to an incorrect map of India that omitted Northeast India at a restaurant in Glasgow.
More than a month after the UGC-NET June 2026 exam, over 10 lakh candidates are still waiting for the answer key and results. The delay is affecting PhD admissions, JRF opportunities, assistant professor eligibility and academic planning.
A video has surfaced online showing a red carpet laid out for the Governor's arrival in flood-hit Assam, where over 100 people have reportedly died. The footage has sparked controversy and criticism over official priorities during the disaster.
In August 2023, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students planned a discussion on Umar Khalid's book, "Fractured Communities: Adivasi Histories and the Politics of Power".
During a speech, Yogi Adityanath claimed that citizens had to fight legal battles to hoist the national flag at home under Congress rule, crediting Prime Minister Narendra Modi for this freedom. The claim prompted social media users to highlight the 2004 Supreme Court ruling involving Naveen Jindal.