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An image circulated on social media claiming to show a female protester in revealing clothing at Jantar Mantar was debunked by India Today Fact Check as an AI-generated creation with no connection to actual protests.
More than 1,500 students of Sarvoday Inter College in Fatehpur, Uttar Pradesh, staged a six-hour sit-in protest demanding basic school facilities, including clean drinking water, toilets, and fans. Officials reportedly met with the students and agreed to most of their demands.
A video compilation contrasts the growing follower count of an anti-reservation social media page, Reservation Hatao Andolan, with several news reports detailing various incidents of violence, assault, and discrimination against Dalit individuals across different states in India.
According to TOI, the Airports Authority of India's Customer Satisfaction Index ranked Khajuraho Airport in Madhya Pradesh as India's top airport. However, the airport currently has no operational commercial flights, as its only two routes to Delhi and Varanasi have been suspended since July 1.
Delhi Police entered the CPI(M) headquarters in relation to a 2021 Banga Bhawan protest case involving Aishe Ghosh. A Member of Parliament confronted the officers, questioning their presence inside the national political party's office. While the police stated the action was routine, the CPI(M) termed it political.
Social media users are reportedly identifying and tracing the personal profiles of student activists and young women who protested at Delhi's Jantar Mantar over NEET and UGC issues.
An Indian man claiming to have been residing in Russia for four months has appealed to Bahadurganj authorities in Bihar to withdraw his name from an FIR filed during a NEET paper leak protest at LRP Chowk.
Actor-politician Kangana Ranaut responded to comments from Saurav Das, who reportedly told ANI that 'nobody takes Kangana seriously in BJP itself.' In her response, Ranaut highlighted that she had won two national awards at his age and advised him to 'start learning some skills.'
A video compilation from the Indian Parliament shows various Members of Parliament using Gen Z slang and internet lingo, including "FOMO," "clocked it," and "delulu," during their speeches in the house.
During a parliamentary debate, Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi defended his use of the term 'Andhbhakt,' arguing that while it is unparliamentary to use the word against another member of Parliament, he was merely stating that the category exists.
The Lok Sabha has passed a tougher anti-paper leak bill, which introduces penalties of up to 10 years of imprisonment for individuals involved in examination paper leaks.
A state-owned company, the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, funded 20 organisations linked to the Sangh network with hundreds of crores in CSR funds, an investigation has revealed.
During a Lok Sabha debate, Rahul Gandhi accused Home Minister Amit Shah of ordering force against students protesting paper leaks. The BJP strongly objected to the allegations, and the Centre stated that security forces used only tear gas and no bullets were fired.
During a speech in the Lok Sabha, Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi alleged that India's Education Ministry is run by the RSS and an officer on special duty rather than Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
A BJP MLA has been booked after declaring in a public speech that Hindus are ready to destroy Rahul Gandhi's lineage just like the demolition of the Babri Masjid in 1992.
A video shared on social media, reportedly posted by the Karnataka Chief Minister, shows individuals watching Rahul Gandhi delivering a speech in the Lok Sabha on a television screen.
A video from Spot On critiques public statements and stances taken by BJP politicians, including Nirmala Sitharaman, Kangana Ranaut, Pralhad Joshi, and Nitin Gadkari, on issues such as the NEET exam leak, public protests, and policy accountability.
Digital media outlet Spot On critiques a promotional video released by the Bharatiya Janata Party. The analysis challenges claims about metro construction, AIIMS, IITs, and IIMs by highlighting school closures, faculty vacancies, and historical infrastructure development under previous governments.
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has filed a lawsuit in the Bombay High Court against Meta, X, and Google, seeking Rs 11 crore in damages over deepfake videos alleging he and his family benefited from the E20 fuel policy.
Congress Rajya Sabha MP Mansoor Ali Khan has demanded the immediate arrest of former Kerala BJP leader TG Mohandas. The call follows Mohandas's controversial remarks suggesting protesters should be shot and claiming female student protesters would enjoy mass rape. Khan urged Home Minister Amit Shah to take action.
Jan Suraaj workers in Baankipur, Bihar, protested against road drilling on a public street, alleging the road was being damaged for BJP rally preparations. The protest led to a heated argument between the workers and the police.
A Spot On reporter confronts Kerala Hindutva ideologue Mohandas over his controversial comments regarding women protesters at Jantar Mantar. In the video, Mohandas defends his comments and challenges critics to file a case.
A video recorded in Bengaluru shows a man on a scooter allegedly offering a woman money for sex. According to text overlays in the video, the man was arrested after the victim's footage of the harassment went viral.
According to a report by Newslaundry, India Today asked 120 staff members, mostly from the Aaj Tak Hindi team, to resign between July 20 and July 24. Employees alleged they were told to leave due to a financial crisis and restructuring, with those who refused being terminated.
The first hearing of a fast-track court set up to address the NEET paper leak case was adjourned after the CBI failed to send a prosecuting lawyer.