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Two traffic police personnel in Bengaluru were reportedly suspended in July 2023 after video footage emerged depicting them allegedly taking bribes, according to a report.
A video shows a partially collapsed bridge in Dehradun, Uttarakhand. According to the report, the bridge cost 16 crore rupees to construct but sank during monsoon rains shortly after its inauguration.
BJP MPs and Swati Maliwal staged a protest in Parliament over alleged exam paper leaks in Punjab. The protestors demanded answers from Arvind Kejriwal and Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, and called for the resignation of Punjab's education minister.
A video shows a police constable in Siwan, Bihar, who was reportedly suspended after firing an AK-47 during a Bihar Bandh protest. The incident allegedly left three protesters injured, including a 15-year-old named Arif.
Meta restored a Facebook video of Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaking about paper leaks, clarifying that it was removed in error. The video had previously displayed an 'Unavailable in India due to a legal request' message.
Infosys is facing a ₹2 crore penalty in France due to compliance gaps in its system for tracking employee work hours. French laws protect workers from surveillance, and the company's system reportedly violated local rules. Infosys stated that the penalty will not affect its business.
During a parliamentary session, Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi criticized the BJP for giving a celebratory welcome to a minister who had resigned. Gogoi raised concerns over the minister being garlanded like a returning hero, pointing out that 21 children had committed suicide under his tenure.
Representatives of CJP held late-night discussions with Delhi Police representatives in New Delhi, receiving assurances including notifications from Bihar and Assam regarding the withdrawal of FIRs and legal actions against protesters.
During a Parliament session, Samajwadi Party MP Akhilesh Yadav criticized the BJP government over exam paper leaks. Yadav questioned how those who could not protect temple offerings could prevent paper leaks, and claimed that 20 exams have been leaked during the BJP government's 10-year tenure.
An online video criticizes BJP MP Kangana Ranaut for allegedly calling women protesters 'not fit to be homemakers', 'ugly', and 'corrupt' in July 2024.
During a parliamentary session, Samajwadi Party MP Akhilesh Yadav criticized the security measures used against protesters on Delhi's streets, comparing tear gas and barricades to the Emergency, and predicted a subsequent political change.
Students of Sarvodaya Inter College in Uttar Pradesh held a protest demanding basic facilities. The student protesters alleged that the college suffers from poor electricity, inadequate water supply, and rude treatment from staff.
Politician Priyanka recounts visiting a hospitalised Delhi student injured in a police lathi charge. She shares how the student's mother questioned the visits of various political figures and asks the government why such force was used.
Indian National Congress Rajya Sabha Member of Parliament Mansoor Ali Khan accused the government of being arrogant and avoiding discussions on the NEET exam row in Parliament, stating that the opposition has sought a special discussion under Section 267.
In an interview with Spot On News, Congress Rajya Sabha MP Mansoor Ali Khan criticized the ruling government, accusing them of taking students and the parliament for granted regarding the NEET paper leak issue.
Ranjit Bajaj of Punjab-based Minerva FC claimed that a lack of government support forced the academy to crowdfund ₹45 lakh. Bajaj also claimed he had to mortgage his wife's gold to raise funds for the football club.
At a rally in London, UK, in July 2024, climate activist Greta spoke in solidarity with Indian student protests. Greta praised the student movement for demonstrating "people power" and described their struggle for democracy, justice, and liberation as a shared cause.
IIT Madras Director V. Kamakoti has been appointed to a six-member task force to recommend examination reforms in India, drawing attention to his previous remarks on the medicinal properties of cow urine.
A video reports on police actions against Muslim protesters following student demonstrations, alleging that the UP police raided the home of Mohd Junaid after he served food and water to protesters, and that Delhi police detained Muslim students returning to Jamia.
The State Bank of India released a statement promising to take all necessary measures to ensure employee safety after CCTV footage emerged of a woman, described as late TN CM Karunanidhi's granddaughter, allegedly slapping a manager in Chennai.
A July 2024 video details the political record of Prahlad Joshi, described as the government's pick for India's Education Minister. The video highlights his past statements defending the release of convicts in the Bilkis Bano case and his prioritization of coal expansion as Coal Minister.
During a meeting of the World Heritage Committee chaired by Mr. Lee Byong Hyun, a representative from India thanked the stakeholders of the World Heritage Convention for inscribing the ancient Buddhist site at Sarnath, Varanasi on the World Heritage list.
Two youths were detained by police at Azad Maidan in Panaji for holding a placard in support of jailed activist Umar Khalid. The incident occurred during a protest gathering related to the NEET paper leak issue.
Arvind Kejriwal has called on citizens to participate in a 'National Townhall Against E20' to protest the government's E20 policy. Kejriwal claimed that the policy has caused vehicle damage and reduced fuel mileage countrywide, and requested the Prime Minister to address the issue.