Anurag Roushan

The man accused of throwing a slipper at Independent MP Pappu Yadav during a press conference at his Delhi residence has been released on a personal bond. Police said the accused has no criminal record, while the MP has alleged a larger conspiracy behind the attack.

The BJP has dissolved its entire Datia district organisation after losing the Assembly bypoll to the Congress. The action follows a review committee's recommendations, while Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said the party accepts the people's verdict and will return stronger.

The Supreme Court said youngsters involved in protests should be counselled and law enforcement must exercise restraint while hearing a plea seeking action against organisers of the July 20 'Sansad Chalo' march over alleged violence.

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren has assured protesting students that the government is open to dialogue over alleged recruitment exam irregularities and will seriously consider their demands. He said investigations are progressing with arrests and raids already underway.

Former CDS General Anil Chauhan has revealed that India deliberately delayed accepting Pakistan's ceasefire request during Operation Sindoor because several planned strikes were still pending. He said Pakistan approached India through the DGMO hotline on May 10.

The Madhya Pradesh government has revised bus fares across the state by issuing a new gazette notification. The base fare for ordinary buses has been fixed at Rs 2 per kilometre with a minimum ticket price of Rs 10, while Deluxe, Sleeper and AC luxury buses will charge higher fares.

Indian Youth Congress's claim of bulldozer action against a Delhi street vendor has been challenged after a full video surfaced showing the vendor allegedly throwing his own goods. Delhi Police has termed the viral post misleading and issued a detailed clarification.

China has retaliated against fresh US trade sanctions by imposing sanctions on six American companies, tightening drone export controls and launching new investigations. The latest move marks another escalation in the ongoing US-China trade dispute ahead of Xi Jinping's planned visit to the US.

The Gujarat government has imposed a state-wide ban on analogue paneer, cheese and butter over public health concerns. The decision follows food safety inspections that detected substandard non-dairy products, with strict legal action warned against violators.

The Gautam Buddh Nagar administration has fined seven private schools Rs 1 lakh each for violating Uttar Pradesh's fee regulation law. Six schools allegedly exceeded the permitted 7.23 per cent fee hike.