The order cites concerns flagged by intelligence agencies that they were found directly or indirectly affiliated with proscribed JeI and FAT. Deputy commissioners will take over management and take appropriate steps to ensure the academic career of the students is not affected in any manner, the order says. The order, issued late Friday, drew strong reactions in the Valley.

If a government employee is imprisoned for 50 hours, then he loses his job automatically, be it a driver, a clerk or a peon. But a CM, a minister, or even a PM, can enjoy staying in govt even from jail... Some time ago, we saw how files were being signed from jail and govt orders were given from jail, Modi said at a rally in Magadh University, Bodh Gaya.

The Congress party has criticized the Indian government after websites for Chinese apps TikTok and AliExpress became accessible in India, despite a previous ban. Congress accuses Prime Minister Modi of prioritizing relations with China over the sacrifices of Indian soldiers. While the TikTok website is partially accessible, the app remains banned, and AliExpress doesn't allow shopping.

AAP MLAs protested outside Acharya Bhikshu Hospital, alleging BJP MLA Harish Khurana assaulted an intern doctor. They accused the hospital administration of suppressing the case under political pressure, claiming the Medical Superintendent refused to file an FIR despite a complaint signed by 42 doctors. AAP leaders warned of widespread protests if action isn't taken.

Former President Ram Nath Kovind is slated to be the chief guest at an RSS event in Nagpur on October 2, 2025, commemorating the organization's centenary. The Vijayadashami Utsav will be held at Reshimbagh, with RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat addressing the gathering. As part of its centenary celebrations, the RSS has planned numerous programs, including Hindu Sammelans and symposiums, alongside a nationwide door-to-door outreach initiative.

Rahul Gandhi launched a strong attack on PM Modi and the BJP-led NDA government during a rally in Bhagalpur, accusing them of attempting 'vote theft' in Bihar through the Election Commission. He alleged the government's policies are destroying employment opportunities for the youth, citing issues like paper leaks and the Agniveer scheme.

Amidst opposition's inquiries about Jagdeep Dhankhar's whereabouts post-resignation, sources reveal he's engaged in yoga and table tennis. His abrupt departure, citing health reasons, has fueled speculation, drawing comparisons to past Vice Presidents who resigned early. The Election Commission has announced the Vice Presidential election for September 9.

Karnataka's Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar are set to participate in Rahul Gandhi's 'Voter Adhikar Yatra' in Bihar. Shivakumar will join the march on Saturday and Sunday, while Siddaramaiah is scheduled to participate on August 29.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to embark on a diplomatic tour from August 29 to September 1, visiting Japan and China. In Japan, he will attend the 15th India-Japan Annual Summit, his first with Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, to strengthen bilateral ties. Subsequently, he will travel to China for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Summit in Tianjin, engaging with other world leaders to promote regional cooperation.

India's space program reached a new milestone with the unveiling of the Bharatiya Antariksh Station (BAS) model. ISRO plans to launch the first module by 2028, joining an elite group with orbital labs. The BAS-01, weighing 10 tonnes, will orbit 450 km above Earth.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticized MK Stalin and Sonia Gandhi for dynastic politics during a BJP meeting in Tamil Nadu. He expressed confidence in the NDA forming a government in the state, highlighting alleged DMK corruption and lauding PM Modi's governance inspired by Thirukkural.

Sharad Pawar rejected Devendra Fadnavis's request to support NDA's Vice Presidential candidate CP Radhakrishnan, citing ideological differences and Radhakrishnan's alleged misuse of power as Jharkhand Governor during Hemant Soren's arrest. Pawar emphasized that his party cannot support individuals who do not uphold democratic principles. Fadnavis had sought support from Pawar and Uddhav Thackeray, highlighting Radhakrishnan's position as Maharashtra Governor.

Jammu and Kashmir's Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha terminated two government employees, Siyad Ahmad Khan and Khurshid Ahmad Rather, for alleged terror links. Investigations revealed their involvement in smuggling arms and narcotics for Lashkar-e-Taiba. Rather, a teacher, procured and distributed weapons, while Khan, an assistant stockman, sheltered terrorists and smuggled arms across the LoC.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticized the Congress-led India bloc's Vice President candidate, B. Sudershan Reddy, accusing him of supporting Naxalism through his Salwa Judum judgment. Shah claimed that this judgment delayed the end of Naxal terrorism and diminished Congress's chances in Kerala.

The Supreme Court has revised its order regarding stray dogs in Delhi-NCR, permitting the release of sterilised, immunised, and dewormed dogs back to their original locations, except for those with rabies or aggressive tendencies. The court also banned public feeding, mandating designated feeding zones, and extended the ruling nationwide, directing compliance with ABC Rules and planning a unified national policy.

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren responded to the call for Bharat Ratna to be awarded to his father, Shibu Soren, acknowledging the sentiment of the House. The JMM has formally requested the state government to propose and pass a resolution recommending the honor for Shibu Soren, highlighting his contributions to the Jharkhand statehood movement, tribal rights, and social justice.

The Supreme Court has expressed concern over the limited involvement of political parties in rectifying voter deletions during Bihar's Special Intensive Revision. Despite the Election Commission adding 85,000 new voters, only two objections were filed by political parties.

The Supreme Court has modified its order regarding stray dogs in Delhi and NCR, mandating their return to original areas post-sterilization and vaccination, excluding rabid or aggressive animals. This decision follows widespread protests against the initial directive to relocate all strays to shelters.

An RPF constable is under investigation after a video surfaced showing him allegedly attempting to push a ticketless passenger off a train at Delhi Sarai Rohilla station on August 18, 2025. While the RPF claims the train was stationary and the constable was removing the man for lack of ID, the video sparked outrage online.

Union minister Giriraj Singh launched 'The Kunj' in Delhi, a retail and cultural hub showcasing Indian handicrafts and handlooms. This initiative aims to provide artisans with enhanced market access and offer visitors immersive experiences with India's craft heritage. The space features retail showrooms, live demonstrations, workshops, and exhibitions, with plans to replicate this model nationwide to promote traditional crafts.

The Union Home Minister, Amit Shah, has approved the renaming of Jalalabad in Uttar Pradesh's Shahjahanpur district to Parshurampuri. This decision follows a letter sent to the state's Chief Secretary, indicating the central government's approval.

Shashi Tharoor supports the new bills regarding ministers' removal upon imprisonment. The bills propose removing ministers jailed for 30 days on serious charges. This stance differs from other Congress leaders like Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, who criticizes the bill. She calls it draconian and anti-democratic. The proposed law mandates resignation for PMs, CMs, and ministers detained for offenses with five-year sentences.

He expressed confidence in the Delhi Police to take appropriate action on the matter and wished for CM Rekha Gupta's well-being.

At a UN Security Council debate, India's representative Eldos Mathew Punnoos accused Pakistan of historical and ongoing sexual violence, particularly against minority women, dating back to the 1971 conflict.

Shashi Tharoor stated that Pakistan must dismantle terror networks before India considers repairing ties. He highlighted past attempts at outreach betrayed by Pakistani hostility. Tharoor recalled the 2008 Mumbai attacks and India's evidence of Pakistani involvement. He mentioned India's restraint giving way to surgical strikes. Tharoor cited France, Germany, US and Vietnam as examples of reconciliation.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) emphasized the positive effects of Goods and Services Tax (GST) reforms. They also mentioned reductions in interest and income tax rates. The party stated that government initiatives have boosted economic growth. GST collections have reached a record high. The BJP anticipates a vibrant Diwali with increased consumer spending. India's economy has grown significantly since 2014.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced the formulation of a strategy to combat cloudbursts and landslides, following recent deadly incidents in Uttarakhand and J&K. Under the Modi government, a multi-dimensional approach to disaster management has been adopted, with significant financial allocations including 1,28,122 crore for SDRF and 54,770 crore for NDRF.

India witnessed a significant surge in blood donations during the financial year 2024-25, with collections reaching 14.6 million units, exceeding the annual requirement. This marks a 15% increase compared to the previous year, with voluntary donations constituting 70% of the total.

PM Modi has urged a mass campaign to expose Jawaharlal Nehru's alleged compromise of India's interests in the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) with Pakistan. Modi claims Nehru prioritized his image, granting Pakistan excessive water rights without consulting his Cabinet or Parliament. India has recently rejected a Hague court ruling on IWT and suspended the treaty until Pakistan ceases cross-border terrorism.

In a shocking incident, Iqbal Malek, a former Congress councillor, was fatally stabbed during his morning walk in Bakrol, Anand, Gujarat. The body was discovered by a passerby around 8:30 am on Tuesday. Police have initiated an investigation based on a complaint filed by Malek's brother, Irfan.

The opposition has nominated former Supreme Court judge B Sudershan Reddy as their vice-presidential candidate to challenge NDA's C P Radhakrishnan, framing the election as a battle to protect constitutional values.

Home Minister Amit Shah is set to introduce three bills mandating the resignation or removal of the Prime Minister, Chief Ministers, and ministers if they are detained for 30 consecutive days on allegations of offenses punishable by five or more years in prison.