Kiren Rijiju expressed concern about Rajya Sabha disruptions. He urged MPs to follow a 1997 resolution for smooth functioning. The Upper House lost 53 hours of work. Despite protests, the Rajya Sabha passed the Coastal Shipping Bill, 2025. The opposition protested the Bihar Special Intense Revision. The government rejected discussion demands, citing constitutional provisions and a sub judice matter.
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The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has dismissed suggestions of strained India-Russia relations following criticism from US President Donald Trump regarding their economic and strategic ties. MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal emphasized that India's bilateral relationships are independent and based on national interests, highlighting the time-tested partnership with Russia and defense cooperation guided by security needs.
Brazil has approached the World Trade Organization regarding US tariffs. These tariffs impact a significant portion of Brazilian exports. President Lula intends to discuss the matter with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping. The US has also sanctioned a Brazilian Supreme Court Justice. This action is related to the trial of former President Jair Bolsonaro.
International Friendship Day, established by the UN in 2011 and observed on July 30th, celebrates the cherished bonds of friendship. It's an opportunity to express gratitude and acknowledge the value friends bring to our lives. The day is marked by sharing heartfelt wishes, quotes, and messages that highlight the importance of loyalty, support, and shared memories.
The Supreme Court has reserved its decision on Justice Yashwant Varma's challenge to a report finding him culpable in a cash discovery matter. The court questioned Varma's participation in the inquiry without initially contesting its validity. His counsel argued that the panel's removal suggestion violated constitutional principles, emphasizing the problematic precedent it would establish.
In Delhi's Nizamuddin area, a dispute over a parked scooter tragically escalated, resulting in the death of Huma Qureshi's cousin, Asif Qureshi. The altercation, which began when Asif asked two men to move their scooter, turned violent, leading to a fatal attack. Police have arrested two brothers in connection with the murder, as investigations continue into this shocking incident.
A magnitude 3.0 earthquake rattled parts of New Jersey and New York on Saturday night, with the epicenter near Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey. Tremors were felt across New York City and northern New Jersey, causing brief but intense jolts.
Australia is set to ban children under 16 from creating YouTube accounts starting in December, reversing its earlier stance. Prime Minister Albanese cites the negative impact of social media on Australian kids, emphasizing the government's support for parents. This decision follows concerns raised by the internet regulator and a survey revealing harmful content encountered by minors on the platform.
A UN Security Council report has implicated The Resistance Front (TRF), a proxy of Lashkar-e-Tayyiba (LeT), in the deadly Pahalgam attack. The report, explicitly mentions TRF's involvement and highlights the links between TRF and LeT, supported by Pakistan.
Glenn McGrath predicted a 5-0 Ashes sweep for Australia, citing England's batting weaknesses exposed during their recent series against India. He anticipated Australia's strong pace attack, led by Cummins, Starc, Hazlewood, and Lyon, will dominate England's top order, particularly Root and Brook. McGrath acknowledged Australia's top-order concerns but believed England's bowling needs improvement to compete effectively in Australian conditions.