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Uttarakhand High Court asks state to review records on alleged mental illness in a death penalty case, and clarify factors considered. Hearing July 21.

A Lok Sabha panel is expected to adopt its report on July 17 on bills linked to ministers arrested on criminal charges, ahead of Parliament’s Monsoon session.

In Pune court, Satyaki Savarkar says V D Savarkar was freed due to public pressure and a 1923 Congress resolution, not mercy petitions.

Police say a murder suspect was shot in the leg after an alleged machete attack during a weapons recovery operation on Hemmigepura Road. He is stable.

A Mumbai student died after a tree hit a school bus in Chembur. Minister Sanjay Shirsat said he was misquoted and urged better tree trimming.

India issues notice to Meta on WhatsApp usernames, citing impersonation and fraud risks, seeking documents in three days and urging delay until talks conclude.

India plans to recycle nearly 16,000 ships in a decade and commits USD 8 billion, while India and the EU advance EUSRR recognition and a joint group.

A federal ethics filing shows Donald Trump earned nearly USD 1.2 billion from crypto ventures, plus branded goods, while token values later fell.

Vice President C P Radhakrishnan urges ICAI to uphold exam standards and ethics, saying chartered accountants protect trust, fair competition, and lawful growth.

Delhi notifies EV Policy 2026 with road tax and registration fee exemption for EVs up to INR 30 lakh, plus phased rules for autos and two-wheelers.

Scientists in San Diego report seabird deaths linked to a marine heat wave, as long-running beach surveys track changes in ocean food supplies.

MEIL and Abu Dhabi-based Analog formed a physical intelligence joint venture, planning USD 300–500 million investment and a commercial rollout in three months.

India has issued a notice to Meta on WhatsApp’s username feature, seeking details within three days and asking it not to roll out until consultations end.

Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko pardoned 28 political prisoners ahead of Independence Day, as Minsk seeks improved relations with Western countries.

The EU introduces steel import safeguards and a EUR 3 fee on small e-commerce parcels, citing consumer safety and a widening trade deficit with China.

MEIL and Abu Dhabi-based Analog formed a physical intelligence JV, planning USD 300-500 million investment over 3-4 years, with rollout expected soon.

A GT Bharat-PWIF paper urges India to cut GST to 5% on smartphones under Rs 25,000, keeping 18% on premium devices to support Digital India inclusion.

Discover the comforting warmth of Tomato Rasam, your perfect South Comfort Soup. Easy to make and incredibly flavorful. Try this delightful recipe!

Discover why engineering organizations struggle with incident readiness and how to build robust response systems. Semyon Slepov shares expert insights on transforming incident management from reactive chaos to proactive, resilient processes. Learn to prevent outages and improve team confidence.

Deepak Gupta, a Google expert, reveals the 'incrementality problem' in AI-powered sales intelligence. Learn how to truly measure AI's revenue impact, build auditable systems, and avoid common pitfalls in enterprise AI adoption. Essential insights for proving ROI.

Arunachal Pradesh Singam Pinnacle Evening Winners 1 July — results, prize amounts, winning numbers and prize distributions for the weekly draw.

Arvind Kejriwal questions why Amit Shah hasn't visited the Ram Temple in Ayodhya since its 2024 consecration. The AAP leader criticizes the BJP for using faith for electoral gains while skipping personal devotion. Catch all the latest updates on this unfolding political controversy here.

Punjab has launched the Mukh Mantri Maavan Dheeyan Satkar Yojna, transferring payments directly to women. Learn the payment breakdown for beneficiaries and how this 2026 welfare initiative plans to support state residents.

Starting January 2028, Sony will stop releasing new PlayStation games on physical discs. Learn how this massive shift toward digital-only distribution affects gamers, collectors, and the future of physical game retail.