Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked his 76th birthday and 25 years in public life. Leaders across parties and states lit lamps and offered wishes. BJP organised nationwide events.
The Election Commission froze the Trinamool Congress name and “flowers and grass” symbol amid a factional dispute between Mamata Banerjee and a rival group. Both sides were directed to respond quickly ahead of West Bengal bypolls.
India conveyed concerns to the United States over the new Russia-Iran sanctions bill, stressing energy security and the need for diversified supplies at reasonable prices.
Supreme Court expressed shock over deaths in Manipur relief camps and sought a response from the state chief secretary on steps taken.
Tata Sons board backed a fresh term for chairman N Chandrasekaran and moved toward listing plans. Trusts may challenge the decision.
NIA court in Jammu issued a non-bailable warrant against a LeT commander linked to major terror cases including Pahalgam.
Passport rules were amended for children under 15, changing validity periods and fees.
Health Ministry proposed mandatory CCTV at medical stores selling certain prescription drugs to tackle antimicrobial resistance.
Two suspected Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists were killed in an encounter in Udhampur, Jammu.
HAL chairman said India has the facilities and skills to manufacture the fifth-generation Sukhoi-57 fighter.
A study warned that over 70 percent of hills around Nainital show deformation, raising landslide risks similar to Joshimath.
Air India Express suspended eight crew members for delaying post-flight breathalyser tests.