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• The Lok Sabha passed a new exam-related bill via voice vote, despite intense sloganeering and a stormy exchange between the government and the Opposition. • The session was disrupted by disputes over Rahul Gandhi's comments regarding police actions taken against student protesters. • Introduced by Union Minister Jitendra Singh on July 27, the legislation follows CJP-led protests that previously led to the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan.

• Sonam Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike on Thursday following a video message from Prime Minister Narendra Modi promising to address the protesters' concerns. • Rahul Gandhi criticized the timing of the PM's late-night message and reiterated three specific demands put forward by the students. • Senior leader Murli Manohar Joshi condemned the use of force against women protesters, warning that such actions alienate citizens from the vision of a developed India.

• Union Minister JP Nadda has dismissed paper leak allegations made by Rahul Gandhi, questioning why the opposition is being "selective" in its charges. • Nadda asserted that the Modi-led government is responsive and committed to the welfare of India's students and youth. • The Minister accused political opponents of using students as "political tools" to serve their own interests through deceptive attempts.

• Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi was detained by police after calling for Prime Minister Narendra Modi to resign. • Gandhi demanded the resignation on the grounds that Modi is "destroying the future of India’s youth" during a protest action. • The incident occurred as Gandhi staged a sit-in protest directly outside the Prime Minister's official residence.

• Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi was released from detention following his participation in a student-led protest. • The demonstrations were driven by young people and the Cockroach Janta Party, highlighting growing public dissatisfaction. • These protests represent one of the most significant challenges currently facing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government.

• Rahul Gandhi and other Congress leaders led a protest march to the Prime Minister's residence to condemn the NEET paper leak and subsequent police action against students. • The demonstration resulted in police detentions and dramatic scenes as law enforcement broke up the gathering, escalating the controversy into a direct political clash between the Congress and the BJP. • Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju stated that the Prime Minister urged all parties to ensure Parliament functions smoothly, maintaining that the government acted swiftly once the leak was discovered.

Main opposition leader is bundled into a bus by police during Delhi CJP protests after accusing Narendra Modi of ‘destroying the future of India’s youth’Indian police have detained opposition leader Rahul Gandhi during spiralling youth-led protests in Delhi, after he called for prime minister Narendra Modi’s resignation.Gandhi, the leader of India’s Congress party, said on Tuesday that Modi must resign “for destroying the future of India’s youth”, before staging a sit-in outside the prime minister’s residence. Continue reading...

• The article examines the historical impact of landmark hunger strikes in India, ranging from the revolutionary actions of Bhagat Singh to the contemporary protests of Sonam Wangchuk. • It analyzes how these acts of self-sacrifice have been used as political tools to drive social reforms and influence national public movements. • These events are highlighted as pivotal moments that changed the course of Indian history by challenging authority and demanding systemic change.

• Rahul Gandhi condemned the Modi government's decision to remove climate activist Sonam Wangchuk from Jantar Mantar. • Gandhi accused the Centre of using force to suppress individuals who raise critical issues affecting students across India. • The incident highlights growing political tension regarding the government's handling of dissent and student-led activism.

• The BJP has rejected criticism from Congress leader Sonia Gandhi regarding the Indian government's "silence and inaction" over the ongoing Gaza conflict. • The ruling party defended its approach as balanced, highlighting that India has consistently extended humanitarian aid and voted in favor of relevant UN resolutions. • The BJP accused the Congress party of engaging in "vote bank politics" rather than focusing on a constructive diplomatic strategy.