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IndiGo Cancellations Show Poor Planning, Possible Pressure on DGCA Over Duty Norms: ALPA
ALPA said IndiGo’s large-scale disruptions reflect poor resource planning and suggested airlines may be pressuring the DGCA to dilute new flight duty norms.
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BJP Uses Sardar Patel’s Daughter’s Writings to Back Rajnath Singh’s Remark on Nehru and the Babri Mosque
The BJP escalated its defence of Rajnath Singh’s remarks on Nehru and the Babri mosque, citing Maniben Patel’s diary, while Congress dismissed the claim as fiction. The row has revived a charged battle over historical memory and political legacy.
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Doctor-population ratio 1:811 in India: Govt
The Centre told Parliament that India’s doctor–population ratio stands at 1:811, based on available allopathic and AYUSH practitioners. The government highlighted a major expansion in medical colleges and UG–PG seats and detailed measures to boost healthcare access in rural and underserved areas.
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Government Withdraws Mandatory Sanchar Saathi Pre-Installation Order After Surge in Voluntary Downloads
The government has withdrawn its order requiring smartphone makers to pre-install the Sanchar Saathi app, citing a 10-fold surge in voluntary downloads, even as the Opposition criticised the mandate over privacy and snooping concerns.
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Lok Sabha Passes Manipur GST Bill Amid Opposition Protests Over Electoral Roll Revision
The Lok Sabha passed the Manipur GST (Second Amendment) Bill to implement GST 2.0 reforms, even as Opposition MPs protested over the electoral roll revision issue. The ordinance-disapproval motion was rejected by voice vote.
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Row Erupts in Parliament After Congress MP Renuka Chowdhury Brings Rescued Stray Dog in Her Car
Congress MP Renuka Chowdhury sparked a row after arriving at Parliament with a rescued stray dog, defending her move and accusing the government of overreacting, while BJP MPs called it theatrics and a protocol violation.
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PM Modi Hails Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan’s Rise as a Testament to India’s Democratic Strength
PM Modi praised Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan’s rise from a humble background to high office, calling it a reflection of India’s democratic strength. He said Radhakrishnan’s life of service, resilience and dedication will guide the Rajya Sabha.
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Lok Sabha Adjourned After Opposition Demands Debate on Special Electoral Roll Revision
Lok Sabha was adjourned till noon after opposition MPs protested, demanding a debate on the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Speaker Om Birla urged constructive participation, but protests continued, forcing adjournment.
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Siddaramaiah–Shivakumar ‘Truce’ Seen as Temporary, Opposition Calls It a Strategic Patch-Up
Opposition leaders and analysts say the Siddaramaiah–Shivakumar truce is a temporary, high-command-driven patch-up after weeks of tension, with factional rivalry likely to resurface despite their public show of unity.
