BRSV leader Nemmadi Shravan Kumar hailed Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation as a major victory for student protests, warning the government against suppressing youth voices. He demanded a PM Modi apology and action on violence, praising students for forcing change through nationwide agitation.
Jana Sena Party launched Labor Card and eShram Insurance registrations for construction workers in Kukatpally, Hyderabad. Leader Prema Kumar urged enrollment in Central Government welfare schemes, emphasizing financial security. The initiative continues across all divisions, with camps ensuring worker benefits and awareness.
In Nirmal district, a stepmother conspired with a Supari gang to murder her stepson over an illicit affair. Anvari Begum plotted the killing after Aslam Khan ended their relationship. Four special police teams cracked the case, arresting six, including Begum.
Jana Sena Party intensifies grassroots outreach for Vijayawada civic polls. Minister Kandula Durgesh urges NDA alliance unity and public engagement. Leaders stress resolving local issues, maintaining coalition spirit, and replicating Assembly election enthusiasm to secure victory in upcoming local body elections.
NEET paper leak crisis deepens for Modi government after 75 days, with four student suicides and protests nationwide. PM remained silent during foreign tours, only addressing the issue post-July 20 Parliament siege. Union minister Pradhan promises action, but critics accuse government of neglect.
YS Jagan Mohan Reddy signals YCP's war footing for local body elections, calling for general election-level focus. Key meeting stresses complete candidate filling, voter list accuracy, and ID cards for party committees. Political analysts view local polls as a prestige battle for YCP.
India plans strict new laws against exam paper leaks, proposing 10-year jail terms and fines up to Rs 10 crore. Fast-track courts would deliver verdicts within 90 days. Over 150 leaks occurred in the past decade. Prime Minister Modi supports the crackdown to protect students' futures.
Delhi erupts in NEET paper leak protests at Jantar Mantar. Centre retaliates with strict new law: 10-year jail, hefty fines, and fast-track courts for verdicts within a year. PM Modi vows to protect students' futures.
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YCP announces statewide protests on the 28th against DSC exam irregularities, NEET malpractices, and youth issues. Demanding a CBI inquiry, the party targets the government's inaction, escalating its pre-2026 election strategy to rally students and unemployed youth.