August 6, 2026

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CJP writes to PM over paper leaks.

The Indian education system is facing a growing crisis of paper leaks, which has led to 11 student suicides in recent weeks, prompting calls for immediate action and radical reforms to prevent future tragedies. Abhijeet Dipke, a prominent advocate, has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi urging an investigation, compensation for families, and sweeping changes to prioritize student well-being.

Manipur DGP issues warning to armed groups to use force in self-defence.

** In a stern warning, Manipur DGP L. Chinmawan Singh has called upon armed groups to refrain from their actions, causing fear and panic among the local population. Security forces have been instructed to use necessary force to defend themselves and prevent incidents. The CRPF has been deployed in Manipur since 2019 to quell the ethnic conflict, and the latest directive is seen as a response to the current surge in violence.

West Bengal challenges Early Release to 1993 Bowbazar Blast Convict

The West Bengal government has challenged the Delhi High Court's decision to grant early release to Rashid Khan, a convict in the 1993 Bowbazar blast case, arguing that it undermines the severity of the crime and the need for proportionate punishment, and is seeking a review of the judgment and a reconsideration of Khan's sentence.

Karnataka Minister: Jayadeva hospital mortality rates low

Karnataka Medical Education Minister Sharan Prakash Patil has reassured the public that Jayadeva hospital's mortality rates are lower than the national average, citing data and statistics that show the hospital is providing quality care to its patients, with mortality rates ranging between 4 and 6% compared to the national average of 9 to 11%.

Kerala Police Department Announces Officer Reshuffle

The Kerala Police department has announced a major reshuffle of top officials, with key transfers including Putta Vimaladitya, P Viswanath, S Sreejith, and A V George, among others, in a bid to revamp the existing structure and inject fresh talent into key positions, aiming to boost confidence and strengthen the department's capabilities.