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India strongly condemned Switzerland’s remarks on minority rights at the UNHRC, calling the allegations baseless and unexpected from a friendly nation. Indian diplomat Kshitij Tyagi advised Switzerland to address its own internal challenges. The response underscored India’s firm stance against external interference in its domestic affairs.
Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan will visit Suryalanka beach in Bapatla district today to launch the ‘Great Green Wall of AP’ initiative by planting palm trees. He will then attend National Forest Martyrs’ Day at Nagaravanam, where he will unveil a memorial stupa and interact with the families of the forest martyrs.
India faces multiple impacts from Nepal’s Gen‑Z protests: disrupted trade, especially through border routes, flight cancellations, and advisories to its citizens to postpone travel. Increased border security and surveillance have been activated. Regional investment, projects and geopolitical influence risk being unsettled due to Nepal’s instability.
Nepal’s ‘Gen Z’ erupted in protest after the govt suddenly banned 26 social media platforms, seen as a violation of free speech and expression. That spark ignited deeper frustration over endemic corruption, nepotism, and youth marginalisation. Viral exposure of elite privilege, lack of opportunities, and political distrust fuelled the strong protest.
Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu launched the Vahana Mitra program, giving ₹15,000 to auto rickshaw drivers as promised in elections. This comes after the successful free RTC travel for women. The new aid supports auto drivers concerned about losing income due to free RTC rides, balancing benefits for both groups effectively.
The Election Commission will soon begin Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists across India. All states must prepare by 30 September. SIR helps add names of new voters and remove names of the deceased or shifted. Only those whose names are missing need documents. The process may start in some states later this year.
Nepal’s Gen Z protesters want former Chief Justice Sushila Karki as interim Prime Minister after PM Oli resigned. Karki, Nepal’s first female Chief Justice, studied in Banaras Hindu University (BHU), India. Known for fighting corruption and supporting women’s rights, she’s now seen as a strong, honest leader to guide Nepal through political unrest.
PM Narendra Modi spoke with Qatar’s Emir and strongly condemned Israeli airstrikes in Doha that killed six people. He called for peace, dialogue, and diplomacy to solve conflicts and avoid more violence. Modi said India supports Qatar’s sovereignty and opposes terrorism in every form, standing for peace and stability in the region.
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin said the state will become a $1 trillion economy by 2030 using the Dravidian Model. He accused the central government of unfair treatment and blocking funds. Despite these challenges, he said Tamil Nadu is growing fast. He promised to keep fighting for equality, education rights, and strong state governance.
CP Radhakrishnan, elected as India’s new Vice President, will take oath on September 12. He will assume office as the 17th Vice President. His victory came after Jagdeep Dhankhar’s resignation, with Radhakrishnan securing 452 votes as the NDA candidate. The swearing-in marks a new chapter in the nation’s second-highest constitutional office.
Andhra CM Chandrababu Naidu said 200 Telugu-speaking people are stuck in Nepal. He asked Minister Nara Lokesh to monitor the situation. An emergency cell is set up in Delhi. The Andhra government is working with the Indian Embassy and central agencies to help bring the people back safely. Support efforts are ongoing.
France is seeing big protests due to budget cuts and political tension. The new Prime Minister, Sebastien Lecornu, faces pressure from both right and left. People fear losing wages and pensions. Protests have blocked streets and disrupted trains. With no party in control, many demand new elections. Anger is rising across the country.
Sushila Karki, former Chief Justice, has been appointed to lead the interim government, picked by the Gen Z protestors. She started her legal career as an advocate in 1979 and gradually rose to a Supreme Court justice in 2009. She was the first Nepali female Chief Justice in 2016. She earned fame by judgements against […]
Sushila Karki, former Chief Justice, has been appointed to lead the interim government, picked by the Gen Z protestors. She started her legal career as an advocate in 1979 and gradually rose to a Supreme Court justice in 2009. She was the first Nepali female Chief Justice in 2016. She earned fame by giving judgements […]
Hilton Kathmandu, Nepal’s tallest hotel, was destroyed in violent protests. Built over seven years, it opened in 2024. Protesters, angry over corruption and social media bans, set fire to the hotel. Once a symbol of progress, it now lies in ruins. Nearly 20 people died in the unrest, which also forced Kathmandu airport to close.