Delhi High Court on women’s clothing: The court said what a woman wears is her personal choice, rejecting the “jeans corrupt boys” mindset while convicting a man for sexual harassment. Immigration & travel access: India expanded its e-Visa gateway network by adding 11 ports (total 88), while four women were stopped from boarding an Air India Express flight over suspected Bangladeshi nationality. Women’s sports momentum: Jemimah Rodrigues said India’s 2025 Women’s World Cup win has sharpened the team’s hunger ahead of the inaugural Champions Trophy in 2027. Education & youth pressure: Jharkhand saw tear gas and water cannons as students protested alleged recruitment exam irregularities; meanwhile, a parliamentary panel flagged poor rollout of free coaching for SC/OBC students. Culture & lifestyle spotlight: Sony Pictures’ festive slate leans into big names and formats, and Lemon Tree Hotels announced a new Madurai property. Hospitality & travel economy: Thomas Cook India opened an Ahmedabad outlet, betting on weekend getaways and group travel.
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Cultural Diplomacy & Heritage: India’s “peacock diplomacy” keeps flying—five peacocks gifted to UN Geneva, with the UN celebrating their arrival as a soft-power moment. Street Culture & Youth Lifestyle: Royal Enfield’s HunterHood street-culture festival returned for its 6th edition in Kochi, blending music, art, skateboarding, graffiti and custom bikes. Food & Homegrown Craft: IHE Expo 2026 crowned national culinary champions across pastry, baking and besan-focused competitions, spotlighting India’s home cooks and professional women chefs. Sports & Women’s Cricket: Jemimah Rodrigues looks ahead to the inaugural Women’s Champions Trophy (2027) with a “make the team win” mindset, while India’s U-23 fencers swept the Commonwealth Championship in Nigeria with 17 medals. Civic Life & Learning: Delhi CM Rekha Gupta distributed bicycles to girl students under Vidya Vahini Yojana, pushing easier school commutes. Policy, Courts & Rights: Supreme Court dismissed a third petition on religious education regulation for children, saying the remedy was simpler. Public Safety & Policing: Kerala Police arrested right-wing commentator T G Mohandas over remarks tied to the Delhi NEET protest; digital devices were seized for forensic checks. Travel & Lifestyle: flyadeal adds Riyadh–Mumbai flights from Oct 3, and Agoda reports European interest in India up 14% for summer 2026. Environment Watch: Mumbai activists renewed calls to ban plastic confetti in party poppers to cut urban waste.
Metro Safety & Consent: A Delhi Metro incident has gone viral after a woman alleged a man secretly photographed her and her friend at Lok Nayak Bhawan, deleted images when confronted, and left them questioning how safe women are in public spaces. Women’s Justice: NCW chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar pushed for time-bound trials in heinous crimes against women, warning that delays can outlast victims and families. Child Protection: Delhi CM Rekha Gupta said a “Child Beggar-Free Delhi” campaign will counsel families and target organised gangs, with launch plans around Independence Day. Digital Dignity: A fresh debate is sparked by reports on doxxing, data leaks and deepfakes as India’s online life grows more vulnerable. Cultural Diplomacy: India gifted five young peacocks to UN Geneva, reviving a 1981 tradition and spotlighting soft power through heritage. Sports & Pride: India’s Commonwealth Games 2026 medallists were congratulated by PM Modi after a 39-medal haul; separately, Basant Kumar won silver in high jump and Shahnavaz Khan won bronze in long jump at the World U20s. Food Safety: Maharashtra banned analogue paneer for a year, citing health risks and cracking down on imitation products. Anti-Muslim Violence Watch: A new report claims 2026 is tracking toward the deadliest year for anti-Muslim violence since tracking began.
Religious Tension & Policing: A Christian activist in Raipur was arrested after allegedly posting “objectionable” comments about Lord Shiva on Facebook, with police acting on BJP-linked complaints and screenshots. Media & Trust: BBDO India and the Indian Newspaper Society launch the “Ink Doesn’t Lie” campaign, pitching print as a credibility-first medium built on verification and editorial accountability. Connected TV & Lifestyle Media: RunnTV and Coolita expand FAST TV on Smart TVs, adding premium channels across movies, kids, news, lifestyle and devotional content. Women’s Quota vs Delimitation Row: Congress and NCP (SP) leaders press the INDIA bloc line that the 2023 women’s reservation law must be implemented immediately, not linked to delimitation, ahead of meetings with PM Modi. Education & Youth Culture: At IIT Delhi’s convocation, PM Modi used the Gen Z phrase “first in my bloodline,” while protests and NEET-linked debates keep shaping how young people talk about fairness and institutions. Visa-Friendly Services: India’s High Commissioner to Bangladesh Dinesh Trivedi inaugurated a “Children’s Corner” at the Indian Visa Centre in Dhaka, with more facilities planned for women, children and medical applicants. Women in Spotlight: The “We Women Want Conclave & Shakti Awards 2026” in Delhi brings together leaders, creators and athletes for conversations on health, leadership and change. Sports & Injury Watch: Jemimah Rodrigues was ruled out of The Hundred with a hamstring injury, putting her Women’s T20 Asia Cup chances in doubt. Culture & Entertainment: Shah Rukh Khan tops India’s celebrity brand rankings again, while Hyderabad’s wedding industry is increasingly blending film-style production—sets, choreography and storytelling—into big-fat wedding experiences. Online Safety & Moderation: India presses Meta on algorithm accountability and moderation aligned with local laws, including concerns around deepfakes and child safety. Food, Fashion & Daily Life: Delhi’s Arpan Kendras at metro stations aim to reduce textile waste by collecting donated clothes, while a Guinness record for longest hair (grown since 2015) spotlights how tradition still shapes personal style.
Women in Defence: Nine Indian women officers of the tri-services returned to Mumbai after a historic 314-day, 25,500-nautical-mile circumnavigation on INS/IASV Triveni, adding to India’s growing record of women-led military feats. Freedom Struggle Commemoration: Visakhapatnam marked the 85th anniversary of the Quit India Movement with a student rally and patriotic slogans. Education & Consumer Rights: A push is growing to bring education back under the Consumer Protection Act so students and parents can seek accountability for exam, admissions and service failures. Delhi Lakshmi Yojana: Delhi’s women’s welfare portal crossed 5 lakh registrations in a week, offering beneficiaries a CBDC wallet option or RD/FD savings route. Pilgrimage Life in Delhi: Kanwar yatra traffic diversions and road closures are reshaping daily commutes for residents along the Grand Trunk Road. Women’s Quota Row: Kiren Rijiju and Rahul Gandhi spar over whether the Women’s Reservation Bill can be implemented before 2034, with delimitation and census timelines at the centre. Health Crisis: India told Parliament that over 200 kidney patients died awaiting transplants in 2025, with Delhi reporting 132 deaths. Culture & Heritage: BRICS culture ministers adopted the Bhopal Declaration, backing cultural cooperation, provenance research and digital tools for heritage. Global Connect: US VP JD Vance spoke to PM Modi on deepening India-US strategic partnership, spanning trade, defence and critical technologies. Sports & Youth: Ashish Yadav won javelin silver at the World U20 Championships, opening India’s medal account. Astronomy: Surya Grahan 2026 is set to begin on Aug 12 and end after midnight on Aug 13, though it won’t be visible from India. Safety & Harassment: AIIMS Delhi terminated a security guard and penalised the agency after a complaint of inappropriate behaviour with a woman patient.
IIT Delhi Convocation & Youth Culture: PM Narendra Modi told graduating students at IIT Delhi’s 57th convocation that they’re not just collecting degrees but carrying a national dream, urging curiosity and problem-solving, while also calling for more women among medal winners; he also inaugurated the AI-powered “Param Pragya” supercomputing facility. Women’s Reservation Row: Rahul Gandhi hit back at Kiren Rijiju, demanding unconditional implementation of the 2023 Women’s Reservation law without linking it to delimitation, as the political exchange over women’s empowerment continues. Campus Safety & Harassment: AIIMS Delhi terminated a security guard and filed a police complaint after allegations of inappropriate behaviour toward a female patient, reaffirming zero tolerance. Reading & Learning for Kids: Coforge Public Library launched a free Reading Passport and Reading Journal across Hyderabad, Delhi-NCR to build stronger reading habits. Culture Diplomacy: India’s XI BRICS Culture Ministers’ Meeting in Bhopal adopted the Bhopal Declaration to deepen cultural cooperation. Religion & Law: UP police booked a Delhi cleric over remarks about Kanwariyas, citing hurt to religious sentiments. Health in Heatwaves: A report highlights how extreme heat is disrupting autism therapy routines, with families in cities like Patna struggling to keep children safe and on treatment.
Tribal Livelihoods: Femina Miss India World Nikita Porwal’s Project Maati visited Odisha’s Chandaka, partnering with local groups to equip tribal women’s SHGs with sewing and batter-making machines—aimed at dignity, income, and sustainable community work. Energy & Lifestyle: Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri says the US has become India’s top LPG supplier, now at ~67% of imports, reshaping India’s energy sourcing story. Independence Day Abroad: FIA Chicago and Greenacres (Florida) both marked Aug 15 with official celebrations and proclamations, spotlighting India–US cultural ties. Cinema & Culture: “Ramayana” will hit international screens on Nov 6, but India on Nov 8 for Diwali. Policy & Civil Society: India rejected US criticism over proposed FCRA amendments, calling it an internal matter for Parliament. Sports: Sri Lanka Cricket announced selected free entry for India Tests in Galle and Colombo. Women’s Voice: Rahul Gandhi said India will remain “stunted” unless women can freely express themselves. Road Safety: Studies flag mobile-phone use as a driver of fatal accidents. Higher Ed in Delhi: Delhi Cabinet approved a draft bill for private universities, pushing NEP-aligned reforms.
Youth & Markets: India’s investor base hit 13.2 crore, with the median investor age dropping from 38 (2020) to 33 (June 2026) and under-30 investors rising to 37.9%, plus more women and wider state participation. Education & Admissions: Delhi University revised DU BTech 2026-27 spot round 1 schedule, with seat allotment on Aug 6 and strict acceptance/fee deadlines. Sports (Next Gen): Hockey India named Khaidem Shileima Chanu-led India squad for the Women’s Junior Asia Cup in China (Aug 30–Sep 13). Culture & Craft: National Handloom Day saw celebrity support for weavers—Raveena Tandon backed India’s artisans, while Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel bought handloom products under “Vocal for Local.” Public Safety: Delhi Police registered an FIR over alleged online disclosure of the Unnao rape survivor’s identity; Mumbai tightened security after bomb threats to the Mayor’s office, BMC and Metro. Tech & Entertainment: EROS Universe launched a four-city AI creator audition across Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Chennai. Health & Policy: World Breastfeeding Week spotlighted India’s breastfeeding challenge and the need to scale what works.
Handloom & Heritage Push: PM Modi urged Indians to celebrate National Handloom Day (Aug 7) by sharing GRWM-style videos of local weaves, with Rashtrapati Bhavan Cultural Centre hosting awardees and weavers. Women’s Quota + Delimitation Talks: Govt stepped up outreach to Congress and Rahul Gandhi for support on the women’s reservation and delimitation bill, with Rijiju seeking consensus ahead of reintroduction in Parliament. Culture & Media: A report says Pakistani singer Mustafa Zahid may record “Tera Mera Rishta” for Emraan Hashmi’s Awarapan 2 promotions, amid ongoing sensitivities around Pakistani artists. Sports (Women’s Cricket): ACC confirmed Women’s T20 Asia Cup in Dubai (Aug 28–Sep 13), with India vs Pakistan on Sep 5. Mumbai Civic Life: BMC rolled out dedicated CFC counters in ward offices for birth/death registration and certificate corrections, plus status tracking. Tech & Society: Nandan Nilekani said India can lead the AI wave by focusing on real-world, multilingual, voice-based applications at population scale. LGBTQ+ Debate: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said LGBTQ+ people are part of society, but marriage shouldn’t be altered now—suggesting a separate legal framework instead.
Fashion & Lifestyle: Reliance Brands brings Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS to India, with first stores planned for Delhi and Mumbai, rolling out via retail and e-commerce. Aviation & Global Culture: Air India appoints Ethiopian Airlines veteran Tewolde Gebremariam as CEO/MD, betting on his turnaround playbook for faster international expansion. Streaming & Tourism: Netflix India and the Tourism Ministry launch “As Seen on Netflix,” spotlighting filming locations and cultural experiences tied to Netflix shows for its 10-year India milestone. Music & Youth Culture: Badshah says MTV Hustle Season 5’s ₹1 crore prize reflects how far Indian hip-hop has come, with the “Apna Homeground” theme. Sports (Women’s Cricket): South Africa adds three T20Is to India’s women’s December tour, ending Dec 30 and sharpening prep for the 2027 Women’s Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka. Health (Newborns): Mumbai neonatologists urge families during World Breastfeeding Week to start breastfeeding within the first hour and continue exclusively for six months. Education & Trust: Mumbai University’s distance-education FYBA/FYBCom results show an ~80% failure rate, with students alleging possible evaluation errors. Environment & Tech: Activists in Visakhapatnam protest Google’s $15b data centre over water and wildlife concerns, with marches and “We cannot drink DATA” slogans. Public Health & Work: Mumbai resident doctors’ strike hits OPDs hard; the Bombay High Court issues notices and schedules an urgent hearing. Heritage & Learning: For kids, “Mayamata” is highlighted as an ancient Sanskrit text offering lessons on architecture and city planning.
FCRA Row: US Congressman Riley Moore says India’s proposed FCRA changes would let the government take over churches and religious charities, calling it a “clear attack against Christians,” as India-US ties face fresh scrutiny. Diaspora & Culture: Massachusetts and Boston have declared Aug. 15 “India Day,” celebrating the Indian-American community’s impact on science, education, entrepreneurship and civic life. Digital Life & Privacy: WhatsApp has started testing age-verification in India ahead of the DPDP Act, while Meta also apologized after temporarily restricting a Modi Facebook post. Women’s Rights at Work: Delhi High Court ordered sanitary pad vending machines and women-only washrooms at all police stations. Education & Wellness: The Centre proposes drug-free campuses up to 500 metres around institutions and consent-based drug screening for students. Health & Care: Maharashtra resident doctors’ strike hit Mumbai hospital OPDs, with footfall dropping nearly 50%. Air Travel & Lifestyle: Air India appoints Ethiopian aviation chief Tewolde Gebremariam as CEO; Riyadh Air launches daily Mumbai flights. Monsoon Impact: Floods and landslides since July have killed 100+ across India, with Assam among the worst hit.
Public Health: India deployed a national response team after Chandipura virus killed 22 children in Gujarat, with WHO noting monsoon spread via sandflies, mosquitoes and ticks. Courts & Rights: Delhi High Court ordered a survey of women-only washrooms and sanitary pad vending machines in police stations, pushing menstrual hygiene infrastructure into the spotlight. Women’s Health: A Lancet study links moderate-to-severe anaemia in pregnancy with a 27% higher risk of stillbirth after 28 weeks. Education & Inclusion: PM-Vidyalaxmi strengthens access to collateral-free education loans for merit-based admissions, while GUJCOST opened registrations for the National Children’s Science Congress 2026. Culture & Lifestyle: Roastery Coffee House opened a Jubilee Hills cafe inspired by historic Taramati Baradari architecture; Delhi Metro stations added Arpan Kendra donation boxes to make mindful clothing reuse easier. Sports: PV Sindhu and Satwik-Chirag headline India’s seeded entries for the BWF World Championships in Delhi; DP World India Championship returns to Delhi Golf Club with Rory McIlroy and Tommy Fleetwood. Tech & Media: IIT Madras-backed AI4Bharat and Josh Talks AI launched Voice of India, an independent platform to evaluate AI across Indian languages and real-world conditions.
Sikh Rights & Diaspora Safety: UN special rapporteurs urged Canada to protect Sikh activist Moninder Singh amid credible threats, warning of a broader pattern of transnational repression. Culture Abroad: India’s first India Community and Cultural Centre opened in Redmond, Seattle, aiming to showcase Indian art, performances, education and community ties. Parliament & Youth Politics: BJP accused Congress/INDIA bloc of disrupting Monsoon Session discussions over NEET and student protest issues, while CPI MP P Sandosh demanded action against alleged harassment of student protesters. Women’s Empowerment: Delhi Lakshmi Yojana crossed 3 lakh registrations with 71,411 final submissions; the scheme offers Rs 2,500 monthly support. Courts & Religion: Supreme Court allowed Friday Namaz near Bhojshala in Dhar, with local Hindu objections noted. Urban Living in Mumbai: Maharashtra minister Madhuri Misal pushed faster slum rehabilitation in Mumbai and Pune; MRVC extended a key suburban train tender deadline again. Sports & Pride: Commonwealth Games medallists returned to a grand welcome in Delhi, immediately shifting focus to the Asian Games. Global Mobility Shock: US revoked 28,000 immigrant trucking licences, potentially affecting Indian drivers. Health & Relief: Assam CM Sarma visited flood-affected areas and relief camps, stressing care for children, women and the elderly.
Education & Tech Partnerships: IIT Delhi and Cisco launched a three-year Cisco Technology Hub on AI and cybersecurity to boost research, training, and industry-ready talent. Courtroom Culture: Delhi High Court signalled it may protect PhysicsWallah founder Alakh Pandey from monetised misuse of his personality, while allowing fair satire. Women & Sports Momentum: India’s women powered a Commonwealth Games medal haul, and medallists are already pivoting to the Asian Games; squash junior champion Anahat Singh was felicitated in Delhi. Culture & Heritage on the Move: Guinness World Records recognised Andhra Pradesh’s “largest Dhimsa dance” by 13,000+ tribal girls and women. Public Safety & Daily Life: Wayanad declared a holiday for educational institutions on Aug 5 due to heavy rain and a red alert. Digital & Media: Meta faces government meetings over child safety, AI-generated content, and verified-account restrictions. Lifestyle & Society: A Delhi woman’s complaint about an auto driver’s alleged explicit behaviour reignited ride-safety concerns. Global Connections: India brought devotional music to Fiji via “Bhajan Jamming 2026,” strengthening cultural ties.
Commonwealth Games & Sports Culture: Union Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya felicitated India’s CWG 2026 weightlifting medallists in New Delhi, with cash rewards up to ₹30 lakh, spotlighting the athletes’ record-breaking run and the coaches behind it. Women’s Empowerment: Delhi’s newly launched Delhi Laxmi Yojana is drawing strong interest, with 1.54 lakh women registering and 10,723 submitting final applications within hours, offering ₹2,500 monthly support plus financial inclusion. Education & Governance: Mumbai University Senate flagged high failure rates, delayed results and administrative lapses at IDOL, urging immediate action after months-long delays for BCom and BA outcomes. Culture & Community: In West Kameng, the “Gems of India – National Creators” initiative was launched to help local digital creators showcase heritage through storytelling. Religion & Rights: An Allahabad High Court reaffirmed adult women’s right to marry by choice after voluntary conversion to Islam, limiting family/state interference. Tech & Lifestyle: Garena confirmed Palworld Online for mobile, setting up a rare two-publisher race for the same fanbase. Arts on the Global Stage: Mumbai Bharatanatyam dancer Priyanjali Rao performed at the Glasgow CWG closing ceremony as part of a multi-dance cultural handover to Ahmedabad 2030.
Sports & Justice: A Delhi court acquitted former WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh and ex-WFI assistant Vinod Tomar in the women wrestlers’ sexual harassment case, with Vinesh Phogat saying the wrestlers will appeal. Cricket Coaching: Subhadeep Ghosh was named India men’s fielding coach for the Sri Lanka Tests, replacing T Dilip. Delhi Lifestyle & Safety: Delhi’s court disposed of a plea after the government said outdoor school sports under the Delhi State School Games will end by October 2026 to avoid peak pollution. Sports & Culture Spotlight: India closed the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow with 39 medals (13 gold), finishing fourth, led by a record boxing haul and a historic judo surge. Tech for Everyday Life: Google picked 20 AI startups for its 2026 Google Play Accelerator India, focusing on education, healthcare, gaming, agriculture and more. Fashion & Identity: India Couture Week 2026 drew a front-row fashion report from Delhi, mixing craft, drama and couture experimentation. Health & Travel: A Thai woman was arrested in Kolkata for overstaying in India since 2021. Youth Politics: Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke said the movement’s next step is strengthening its volunteer network after the student protests.
Commonwealth Games Handover: Glasgow officially passed the Commonwealth Games flag and baton to India for Ahmedabad 2030, with a closing ceremony that blended Scotland’s heritage and India’s cultural diversity; India finished fourth with 39 medals (13 gold, 17 silver, 9 bronze), and boxer Jaismine Lamboria was named flag-bearer. Women in Sport: India’s women powered the medal story—8 of 13 golds went to women across boxing, judo, para athletics and more, prompting IOA chief PT Usha to call it “Nari Shakti” in action. Youth & Public Health: PM Modi launched the Nasha Mukt Yuva for Viksit Bharat push, urging young people to reject drugs and back a drug-free India. Uniform Civil Code Debate: Exiled Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen renewed her call for UCC in India, saying it’s essential for equal rights, especially for women. Cricket Coaching Change: Subhadeep Ghosh replaced T Dilip as India men’s fielding coach ahead of the Sri Lanka Tests. Digital Safety in Focus: Delhi High Court is set to hear a PIL on Aug 5 about mandatory age verification for children’s social media access. Border Trade Resumes: India-China trade restarted via Lipulekh Pass, boosting local commerce in Uttarakhand.
Commonwealth Games Glory: India’s weightlifters returned to Delhi for a hero’s welcome after a medal-rich Glasgow run, led by Mirabai Chanu’s third straight CWG gold and a total of eight medals for the contingent. CWG 2030 Handover: As Glasgow’s Games end, the Commonwealth baton passes to Ahmedabad, turning today’s medals into tomorrow’s hosting momentum. Final-Day Focus: India heads into Sunday’s last stretch with judo and track cycling events that could add to its 39-medal tally. Legal & Digital Rights: The Delhi High Court protected cricketer Yuvraj Singh’s personality rights, ordering removal of unauthorised AI deepfakes and misuse of his name and likeness. Women, Safety & Protest Fallout: Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke urged PM Modi to apologise over alleged police excesses against women protesters. Culture & Lifestyle: Parle launched a limited “Melody Tiramisu” toffee on Blinkit, tying into the viral Modi–Meloni friendship moment. Tech & Consumer Buzz: iQOO CEO Nipun Marya teased the iQOO Z11’s India arrival, hinting at a domestic-spec hardware setup.
Commonwealth Games 2026: India’s boxing blitz hit a new peak as the country surged to fourth place with a record 16-medal day—seven gold and three silver in boxing—pushing the overall tally to 39 medals. Youth & Education: PM Modi inaugurated the Viveka Smaraka youth centre in Mysuru, pitching education, equality and service as the route to nation-building, while the AG urged universities to be centres of truth. Digital Schooling: Maharashtra expanded its ‘Vinoba’ platform to 45,000 schools, reaching 31 lakh students and 1.3 lakh teachers. Sports Policy: The Cabinet approved an expanded Khelo India scheme with Rs 36,441 crore for 2026-27 to 2030-31, aiming a talent pipeline from school to podium. India-China Trade: Border trade resumed via Nathula and Shipki-La after years, with Shipki-La’s first batch of 16 traders flagged off and a new trade mart inaugurated. Women’s Welfare (Delhi): Delhi launched the Lakshmi Yojana portal for ₹2,500 monthly support, with thousands registering on day one. Culture & Heritage: A temple-arts festival, ‘Sapta Sindhu—Amaravati Edition 2026’, began in Vijayawada with design, mural and rangoli competitions.
Commonwealth Games 2026: India heads into Day 10 in Glasgow with momentum after a medal-rich Day 9, and today’s big focus is boxing gold—Preeti Pawar vs Scarlett Delgado (54kg final) and Jaismine Lamboria vs Michaela Walsh (57kg final)—plus judo and athletics medal chances across the schedule. Women’s health: A Bengaluru gynaecologist’s viral warning about rising genital infections among young women has sparked a wider debate on safe sex and dating-app culture. Delhi welfare & culture: Delhi CM Rekha Gupta launches the online Delhi Lakshmi Yojana portal for ₹2,500 monthly support, while DU campuses get Bhajan Clubbing with a ₹1.83 crore push for youth-friendly devotional culture. Urban mobility: Delhi-NCR’s Namo Bharat RRTS network moves forward as DPRs are filed for new corridors, and Mumbai’s Mulund twin foot overbridges get ticket-booking access. Digital governance: India’s first digital census begins with a 15-day self-enumeration phase. Sports lifestyle: Toyota India reports July sales of 32,516 units, with domestic growth continuing despite export softness.
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