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The DGCA issued a warning to IndiGo after an audit found deviations from standard operating procedures following a cargo spillage incident. The regulator directed the airline to submit corrective measures, while IndiGo said the warning carried no financial or operational impact
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The CBFC granted an 'A' certificate to Jana Nayagan after directing 12 modifications, including muting references to "TVK" and "New India", deleting a scene of the national flag falling, and altering certain dialogues and visuals before release
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The Kerala High Court on Friday rejected an unconditional apology from Cashew Secretary K. Biju regarding a controversial prosecution order in a multi-crore corruption case, sternly warning the state's bureaucracy against confronting the judiciary to shield political figures
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The Travancore Devaswom Board announced major reforms for the upcoming Sabarimala pilgrimage, including AI-based crowd management, expanded online accommodation booking, insurance benefits and digitised services. It also discontinued the Ayyappa Sangamam to focus on improving pilgrims' experience
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The lone survivor of the Visakhapatnam fishing boat tragedy recounted clinging to the capsized vessel for hours before swimming to safety. Authorities ended the search for six missing fishermen, while the Andhra Pradesh government announced ₹10 lakh compensation for each family
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The Petroleum Ministry said E20 petrol may lower fuel economy by 3–5 per cent in some vehicles but offers cleaner combustion, better performance and lower emissions. It maintained extensive testing confirmed vehicle compatibility before nationwide implementation of the ethanol-blending programme
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Kerala will launch the next phase of Operation Toofan with central agencies and southern state police chiefs to curb drug trafficking. The campaign will target road, rail, air and water routes while tightening action against online narcotics networks and prescription drug misuse
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A joint security team comprising the NIA, CRPF, and Manipur Police arrested a couple in Kangpokpi district on Friday for their alleged involvement in the abduction and killing of six Naga civilians, marking a key breakthrough in the case
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The rupee appreciated 14 paise to close at 95.33 against the US dollar, supported by a weaker dollar index, easing crude oil prices and strong domestic equities. Foreign institutional outflows and West Asia tensions, however, capped further gains
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NCP (SP) working president Supriya Sule on Friday dismissed speculation regarding a merger with the Congress. She clarified that no such proposal was exchanged, emphasizing that both parties remain committed allies within the Maha Vikas Aghadi and INDIA bloc
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The fifth Jammu Film Festival has received 180 entries from 35 countries ahead of its July 31 deadline. Scheduled for September 28–29, the event features a new three-tier evaluation jury alongside international delegates and cultural programs
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Google approached the Delhi High Court against a ruling holding it liable for trademark infringement over Hindware keywords in its AdWords programme. The court issued notice to Hindware and will hear Google's appeal against the ₹30 lakh damages order on July 24
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The first batch of 48 Kailash-Mansarovar pilgrims safely crossed Uttarakhand's 17,500-foot Lipulekh Pass to enter Tibet on Friday morning. A landslide near Dharchula briefly delayed the second batch, which will resume its journey on Saturday
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The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad questioned 112 individuals across the state on Friday. The synchronized morning operation by all 14 ATS units targeted people with alleged links to Pakistan-based gangster Shahzad Bhatti, who is suspected of radicalizing youth online
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Kerala Labour Minister Bindu Krishna directed CorroHealth to submit proposals by July 20 to continue operations in the state, warning of action under labour laws. The government is seeking to protect jobs after the company's decision affecting around 850 employees
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TRAI has clarified the purpose of the designated 1600 and 140 number series, stating that 1600 numbers are reserved for service calls by regulated entities, while 140 numbers are meant for promotional calls governed by customers' Do Not Disturb preferences.
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The Education Ministry ordered a probe after the Delhi High Court granted relief to a paper supplier blacklisted by NCERT. Minister Dharmendra Pradhan sought accountability from officials for allegedly failing to effectively defend the decision during court proceedings
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The Supreme Court will hear a batch of petitions on July 13 seeking a time-bound CBI probe and CAG forensic audit into alleged donation embezzlement at the Ayodhya Ram temple trust, challenging the current state-level SIT investigation
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The National Investigation Agency filed charge sheets against six Hurriyat Conference leaders, including Shabir Ahmad Shah, in a 1996 Srinagar mob violence case. The agency alleged they conspired to incite violence during a funeral procession that injured police personnel
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The Kerala High Court vacated its interim order granting police protection to Monalisa Bhosle after authorities said they could not trace her using details provided in her petition. The court allowed her to seek fresh protection by approaching police in writing
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The Delhi High Court upheld actor Rajpal Yadav's conviction in seven cheque-bounce cases, sentencing him to three months' imprisonment. The court also directed him to pay over ₹1 crore in each complaint, while adjusting nearly ₹2 crore already deposited
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in New Zealand on the final leg of his three-nation tour. He will hold talks with Prime Minister Christopher Luxon on trade and bilateral ties, address the Indian diaspora and strengthen cooperation under India's Indo-Pacific vision
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Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk said his hunger had stabilised on the 13th day of his indefinite fast, backing the CJP protest over alleged exam irregularities. He asserted peaceful protest as a constitutional right and urged government accountability before Parliament's Monsoon Session
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New Zealand has expressed openness to adopting India's Unified Payments Interface (UPI), with Trade Minister Todd McClay saying the country's regulatory environment can accommodate the digital payment platform. The remarks come as UPI continues expanding globally through international payment partnerships.