"tear-gas"

  Protests over rising living costs, military expansion and increased arms spending erupted across Italian cities, including Rome, Bologna and Turin, with clashes between demonstrators and police. Authorities deployed additional forces as Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemned violence and called for public safety 

Violent clashes and stone-pelting broke out at Jantar Mantar following the announcement of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. Security forces lobbed tear gas and resorted to a mild lathicharge to disperse the crowd. The situation is currently under control

FAIMA condemned the reported use of force against resident doctors and medical students during the CJP protest, expressing solidarity with those injured. The association demanded accountability, protection for healthcare professionals and dialogue with stakeholders while urging peaceful demonstrations nationwide

Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra criticised the Centre over police action against protesters marching to Parliament, alleging the government refused to discuss education policy issues. The protest over alleged exam irregularities triggered clashes, tear gas, lathi-charge and disruptions in Parliament

Protesters clashed with security forces in Manipur's Imphal East during demonstrations against relocating the UNLF(P) camp. Residents said the camp provides security for valley villages, while authorities used tear gas to disperse protesters facilitating the camp's planned relocation

Police used tear gas and lathi-charge to disperse a crowd that blocked railway tracks at Patna’s Pataliputra station, alleging inadequate train arrangements for an Excise Department exam. Rail traffic was disrupted for hours before authorities restored normalcy and launched an investigation

In Imphal, protests led by COCOMI demanding peace and justice in Manipur turned violent as police blocked marchers heading to the CM’s residence. Tear gas was used, though a delegation later submitted a memorandum to the Chief Minister

Tension prevailed in Sihora town of Jabalpur district after members of two communities clashed, leading to stone-pelting and vandalism. Police fired tear gas to disperse the mob and arrested 49 people. Authorities said the situation is under control

Police use tear gas to disperse crowds and at least one person died in clashes; scores more injured, including journalists

Jama Masjid surveyed on orders of local court following petition that claimed that Harihar temple stood at the site, which was demolished by Mughal Emperor Babur in 1529

Punjab farmers to renew efforts to breach barricades at Haryana border, aiming to reach Delhi for demands.

Farmer leaders were heard asking the protestors to use wet clothes to minimise the impact of the tear gas shells.

Hundreds, many wearing construction helmets and carrying makeshift shields, gathered in Myanmar's largest city of Yangon, where a day earlier police had fired repeated rounds of tear gas

The police also asked the farmers to head back to their pre-decided routes for the tractor parade.

Police used tear gas on groups of farmers and resorted to baton charge as protestors broke past barricades at different border points.

Groups of protesting farmers camping at Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur border points of the national capital broke police barricades on Tuesday morning to force their way into the city.

Farmers' bodies said they will hold a dharna wherever they are stopped from moving towards the national capital.

The situation remained tense at the Shambu inter-state border on the national highway as protesting farmers threw police barricades into the Ghaggar river.