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No decision on ethanol blending beyond 20%: Govt

The government has stated no decision exists to raise ethanol blending beyond twenty percent. Lower-blended fuel or pure petrol will not be available at select outlets. Any future diesel blending will depend on evaluations and stakeholder consultations. The transition to E20 has been phased and evidence-based, with gradual increases. Claims of vehicle damage from E20

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NTA rebuts claims of 5, says NEET-UG OMR sheets forged

The National Testing Agency has refuted claims of OMR answer sheet discrepancies from five NEET-UG candidates. Images circulated by these candidates were reportedly digitally altered or regenerated using artificial intelligence. The agency verified the original OMR sheets and scores for all five students involved. These actions follow allegations of swapped OMR sheets and fewer attempted

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Youth full of aspirations, want country to move forward: PM Modi

Prime Minister Modi urged opposition parties to use logic and facts in Parliament. He highlighted India’s youth aspirations and recent national achievements. The successful launch of a private space rocket showcased young Indian capabilities. Recent inaugurations and a hydrogen train launch also marked progress. India maintained growth despite global energy supply disruptions.

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Trump imposes 50% tariffs on most Canadian goods, cites trade disputes

President Trump imposed fifty percent tariffs on most Canadian goods. This action escalates trade tensions between the two nations. The tariffs apply to many goods previously protected under the USMCA agreement. This move heightens economic uncertainty and strains bilateral ties. Aides are examining the possibility of imposing additional tariffs on Canada.

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Global urea prices ease after May spike, fall 40% in June

Urea prices fell significantly in June, offering government relief after earlier increases. International urea prices were $572 per tonne, down from May’s figures. Other fertilizer prices like diammonium phosphate and potash remained higher than last year. Sulphur prices saw the largest increase, rising 265 percent year-on-year. Domestic urea production exceeded targets, providing comfort for the

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Taylor Swift reportedly felt anxious about Blake lively drama before tying knot with Travis

Taylor Swift and Travis kelce are still getting criticised for not inviting Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds but it seems the popular pop star was anxious about the actress before getting marrried.

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Rahul Gandhi claims PM Modi ‘most anti-youth PM India has seen’

Opposition leaders criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his government’s actions. They condemned the crackdown on young protesters marching towards Parliament. Rahul Gandhi called Modi the most anti-youth Prime Minister India has seen. Leaders stated that students are not criminals and their demands are legitimate. The protests highlight widespread discontent regarding examination irregularities and education

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Delhi violence not spontaneous, says BJP, blames Left

The BJP has blamed Left-affiliated student groups for protests and violence. Organised groups were also accused of instigating and mobilising crowds. Similar allegations were made regarding the Delhi riots and ongoing legal proceedings. The party stated that the violence did not appear spontaneous and was orchestrated. Investigations will establish criminal responsibility for the real conspirators.

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Day 1 of Parliament’s monsoon session washed out amid NEET, donation chori protests

The first day of Parliament’s monsoon session was disrupted by opposition protests. Opposition parties raised concerns over various issues, including temple donations and exam leaks. Frequent adjournments led to the cancellation of proceedings in both houses. A bill to increase the number of Supreme Court judges was introduced in Lok Sabha. The changed seating arrangement

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