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Kerala Govt Won’t Withdraw from PMSHRI; Will Implement it Conditionally: CM Satheesan  Outlook India

Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav has dismissed claims of a major split within his party. He accused the Bharatiya Janata Party of a history of engineering defections in opposition parties. Yadav stated the Samajwadi Party is prepared for such challenges. These remarks come amid political positioning for the 2027 Uttar Pradesh assembly elections.

RG Kar case: CBI team visits Panihati crematorium, questions staff  ThePrint

K Annamalai, after leaving the BJP, is set to transform his ‘We the Leaders’ movement into a political party by July. With 18 lakh members already joined, the organization aims to bring fresh leadership and address state issues like the drug menace. The party plans to introduce term limits for politicians.

Rahul Gandhi criticized the Modi government’s temporary ban on Telegram ahead of the NEET-UG 2026 re-examination, calling it a diversionary tactic targeting students instead of paper leak networks.

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on June 11 reiterated India’s commitment to strengthening Afghanistan’s healthcare system, announcing the gifting of medical equipment for diagnosis, treatment, and specialised care to Afghan health authorities.

Kerala chief minister VD Satheesan has firmly stated that the Centre will not be permitted to interfere in the state’s autonomy regarding school curriculum decisions. Following a cabinet meeting, Satheesan emphasized that shaping educational content is within the state’s domain, asserting Kerala’s commitment to safeguarding its authority in this matter.

RJD supremo Lalu Prasad Yadav accused Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar of orchestrating the withdrawal of his and Rabri Devi’s Z-plus security cover. Following the downgrade, RJD workers took over guarding Rabri Devi’s residence, asserting their duty to protect her in the absence of Lalu and Tejashwi Yadav.

India’s Supreme Court has recognized “loss of domestic care” as compensable, valuing homemakers’ unpaid labor at Rs 30,000 monthly. This acknowledges the significant economic contribution of women’s household work, estimated to be a substantial portion of GDP. Time-use surveys reveal a stark gender gap, with women dedicating far more hours to domestic duties, a disparity