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India’s new Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Act, 2026, has sparked widespread protests by removing self-identification rights. Critics argue the law replaces individual autonomy with mandatory medical certification, contradicting previous legal precedents and the Supreme Court’s NALSA judgment. Activists fear this regressive move will hinder access to essential rights and services for the transgender

Tamil Nadu chief minister M.K. Stalin ignited his election campaign in Tiruvarur, framing the upcoming polls as a crucial battle between the state and the central government. He asserted that the BJP-led NDA aims to hinder Tamil Nadu’s growth, accusing them of controlling the AIADMK. Stalin urged voters to reject the NDA, emphasizing the election’s

India’s 1st Iranian oil cargo since 2019 headed to Gujarat coast  ThePrint