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Five dead, including three students, in tragic train-van collision in…

A train-van collision in Murshidabad, West Bengal, resulted in the deaths of five people, including three school students and a cyclist. The incident occurred when a passenger train collided with a school van at a railway crossing that had been opened prematurely. Four others were critically injured. The gateman has been arrested, and railway officials expressed regret over the tragedy. Local residents criticized the gateman's negligence and questioned the railway's safety measures. Following the accident, train services were temporarily disrupted as residents protested by blocking the tracks. Compensation of Rs 10 lakh has been announced for the victims.

Ludhiana Student Aryan Gupta Tops NEET UG 2026 with 715 Marks After…

Aryan Gupta, a student from Ludhiana, scored 715 out of 720 in the NEET UG 2026 exam, tying for the top rank with Panshul Bansal. After the exam's cancellation due to a paper leak, Aryan initially struggled but regained focus with support from his brother and the realization of a shared experience among 22 lakh students. His dedication involved studying 16-17 hours daily while balancing leisure activities. With a personal motivation to become an oncologist, Aryan encourages others to trust their hard work and view setbacks as opportunities for growth.

NEET 2026 Results Show Increased Cut-Off Marks Amid Rising Competition

The NEET 2026 results show a significant increase in cut-off marks, rising by 30 to 35 points from last year. The National Testing Authority released results on July 16 after a re-examination due to a paper leak. Twelve Tamil Nadu students scored above 690, with Venkatapathi Velayutham achieving a 99.99915 percentile. Of 142,494 registered candidates from Tamil Nadu, 108,601 appeared, and 61,306 qualified, maintaining a qualification rate of 56.45%. The rise in cut-off is attributed to improved scores, with 1,390 students scoring above 650 marks this year. Tamil Nadu will have 950 additional MBBS seats for 2026-27.

Iran Launches Strikes Across Gulf as US Air Campaign Intensifies

Tehran conducted strikes against several Gulf countries, including Bahrain, Iraq, and Qatar, amid intensified US military actions targeting Iranian infrastructure. The US air campaign has resulted in civilian casualties, with reports of at least seven fatalities in Iran. Iran's military claimed to have targeted US facilities in the region. In Qatar, security alerts were issued after explosions, and a child was injured by shrapnel. As tensions escalate, calls for a ceasefire and renewed negotiations are growing, with efforts from China and Pakistan to mediate the conflict. Iran has reported significant casualties from US attacks since June.

Trump Claims China Compromised 220 Million US Voter Files, Stirs…

US President Donald Trump alleged that China executed "the largest compromise of election data in history," claiming it acquired 220 million American voter files. In a primetime address, he announced the declassification of intelligence documents showing Chinese interference, despite US intelligence assessments indicating no evidence of such interference affecting the 2020 election outcome. Trump criticized intelligence officials for allegedly concealing this information and called for stricter voter identification laws. His claims were rejected by Democratic Senator Mark Warner and dismissed by China's embassy, which asserted non-interference in US elections.

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Iran Claims Destruction of US Military Assets in Gulf, Including Radar and Aircraft, Amid Escalating Tensions

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced it targeted US-linked assets in the Gulf, claiming to have destroyed an American missile defense radar and an F-15 in Jordan, as well as Amazon's data infrastructure in Bahrain. This retaliation followed US strikes on Iranian targets, aimed at degrading Iran's military capabilities. The IRGC also reported attacking a US military compound in Jordan and drone strikes on three bases in Kuwait, claiming damage to US radar and defense systems. Tensions between the US and Iran continue to escalate amid these military operations.

Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra detained by Delhi Police amid protest near PM residence

Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra were detained by Delhi Police during a protest near Prime Minister Modi's residence, demanding accountability for the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak and the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Police forcibly removed Gandhi from the site, while Congress leaders asserted the protest marked the beginning of a larger movement. Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar condemned the detentions, emphasizing the need for justice for students. Union Minister Jitendra Singh accused Gandhi of reneging on agreements regarding the protest and claimed the government was open to discussing the NEET issue in Parliament.

Rahul Gandhi Leads Congress Protest Outside PM Modi’s Residence Demanding Accountability for Police Crackdown on Student March

Rahul Gandhi and Congress leaders are protesting outside Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence following police action against a peaceful student march addressing exam irregularities. They demand the resignations of PM Modi and Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Gandhi emphasized the need for justice for students, stating that the government's lack of accountability is unacceptable. Several Congress leaders were detained, and the party criticized the government for not allowing discussions in Parliament. The protest aims to highlight the treatment of students and demands a parliamentary debate on related issues.

Domestic Dispute Over Saree Leads to Murder in Badlapur, Woman Arrested After Cover-Up Fails

A domestic dispute over a saree led to the murder of Hariram Kishunji Singh, 35, by his wife Sunita Hariram Singh, 30, in Badlapur East. Sunita was arrested after investigators found discrepancies in her account of her husband's death on July 19. Initially reported as a heart attack, a post-mortem revealed signs of murder. Sunita allegedly attacked her husband during an argument, with their seven-year-old son seeking help. She has been charged with murder, and the child is now with relatives. Further investigation is ongoing.
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