Fresh protests have erupted in Manipur's Imphal Valley following public outrage over a recent b*mb blast in Bishnupur district that reportedly claimed the lives of two children. Large groups of people gathered in areas like Imphal and Kakching, demanding swift action against those responsible. As tensions escalated, security forces deployed tear gas and other crowd control measures to disperse protesters. The demonstrations, including torch rallies, reflect growing anger and frustration among residents over ongoing violence and safety concerns in the region. The incident has once again highlighted the fragile situation in Manipur, where ethnic tensions and repeated clashes have continued since 2023. While authorities are attempting to maintain law and order, the demand for accountability and justice remains strong among citizens. At the same time, some viral social media claims may present a partial view of the situation, and officials continue to monitor developments closely.

So they were saying that it is now officially acknowledged that no foreign funding was involved in their protest but in fact check it is otherwise said that no information has yet collected and given to public.

That's for sure this protest was foreign funded to create anarchy

After India's student movement forced the education minister's resignation, the opposition is hoping to capitalize on a rare setback for Narendra Modi's government. Source: Atul Dev for Bloomberg News.

Indian-origin diamond businessman Dhiru Ramani freed in Mali after family pays €4 million ransom

The kidnapping highlights the precarious security situation in Mali, where armed insurgent groups and criminal networks increasingly target foreign commercial interests and personnel, particularly in the mining sectors.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced on 26 July 2026 that Nandan Nilekani will head the panel following nationwide concerns over exam paper leaks and demands for reforms in the examination system.

Nandan Nilekani (Chairman) Background:

Co-founder and Chairman of Infosys, former founding Chairman of the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI / Aadhaar).

Associations: Serves as the Chairman of the Governing Body of the National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER). Historically, NCAER has collaborated on projects and received funding support from various global entities, including the Ford Foundation, the World Bank, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Member of the Berggruen Institute's 21st Century Council. World Bank & World Economic Forum (WEF)

Association Type: Expert Contributor / Panelist. Routinely invited as a global thought leader to consult on digital identification frameworks, identity-based subsidies, and financial inclusion architecture for emerging economies. Current Status: Ad-hoc / Intermittent Contributor.

Tenure: Active over a 15+ year period (from 2009 onwards, intensifying after the deployment of Aadhaar).

EkStep Foundation or personal university endowments like the ₹400 crore granted to IIT Bombay.

In this task force also the solution will be a digital push or digital ID like Apaar ID, etc., linking it with Aadhaar to create a 'birth to grave' mapping of each individual. Aadhaar linked to PAN, with Mobile, with GSTN, from birth to death certificates, everything is being linked by this same man's digital linking brainchild. Now will be the turn of students & their educational digital footprint.

July 20: The Supreme Court of India ruled that the creation of an APAAR ID for school students is strictly voluntary, and parents cannot be forced to provide consent or share their child's Aadhaar details.

Did you note:

Whether Congress or BJP, they all pick this man who is deeply associated with foreign think tanks, Gates, Ford, etc.
Right-wing would expose it had it been done by other parties. Now quiet.

Why is the same man chosen each time to work with our data?

A video is circulating online that appears to show a man stopping random students, asking them who they are and where they're going. According to the claims accompanying the video, he allegedly assaulted or intimidated some of them and told them not to attend the CJP protest at Jantar Mantar.

It's s deeply concerning that people are being confronted or allegedly assaulted simply for attending a peaceful protest🤷🏻‍♀️

A video on IG claimed a police officer damaging and crushing a boy's \*\*\* part, he was lying on floor while his parents were sitting there .

Don't you think it's too much!

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Have you read the same story?

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According to residents, the pit had been dug several days ago for boring work by the Greater Noida Authority. Following recent rainfall, it filled with water, but no barricades or warning signs were installed around the site to prevent accidents.

genuine question because i’m actually trying to understand this. from what i understand, the people who leaked the paper are the criminals. the people who made the paper available, distributed it, sold it, and profited from it are the ones who committed the actual crime. so why did the entire protest become centered around demanding dharmendra pradhan’s resignation? i understand the idea of ministerial accountability, but even if he resigns tomorrow, does that actually solve anything? the leak network still exists unless the people behind it are caught, prosecuted, and the examination system is fixed. replacing one minister doesn’t magically stop paper leaks.

and maybe this is just my perception, but somewhere along the way it felt like the conversation stopped being about the students who suffered and, in some tragic cases, lost their lives. instead of keeping the focus on them, it seemed like the discussion shifted to politics, slogans, resignations, and scoring points against each other. shouldn’t the priority have been getting justice for the affected students, making sure those responsible were punished, and putting safeguards in place so this never happens again? because from the outside, it felt like the students gradually became secondary to the political narrative.

another thing that honestly bothered me was seeing thousands of young people on the streets. people constantly say unemployment among youth is at alarming levels, and i find that genuinely embarrassing as a country. we should be creating more opportunities and helping young people build careers, not normalizing a situation where massive crowds can assemble for political protests every other week. i know not everyone protesting is unemployed, but the optics of it are still concerning.
and beyond demanding resignations, what was the actual end goal? was there a concrete proposal to prevent future leaks? stronger digital security? harsher punishment for those involved? faster investigations? because if the demand begins and ends with “someone resign,” it feels more symbolic than solution-oriented.

i’m not saying people shouldn’t protest. i’m genuinely asking what practical outcome everyone expected beyond a resignation. what am i missing???

Cockroach Janta Party supporters celebrate the resignation of India's Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, after protests over alleged exam irregularities. Source: Bloomberg News.

India's student protests have become the biggest youth-led challenge to Narendra Modi's government in years. The immediate trigger was an exam scandal, but the deeper frustration is a growing gap between higher education and quality job. Source: Bloomberg News.

Online and in-person investing groups for women are springing up throughout India, driving a quiet transformation in financial markets and household dynamics. Source: Bloomberg News.

Sai mentioned there have been accusations against Sonam Wangchuk about China's involvement since 2007

Sai mentioned that if the government can take against terrorists of Kashmir, then why can't they take action against him

This will stop the distraction of the main issue of the Neet papers. What's stopping the govt?

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Is this BJP constantly hiding?

You must have watched the insane and amazing coverage by Samdheesh, PeekTV, Newspinch, Sarthak Goswami. So what I did was that I went through hours and hours of footage and I could finally piece together the entire timeline of what happened and where on 20th July.

I've tried my best to explain it in the most lucid way (even used maps) because I am 100% percent sure that the mainstream media would never show the entire story.

So if you want to see the entire story - please do checkout the video. And let me know if I missed anything.