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CYBERJul 4India investigating Tata data leak that exposed Apple iPhone secretsThe Hindu
CONFLICTJul 4Indian judge behind scathing Gaza UN report urges India to stop arming IsraelIndian judge behind scathing Gaza UN report urges India to stop arming Israel India should reconsider the supply of arms to Israel and ensure it is not "going down in global history as having contributed to the genocide in Gaza", says an Indian judge who was one of the main authors of the UN’s scathing report that said Israel’s targeting of children amounted to genocide. S Muralidhar, former Delhi High Court chief justice who chairs the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, said India "should seriously think about" ending arms transfers because "all the munitions and the arms in Israel's hands are being used to target defenceless unarmed children". In an interview with India’s leading magazine, Frontline, he added that India "should not contribute to the failure of the UN system" and should speak out "clearly and unambiguously" against attacks on children. India had played an important role in drafting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights alongside the framing of its own Constitution, he said, and urged India to uphold that legacy. The Memorandum of Understanding between Iran and US, he told the interviewer, says nothing about Gaza or occupied Palestinian territory. “It seems to be that this will continue. The air strikes in Gaza, the attacks on medical facilities, on children will continue unless countries do something about it. It can't be allowed to go on like this. NEW | SPEAKEASY 🎙️ Justice S. Muralidhar, Chair of the UN Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, discusses the findings of the commission, the impact of the war on Palestinian children, and the challenges of enforcing international law amid global political... — Frontline (@frontline_india) June 30, 2026middleeasteye · united kingdom
POLITICSJul 4Row after Indian state drops eggs from school lunch menuWest Bengal's move to replace eggs in some school meals has sparked a wider debate over nutrition and choice.BBC World
BUSINESSJul 3Pan-Indian flavors coming to West Seattle: Taste and Best to replace The Great American Diner and BarPan-Indian flavors coming to West Seattle: Taste and Best to replace The Great American Diner and Bar Off patr Fri, 07/03/2026 - 2:36pmwestsideseattle · united states of america
BUSINESSJul 3Indian firms will have to leave comfort zone to achieve $1 trillion export target: Piyush GoyalSpeaking at the Board of Trade meeting, the Commerce Minister said the target was achievable as other countries were keen to trade with IndiaThe Hindu
POLITICSJul 3‘Will never win genuine recognition’: China on India-Japan ‘free and open Indo-Pacific’ standChina has stated that the India-Japan 'free and open Indo-Pacific' stand will 'never win genuine recognition.' This indicates a clear difference in diplomatic positions between the nations regarding regional policy.Indian Express
BUSINESSJul 34 Chinese firms with factories in India cleared to bid for power projectsFour Chinese companies operating factories in India have received clearance to submit bids for power projects. This development indicates cross-border business and government procurement activities.Indian Express
POLITICSJul 3Opposition’s letter to CJI: BJP alleges ‘dangerous conspiracy’ to malign Indian democracyBJP MP Sudhanshu Trivedi describes letter written by 23 Opposition parties to Chief Justice of India as “attack on democracy”The Hindu
POLITICSJul 3Zuma sparks outrage after India meeting with Gupta brotherFormer South African president Jacob Zuma has triggered a political storm after meeting fugitive businessman Ajay Gupta in India and declaring his intention to seek office again, drawing fierce criticism from the government.Africanews [en]
POLITICSJul 3Watch: INDIA bloc writes to CJI over SIR, EC misconduct | Above the Fold | 03.07.2026The episode looks at the INDIA bloc’s joint memorandum to the Chief Justice of India; the Allahabad High Court’s stance on the Places of Worship Act; Russia-Ukraine war; former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei state funeral, Uddhav Thackeray’s “Ram Raksha” protest, latest FIFA updates, and more.The Hindu
BUSINESSJul 3First India-made EXIM shipping container rolled out in big step to self-relianceIndia launches first EXIM shipping container, built for Maersk. A major step towards Atmanirbhar Bharat in maritime manufacturing.newkerala · india
BUSINESSJul 3FM Sitharaman: India's Middle Class Drives Growth with Rising ConsumptionFinance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman says India's middle class, growing at 6.3% annually, is driving post-pandemic economic growth through rising consumption and government support.newkerala · india
DISASTERJul 3‘Strong’ El Nino during June-Sept, below-normal rain over Indian subcontinent : WMOThe World Meteorological Organization (WMO) predicts a 'strong' El Nino during June-September, leading to below-normal rainfall over the Indian subcontinent. This forecast suggests potential significant weather impacts for the region.Indian Express
WORLDJul 3The Daily Catch-Up | How India’s temples safeguard devotees’ offerings, and other top newsThis 'Daily Catch-Up' article discusses how India's temples secure devotees' offerings, alongside other top news. It provides insight into cultural practices and general current events.Indian Express
BUSINESSJul 3India's 1st bullet train corridor nears completion; sets template for future railsIndia's Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train corridor nears completion, setting a standard template for 7 future high-speed rail corridors covering nearly 4,000 km.newkerala · india
POLITICSJul 3Indian missions in Australia, UAE, Kuwait continue offering limited consular services; outsourcing on hold as matter is subjudice: MEAMEA clarifies Indian missions in Australia, UAE, Kuwait provide limited consular services. Outsourcing on hold due to legal proceedings. Emergency help available.newkerala · india
POLITICSJul 3Cultural heritage belongs to entire world: India on reconstruction by Pak in TaxilaIndia reacts to Pakistan's reconstruction at Taxila UNESCO sites, stressing cultural heritage belongs to the entire world. UNESCO warns of delisting.newkerala · india
BUSINESSJul 3Matcha tea, now from India: Assam estate sells first India-made batchAn Assam estate has sold the first batch of India-made matcha tea. This marks a new development in the Indian tea industry and its potential expansion into new markets.Indian Express
MILITARYJul 3Indian Army concludes multinational exercise Khaan Quest 2026 in MongoliaHeld from June 20 to July 3 at the Five Hills Training Area in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, the 23rd edition of the exercise brought together more than 1,000 troops from 18 countries to enhance interoperability, strengthen coordination and improve operational readiness for United Nations peace support operations under Chapter VII of the U.N. Charter.The Hindu
WORLDJul 3India-Japan ties should not target third party: ChinaIndia and Japan also expressed "serious concern" at the situation in the East China Sea and South China Sea, and opposed unilateral actions that endanger freedom of navigation as well as attempts to change the status quo by forceThe Hindu
BUSINESSJul 3What is Nayara, the Indian firm Russia is reportedly importing oil from?Ukrainian forces have repeatedly targeted Russian oil facilities causing long queues for fuel across the country.Al Jazeera [en]
POLITICSJul 3‘Democracy is in jeopardy’: INDIA bloc in letter to Chief JusticeThe INDIA bloc has written to the Chief Justice, asserting that democracy is in jeopardy. This highlights a significant political concern raised by an opposition alliance.Indian Express
POLITICSJul 3India-Bangladesh ties ease with visa restart amid China concernsIndia’s decision to resume tourist visas for Bangladeshi nationals marks the clearest sign yet of a thaw in strained ties, but analysts say the real test will be whether trade links can be rebuilt while Dhaka courts Chinese investment near India’s sensitive eastern flank. India began accepting tourist visa applications from Bangladeshis on Sunday, nearly two years after services were suspended amid the fallout from violent protests that forced former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina from...South China Morning Post
POLITICSJul 3‘When all else fails, people still repose their trust in the judiciary’: INDIA bloc leaders in joint memorandum to CJISigned by leaders of 24 Opposition parties, including independent MP Kapil Sibal, it detailed concerns over the SIR in West Bengal and Bihar; the leaders also made a direct accusation, alleging that they believed recently conducted elections in Delhi, Haryana, and Maharashtra had been “manipulated”The Hindu
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