Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar resigned on July 21, citing health concerns. His sudden departure, effective immediately, triggers a constitutional by-election and leaves a leadership vacuum in the Rajya Sabha.
Over 11,000 untraceable voters flagged in Bihar’s electoral roll revision have raised concerns of illegal immigration, triggering political controversy and opposition allegations of voter suppression ahead of final list publication.
Parliament’s Monsoon Session opened amid political tensions, with Operation Sindoor, Trump’s ceasefire claims, and an impeachment motion dominating the agenda, setting the stage for a fiery legislative showdown.
The Kremlin says President Putin is open to peace talks on Ukraine but insists on achieving Russia’s strategic goals, including territorial control—despite international pressure and a U.S. ceasefire ultimatum.
At least 73 Palestinians were killed in Gaza while seeking aid, with witnesses alleging Israeli forces opened fire. The incident highlights escalating humanitarian risks amid expanding evacuation orders.
Hamas has accused Israel of rejecting a comprehensive ceasefire deal that included the release of all Gaza captives, warning that future negotiations may collapse if talks in Doha fail.
Israeli PM Netanyahu expressed regret over a deadly tank strike on Gaza’s Holy Family Church, following pressure from U.S. President Trump. The incident killed three civilians and wounded several others.
The U.S. Senate has approved a $9 billion spending cut package, slashing foreign aid and public broadcasting funds, in line with President Trump’s push for fiscal restraint and efficiency.
