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Historic Move Rajya Sabha passes the Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Bill, 2026.The proposed law places Vande Mataram on par with the National Anthem, Jana Gana Mana, by extending identical statutory protection. Violations can invite up to 3 years'... pic.twitter.com/gikLK8ukqo

The government says no fault has been found in the Air India Boeing 787 fuel control switch, while the crash investigation continues.Parliament has cleared a Bill extending legal protection to Vande Mataram, making insults punishable on par with the national anthem.Rahul Gandhi used a Parliament debate on the anti-paper leak Bill to back student protests and level fresh allegations against the government. The Centre rejected Rahul Gandhi's claims over police action during the NEET protests, insisting only tear gas was used and demanding an apology.

"The bill shields the dreams and aspirations of our youth by laying down iron-clad provisions imposing the harshest punishment on those who dare to breach the sanctity of public examinations," Amit Shah wrote on X.

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New Delhi, Jul 29 (PTI) The Rajya Sabha on Wednesday passed a bill to make insult to the national song 'Vande Mataram' a criminal offence, ending the over week-long impasse by taking up legislative agenda amid the Opposition's uproar over police action against students protesting NEET paper leak. The Opposition, led by the Congress, staged [...]

NEW DELHI: India has signed agreements with 24 countries to export its digital public infrastructure model, moving beyond broad cooperation pledges to begin work on DigiLocker systems in Kenya and Cuba and expand UPI-linked payments across 10 overseas markets. Discussions are also underway with Laos, Seychelles, Venezuela, Armenia, Fiji, Guyana and Colombia for possible adoption of platforms such as e-Sanjeevani, e-Office and e-Hospital.The electronics and information technology ministry told Lok Sabha on Wednesday that India had concluded an implementation framework agreement and a non-disclosure agreement with Kenya for deploying DigiLocker.

Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, aimed at preventing future paper leaks, was passed in Lok Sabha Wednesday amid furore over Rahul's remarks.