Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared that the battle against terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir has entered its final stage. Addressing the Rajya Sabha, he stated that a multi-pronged strategy is being employed to dismantle the remaining terror network. Modi noted that terror incidents have decreased significantly in the past decade, indicating a shift towards normalcy. He praised the citizens of Jammu and Kashmir for leading this fight, resulting in increased tourism and investment in the region. The Prime Minister's statement signals a significant milestone in the region's journey towards peace and stability.

GMR Group, the operator of Delhi Airport, has been funding the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) through an electoral trust since 2018. The company has been contributing to the Prudent Electoral Trust, which in turn, directs the funds to the BJP. Electoral trusts can accept contributions year-round, unlike electoral bonds, and the donations are publicly recorded. This scheme, introduced by the Congress in 2013, allows corporate houses to claim tax exemptions on donations. GMR's funding of the BJP comes to light amid the partial collapse of Terminal 1's roof, resulting in one death. The incident raises questions about the company's influence and priorities.

Self-styled godman Suraj Pal, known as Bhole Baba, has a history of legal troubles, including allegations of sexual assault. Despite multiple cases filed against him in various jurisdictions, he continues to have a significant following. Born in Kasganj, Suraj Pal was a former police officer who faced legal troubles in 1997 related to sexual assault allegations and served time in prison. After his release, he reinvented himself as a spiritual leader, attracting devotees to his ashram. Recently, a stampede at his 'satsang' gathering in Hathras resulted in 121 deaths. Bhole Baba's controversial practices and legal troubles have raised concerns among authorities and citizens alike.

A stampede at a religious gathering in Hathras killed 121 people. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath visited the injured and directed officials to ensure swift medical care and relief efforts. He ordered a thorough investigation to find the cause and prevent future incidents. District Magistrate Ashish Kumar said, "We are actively investigating the matter." Congress MPs and other leaders called for better safety measures at public events. Eyewitnesses described the chaos, and the Railways arranged special trains to help people return home safely. Authorities are working to identify the deceased and assist affected families.

In a tragic incident at a religious gathering in Phulrai village, Hathras, Uttar Pradesh, 121 people lost their lives in a stampede, including 108 women and 7 children. The stampede occurred during a 'satsang' by a religious preacher, prompting the Uttar Pradesh Police to file an FIR against organisers, including 'Mukhya sevadar' Devprakash Madhukar. Charges include culpable homicide and negligence. A plea has been filed in the Supreme Court highlighting administrative failures and lapses in safety measures. The incident has raised questions about public safety protocols during large gatherings.

At least 116 people died in a stampede during Bhole Baba’s satsang in Uttar Pradesh’s Hathras district on July 2, 2024. Overcrowding, as attendees exceeded the permitted 80,000, led to chaos. Devotees, rushing to touch the preacher’s feet, caused a fatal crush. The Uttar Pradesh government has blamed both the event organizers and local administration for negligence. An FIR will be filed against the event’s organisers. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will visit the site and has ordered an immediate investigation.

Mukesh and Nita Ambani organized a mass wedding for 50 underprivileged couples from Palghar, Mumbai, ahead of their son Anant Ambani's wedding. Each couple received gold and silver ornaments, along with a cheque of Rs 1.01 lakh as 'streedhan'. The ceremony, held at Reliance Corporate Park, included gifts of household items and appliances. The Ambani family, joined by their children Akash, Isha, and spouses, expressed joy and support for the couples. They pledged to continue such initiatives nationwide, starting with this heartfelt gesture marking the beginning of their son's wedding celebrations.

At least 116 people, mostly women, lost their lives in a tragic stampede during a religious gathering in Hathras, Uttar Pradesh. The incident occurred as devotees were leaving a 'satsang' led by Bhole Baba in Phulrai village. Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed sorrow and assured full support to the state. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced financial aid for the victims' families and medical assistance for the injured. Rescue operations by NDRF and SDRF teams are underway at the site, where bodies were found piled up due to suffocation in the rush.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi sharply criticized Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party during a Motion of Thanks debate in Lok Sabha. Amid opposition protests, Modi accused the Congress of spreading false allegations against Hindus, stating, "Mocking Hindus has become a fashion." He asserted that BJP follows 'santushtikaran' (satisfaction) instead of 'tushtikaran' (appeasement). Modi mocked Rahul Gandhi's recent accusations against BJP and pointed out Gandhi's legal troubles. He emphasized BJP’s zero-tolerance policy towards corruption and highlighted India's improved global standing. Modi also noted the public's mandate for Congress to remain in the opposition and vowed to work tirelessly for a developed India by 2047.

The death toll from the stampede in Hathras, Uttar Pradesh, has risen to 116. The incident took place at a religious event addressed by Bhole Baba, where thousands of devotees gathered, surpassing the permitted limit. This led to panic and a deadly stampede, with most victims being women. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has assured strict action against those responsible and is currently holding meetings with senior officials to manage the situation. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has offered full central assistance. Condolences continue to pour in from leaders, including BSP chief Mayawati.