The CJP has called for nationwide peaceful protests as the movement over the NEET-UG paper leak gathers momentum across the country. With the Centre renewing its invitation for talks, the CJP insisting on a neutral venue, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi announcing fast-track courts for paper leak cases, we examine whether the government's response addresses the protesters' key demands. We also break down the landmark U.S.-Saudi civilian nuclear deal and its implications for West Asia, India's sharp rebuttal to Pakistan at the United Nations over the Indus Waters Treaty, the latest developments in Kerala's Sabarimala gold theft case, and the release of Jana Nayagan, Vijay's final film before his full-time political journey.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for calm after violence erupted during the CJP protest over the Neet paper leak, emphasizing society's role in guiding children responsibly.

The CJP's protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar entered another day as thousands returned despite the previous day's police action, with Rahul Gandhi joining the political push over…