India Drops Five Positions To 85th Rank In Henley Passport Index 2025, Offering Visa-Free Access To 57 Countries

Minority research scholars’ fellowship and maintenance amount cut

According to a recent GO, the minority research scholars will get ₹10,000 for Ph.D and ₹8,000 for M.Phil fellowship per month from this year. Earlier, it was ₹25,000 fellowship per month and ₹10,000 annual maintenance cost for both streams.

Dalit Teen Went To File Rape Case, Allegedly Detained Overnight, Beaten

In a shocking sequence of events, a 13-year-old Dalit girl was allegedly kept at a police station for a whole night and beaten up when she wanted to lodge a rape complaint in Madhya Pradesh's Chhatarpur city.

PolitiCrooks on Twitter

“Kudos to you... Your guts and determination to visit Taiwan despite so much opposition marks a clear message to "Land-grabbers China"... @SpeakerPelosi .. The US must ensure China never steals Taiwan.. @JoeBiden https://t.co/STWDrNsaQH”

Hindustan Times on Twitter

“No deaths have been reported due to manual scavenging and there are no reports of people engaged in manual scavenging in the country, the Centre informed #LokSabha https://t.co/gD0mn6GNy9”

Press Trust of India on Twitter

“Petrol, diesel prices scale new highs across country after they were hiked for 17th time in a month”

Aarif Shah on Twitter

“JUST IN: India reports 169,243 new coronavirus cases, by far the biggest one-day increase in the world.”

"Supplied More Vaccines Globally Than Vaccinated Our Own," India Tells UN

India has supplied more COVID-19 vaccines globally than vaccinated its own people, the country has told the UN General Assembly and cautioned that vaccine inequity will defeat the collective global resolve to contain the coronavirus as the disparity in the accessibility of vaccines will affect the poorest nations the most.