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CJP announces march to Parliament on July 20 as Wangchuk continues his fast

CJP announces march to Parliament on July 20 as Wangchuk continues his fast

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Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has called on citizens to join a peaceful march from Jantar Mantar to Parliament on July 20, the opening day of the Monsoon Session. In an appeal shared by the organisation on social media, it urged people to make their voices heard and remind elected representatives that they remain accountable to the public. Dipke said leaders from several Opposition parties are expected to join the march. Special message for parents.#ChaloSansad | 20 July | 9 AM pic.twitter.com/n4HUlKJTOH — Abhijeet Dipke (@abhijeet_dipke) July 12, 2026 CJP calls for govt dialogue Addressing a press conference, CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke appealed to the Centre to begin discussions with the protesters, saying the issue should not become “a battle of egos”, reported the PTI. He said the protesters were only seeking accountability and urged the government to respond before more lives were put at risk. “We are asking for accountability. Acknowledging a mistake is not a sign of weakness but of responsibility,” Dipke said. He added that the protesters hoped the government would begin talks instead …

Sonam Wangchuk calls for Parliament march on July 20: ‘Do a little more’

Sonam Wangchuk calls for Parliament march on July 20: ‘Do a little more’

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As the Cockroach Janta Party’s protest entered its 19th day and Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike completed 11 days, the activist called for a peaceful protest march on July 20, the day that the Parliament’s Monsoon Session begins. In his fresh appeal, Wangchuk urged the people to “do a little more” for the movement. Sonam Wangchuk called on people to join the march from the Jantar Mantar to the Parliament on July 20. (PTI) The CJP is holding a protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, demanding the resignation of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan and accountability over the NEET-UG paper leak scam and the student suicides in connection to it. “Thanks for all your messages to break my Hunger Strike, but that wouldn’t help the 20 students who committed suicide nor will that help protect the mountains of Ladakh or the rivers of India,” Wangchuk said in a video message posted to X. The activist then called on people to join the march from the Jantar Mantar to the Parliament on July 20. “For this, you will …

Who is Thomas Ryan Rousseau? Patriot Front founder seen at July 4 march in Washington, D.C.

Who is Thomas Ryan Rousseau? Patriot Front founder seen at July 4 march in Washington, D.C.

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Thomas Ryan Rousseau is the founder and leader of Patriot Front, the group whose masked members were seen marching through Washington, D.C., during the United States’ 250th Independence Day celebrations on July 4. Videos and photos showed dozens of men wearing matching outfits, face coverings and carrying flags as they moved through parts of the capital. The march drew attention because Patriot Front is widely described by organizations that track extremism as a white nationalist group. Rousseau created the organization in 2017 and has remained its most visible public figure ever since. Who is Thomas Ryan Rousseau? Patriot Front founder at July 4 DC march (Thomas Rousseau Kootenai County Sheriff) Who is Thomas Ryan Rousseau? Thomas Ryan Rousseau is a Texas native who was born in 1998 and grew up in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, his involvement with far-right activism began while he was still in high school. He later joined Vanguard America, a white nationalist organization, and became one of its prominent young leaders. Over the years, …

World Cup Round of 32 prediction: Last dance for Ronaldo or Modric? Spain, Salah tipped to march on

World Cup Round of 32 prediction: Last dance for Ronaldo or Modric? Spain, Salah tipped to march on

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It’s the penultimate day of the Round of 32 at the FIFA World Cup. All three co-hosts, Canada, Mexico and the USA, have secured a spot in the Round of 16, as have heavyweights England, France, Brazil, Morocco and Belgium. Germany, Senegal and the Netherlands are the biggest names to have been eliminated thus far. At least a few more distinguished names will have their heart broken tonight. HT Sports predicts… Cristiano Ronaldo, Luka Modric brace for defining showdown (AFP) Spain v Austria Prediction: Spain to win 2-1. Group H winners Spain are the favourites in this tie. La Roja are yet to concede a goal in this tournament, and have a hugely talented squad and great depth off the bench. But they are yet to find the right balance in midfield — Pedri and captain Rodri have been paired with Fabian Ruiz, Dani Olmo and Mikel Merino in their three matches, none of them particularly convincing. Austria, coming off a dramatic high-scoring draw with Algeria that saw them seal qualification to the Round of …

‘Death penalty for Siya, Chetan’: Ketan Agrawal’s parents join march in Pune, demand swift action

‘Death penalty for Siya, Chetan’: Ketan Agrawal’s parents join march in Pune, demand swift action

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The family of Ketan Agrawal, who was allegedly killed by her fiancée Siya Goyal and her lover Chetan Chaudhary at Lohagad Fort near Lonavala in Pune on June 18, demanded death penalty for the two accused. Residents of Lodha Belmondo township participate in a silent march and candlelight vigil demanding justice for realtor Ketan Agarwal, in Pune. (PTI Photo) (PTI) Ketan Agarwal’s family members and local residents from the neighbourhood joined a candlelight march in Pimpri-Chinchwad to pay tributes to him. The protest march was attended by hundreds of people who carried candles and posters featuring “Justice for Ketan Agrawal”. While the exact motive behind the alleged crime is still being investigated, police have said that Siya did not want to marry Ketan and was in a relationship with Chetan for over a year. She was scheduled to marry Ketan in a grand celebration in Udaipur in November. Also Read: Pune murder: How Siya Goyal masked chilling murder plot behind wedding preparations Rakhi Agarwal, Ketan’s mother, said she wants swift justice for her son’s death …

Thousands join candlelight march at Pune’s Lodha Belmondo, seek justice for victim

Thousands join candlelight march at Pune’s Lodha Belmondo, seek justice for victim

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In a powerful show of solidarity, nearly 3,000 residents of Lodha Belmondo township, located along the Mumbai-Pune Expressway in Pune, participated in a candlelight march on Friday evening, demanding justice for realtor Ketan Agarwal, whose death at Lohagad Fort earlier this month has become one of Maharashtra’s most closely watched murder investigations. Men, women and children walked through the township carrying candles and placards reading “Justice for Ketan.” Participants also raised slogans demanding a fair, transparent and speedy investigation while calling for stringent legal action against those accused in the case. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Maharashtra registers 627 illegal sex determination cases till March 2026 | Mumbai News

Maharashtra registers 627 illegal sex determination cases till March 2026 | Mumbai News

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4 min readMumbaiJun 26, 2026 10:34 PM IST Maharashtra has registered 627 court cases under the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PCPNDT) Act from March 2024 to March 2026, of which 127 have resulted in convictions, while significantly stepping up decoy operations against illegal prenatal sex determination, Director of Public Health Dr Vijay Khandewad told The Indian Express. As part of its action against illegal sex determination rackets, the state conducted 118 decoy (sting) operations during 2025-26 of which 13 were successful and 82 in 2024-25 of which 11 were successful, Dr Khandewad said. Maharashtra Public Health and Family Welfare department document on the implementation of the PCPNDT Act shows that officials inspected nearly all of its 11,837 registered sonography centres. The renewed crackdown comes at a time when Maharashtra’s sex ratio at birth stands at 899 girls per 1,000 boys, according to the latest Sample Registration System (SRS) report, raising concerns that illegal prenatal sex determination continues despite nearly three decades of enforcement under the PCPNDT Act. The document further states that 492 manufacturers …

India to learn Olympic bid fate in March 2027 as IOC unveils new rules

India to learn Olympic bid fate in March 2027 as IOC unveils new rules

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3 min readMumbaiJun 25, 2026 08:00 AM IST India’s ambitious bid to host the 2036 Olympic Games will be tested in March next year when the International Olympic Committee (IOC) decides whether it progresses to the next stage of the host selection process. The IOC on Wednesday approved a revamped roadmap for choosing future Olympic hosts, setting out a structured timeline that will culminate in the election of the 2036 host at an IOC Session in mid-2029. Under the new process, interested bidders will first go through a continuous dialogue phase before a shortlist of preferred candidates is drawn up in the first quarter of 2027. For India, which formally entered the race through the Indian Olympic Association and is currently engaged in continuous dialogue with the IOC’s Future Host Commission, the first major checkpoint will come in March 2027. Only bidders selected for the next phase will be invited into what the IOC calls ‘strategic dialogue’, involving detailed evaluations of venues, governance structures, financing plans and delivery capabilities. The IOC’s new framework marks a …

Amid monsoon concerns, residents of Darukhana razed homes march for housing rehabilitation policy in Mumbai | Mumbai News

Amid monsoon concerns, residents of Darukhana razed homes march for housing rehabilitation policy in Mumbai | Mumbai News

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3 min readMumbaiJun 4, 2026 08:33 PM IST Almost a year after their homes in Darukhana on the eastern front of the city were demolished, residents of the area marched from their homes to Azad Maidan on Thursday. Having continued to live on the site of their broken homes, over the rubble, the upcoming monsoon raised anxieties among the homeless about their continued existence and their children’s health. Much of the land on the Eastern Freeway, which has been occupied by warehouses and slum homes for decades, belongs to the Mumbai Port Trust Authority (MbPA) under the central government. Despite the residents having lived in the area for three to four generations with documents to show proof — with the previous generations having worked at the port — the MbPA’s lack of a housing policy means they did not receive alternative homes. On May 12, around 200 homes along New Tank Bundar Road were demolished, leaving around 500 people out on the streets. Officials from the MbPA warned other informal homes in the area too …

Doctors, medical students hold candle march for Saket building collapse victims, seek swift justice

Doctors, medical students hold candle march for Saket building collapse victims, seek swift justice

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New Delhi, Holding candles and photographs of the victims, doctors and medical students gathered on the streets of Gautam Nagar on Tuesday evening to mourn those killed in the Saket building collapse and demand accountability, saying the tragedy had shattered the dreams of several aspiring medics. Doctors, medical students hold candle march for Saket building collapse victims, seek swift justice The march was organised by the Federation of All India Medical Association and members of the medical fraternity under the guidance of FAIMA’s Foreign Medical Graduate in-charge Dr Jaswant Yadav. Participants expressed solidarity with the families of the deceased and injured students and observed a peaceful tribute for the victims. Speaking at the march, Dr Ashish, who teaches several students affected by the incident, said that many of them had come from rural and middle-class backgrounds with aspirations of becoming doctors. “Some students were pursuing their education after their families made significant sacrifices. Several of them were to appear for examinations within a month, but now many are dealing with injuries and trauma,” he said. …