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Current affairs from 29 July across past years
CBI filed chargesheet against 13 individuals 77 days after FIR registration in the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case, triggering nationwide outrage and leading to Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.
SC grants bail to two accused detained for 12 years under UAPA, noting extremely slow trial progress with only two witnesses examined, raising critical questions on speedy trial rights.
India preparing for visits by Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Putin in September to attend BRICS Summit on September 12-13 in Delhi, signaling major diplomatic engagement.
India successfully launched the seventh indigenously-built anti-submarine warfare (ASW) vessel Machilipatnam, marking a major milestone in India's naval self-reliance and warship manufacturing capability.
Supreme Court mandated immediate release of all detained protesters aged below 18 and prohibited police from coercive action against student demonstrators or public disclosure of their identities.
US President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy met at White House to discuss licensing Patriot interceptor production in Ukraine, signaling warmer US stance toward military support amid Russia conflict.
Iran fired ballistic missiles at US military positions in the Middle East, with American air defense systems intercepting all missiles, escalating regional tensions and jeopardizing ceasefire efforts.
Government introduced legislative bill to prevent examination paper leaks with enhanced penalties and institutional safeguards, but Opposition claims the law contradicts previous amendments and lacks substantive institutional reform.
Oman unveiled a Gulf-backed proposal establishing voluntary user fees for managing Strait of Hormuz maritime traffic, creating strategic disagreement with Washington while raising implications for global oil trade and India.
National Medical Commission released individual functional ability assessment criteria for MBBS admissions of students with benchmark disabilities, two weeks after NEET-UG results, allowing capability-based evaluation.
Centre announced plans to introduce parliamentary bill designating AI-generated deepfakes and digital arrests as distinct criminal offences after Supreme Court flagged these emerging threats.
Telangana's HRD Minister to lay foundation for two renewable energy projects worth ₹5,750 crore by Tata Power in Anantapur and Kurnool districts, advancing India's clean energy targets.
India raised 'deep concerns' at UNSC over ongoing attacks on shipping in Strait of Hormuz and reiterated support for two-state solution for Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Bangladesh's Foreign Minister says Bangladesh is 'reviewing' India's invitation to PM Tarique Rahman to attend BRICS Summit on September 12-13, signaling diplomatic tensions.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh unveiled comprehensive Coast Guard reforms prioritizing gender equality, simplified ex-gratia compensation for families of missing personnel, and enhanced welfare provisions.
India coordinated with Ukrainian authorities in ongoing search for two missing Indian seafarers caught in Black Sea maritime conflict escalation involving repeated drone and missile attacks.
Supreme Court exonerates former PM Manmohan Singh in coal block allocation case, clearing him of allegations of impropriety during 2G and coal scam period.
India escalates diplomatic efforts to secure release of 13 Indian seafarers stranded aboard MV AMIR1 at Chornomorsk port in Ukraine amid intensified Russian attacks on Black Sea shipping.
Indian Embassy in Washington formally asserts that only 'Pakistan-occupied Kashmir' exists, reiterating that J&K and Ladakh are and always will remain integral parts of India.
Meta informs IT Ministry it will implement additional oversight mechanisms for posts by PM Modi and other prominent accounts following a controversy over post moderation standards.