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Current affairs from 30 July across past years
Centre announces LWE violence ended across India after six decades of counter-insurgency operations.
Centre reports half of 651 agricultural districts face high climate vulnerability.
Ordered all state governments to establish district-wise prison oversight boards within four weeks to monitor jail administration.
Passed stricter amendments to Public Examinations Act, imposing up to 10 years imprisonment and ₹1 crore fine for paper leaks.
Called for faster conversion of indigenous military drone innovations from research laboratories directly to active battlefields.
Agreed to sign MoU with Union Ministry of Education to implement PM SHRI scheme across government schools in Kerala.
Agreed to resolve the long-standing Mahanadi inter-state river water sharing dispute through tripartite talks within three months.
Condemned missile and drone strikes targeting commercial shipping in the Black Sea during talks with Ukrainian Foreign Minister.
Ruled that denying job selection or postponing physical tests due to pregnancy violates women's constitutional rights.
South Central Railway and South Coast Railway expand upgraded Kavach 4.0 across 1,618 km of track.
Cauvery Water Regulation Committee orders Karnataka to release 3,500 cusecs daily to Tamil Nadu.
Delhi High Court upholds Centre's national drive deploying HPV vaccine Gardasil for adolescent girls.
Allahabad HC penalizes police officers for harassing consenting adults in legal marriages.
CAQM mandates drone surveillance in Punjab, Haryana, UP, and Rajasthan to catch stubble burning.
Indian Railways launches high-speed Vande Bharat freight train reaching top speed of 145 kmph.
IN-SPACe caps ground casualty risk at 1 in 10,000 for space objects returning to Earth.
Maharashtra signs 11 MoUs on International Tiger Day to boost conservation in Tadoba-Andhari.
Clarified that insurance companies cannot be held liable to pay compensation if offending vehicle lacked a valid driving license.
Reported that 588 Indian nationals were deported from US and European nations between January and March 2026.
Clarified that duly registered practitioners of traditional medicine systems are statutory medical professionals under Indian law.