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🚨 PM Modi-Rahman meeting collapses over Hasina extradition demand Rashtrapati Bhavan withdrew a communiqué on Rahman's ceremonial welcome, underscoring the diplomatic breakdown between New Delhi and Dhaka. Proposed Modi-Rahman talks collapsed after Bangladesh set preconditions including Sheikh Hasina's extradition and the return of 111 fugitive Awami League leaders. Rashtrapati Bhavan issued and then withdrew a statement on rehearsals for Rahman's ceremonial welcome within an hour after the MEA flagged it as premature. Bangladesh's Foreign Affairs Adviser Humaiun Kobir said the visit "remained slim" without "mutual trust" and a "dignified invitation" from New Delhi.

🚨 MEA denies Telangana CM Revanth Reddy clearance for US visit The decision sparked a Congress-BJP row, with the MEA stating that the proposed programme was not appropriate to the office held nor to the purpose of the visit. MEA denied political clearance for Telangana CM Revanth Reddy's US trip, forcing him to return from London on 23 August instead of travelling to Boston. Reddy's 'Telangana Rising' tour aimed to sign MoUs with Harvard, MIT and other universities to establish Hyderabad as a global education hub. Congress accused the Centre of partisan politics, whilst Telangana BJP chief called it a procedural cancellation with "no political vendetta."

🚨 India warns solar projects without battery storage won't find buyers Around 42 GW of planned solar capacity lacks offtake contracts, as grid curtailments wasted 11% of solar power during peak summer months. MNRE Secretary Santosh Kumar Sarangi said on Friday at the BNEF Summit that solar projects without battery storage are unlikely to attract buyers. India's grid failed to absorb over 8 billion kWh of solar power from April to June, even as electricity demand hit record highs, according to Reuters. Renewable energy bidding activity fell sharply in FY26 amid transmission bottlenecks, with 21 GW of projects facing only part-time grid access.

🚨 Delhi Police register FIR against unknown persons over student's alleged pellet injuries following Rahul Gandhi's sit-in protest The FIR was filed against unidentified persons after Gandhi staged a sit-in with injured student Sahil Lochab at Parliament Street Police Station. Delhi Police registered an FIR over pellet injuries suffered by 19-year-old Sahil Lochab during the 20 July protest, hours after Rahul Gandhi staged a sit-in at the station. The FIR was filed under BNS sections on causing harm with dangerous weapons and reckless acts endangering life, but names no accused, according to the Indian Express. The BJP accused Rahul Gandhi of "politics of anarchy," noting that a Supreme Court committee is already examining allegations of excessive force during the protest.

🚨 CJP team attacked in Rajasthan during school inspection campaign The incident in Jaipur district comes as CJP's 'School Thik Karo' drive faces pushback from authorities and locals across multiple states. A CJP team was allegedly attacked by villagers and BJP workers during a government school inspection in Jaipur's Bagru constituency on Friday, according to Rediff. CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke on Thursday alleged fake students and liquor bottles at a Latur government school and demanded Maharashtra's education minister resign. Multiple Uttar Pradesh districts have banned outsiders and YouTubers from entering government schools as the week-old campaign exposes infrastructure failures.

🚨 NIA says Pakistan-made Nokia phone triggered Ambala blast The agency's chargesheet alleges the IED trigger device was manufactured and sold in Pakistan, linking the January attack to gangster Shahzad Bhatti. NIA told the Special NIA Court in Panchkula that a Nokia phone made and distributed in Pakistan triggered the IED at Ambala's Baldev Nagar police station, per ThePrint. The chargesheet, filed on 11 July, names Bhatti and seven Indian nationals under UAPA and other laws; SIM cards used were allegedly procured in India and sent to Pakistan by drone. The revelation follows a nationwide crackdown in which over 250 operatives of the ISI-backed Bhatti network were arrested across 14 states ahead of Independence Day.

🚨 Deepika's exit from Spirit was over profit share, not just working hours, says producer Pranay Reddy Vanga claims Deepika Padukone demanded 10% of the film's profits and leaked story details after being replaced. Pranay Reddy Vanga said Deepika Padukone was dropped from Spirit over remuneration, a 10% profit-share demand, and budget disagreements. Director Sandeep Reddy Vanga had pursued Padukone for 18 months before negotiations broke down, according to his brother. Triptii Dimri has replaced Padukone opposite Prabhas in the film, which is scheduled for a March 2027 release.