July 29, 2026
Delhi HC refuses to punish husband, lawyers over wife’s intimate photos but flags dignity breach

Delhi HC refuses to punish husband, lawyers over wife’s intimate photos but flags dignity breach

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NEW DELHI: The Delhi high court has refused to initiate contempt proceedings against a husband and his lawyers for filing the wife’s intimate photographs, unredacted, with a divorce petition, but the court called this act a “grave lapse.“Justice Sachin Datta was hearing a plea by the wife alleging that the husband and his advocates had…

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Jul 02, 2026, 10:31 IST

Jul 02, 2026, 10:31 IST

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Usain Bolt and Lamont Marcell Jacobs Former Olympic champion Lamont Marcell Jacobs produced one of the fastest 100m runs ever recorded, clocking a stunning 9.67 seconds at the Raiffeisen Austrian Open, but the remarkable performance will not be recognised in the official record books because of excessive wind assistance.The Italian sprinter’s blistering run makes him…

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‘Jana Nayagan’ clears censor: Vijay’s final film likely to hit theatres this month – Reports | Tamil Movie News

‘Jana Nayagan’ clears censor: Vijay’s final film likely to hit theatres this month – Reports | Tamil Movie News

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The wait for Vijay’s last film ‘Jana Nayagan’ might be coming to an end. The much-anticipated film has been making headlines for the past few months over the delay in its censor certification. Fans had been hoping for an earlier release this year, but legal and certification issues delayed it. Now, fresh updates have rekindled…

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Meet Avi Loeb: Harvard scientist who believes alien technology may already have reached Earth, now chosen to lead White House’s UFO panel

Meet Avi Loeb: Harvard scientist who believes alien technology may already have reached Earth, now chosen to lead White House’s UFO panel

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The question of whether humanity is alone in the universe has fascinated scientists for generations, but few have pursued an answer as publicly or as controversially as Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb. While most researchers argue that extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, Loeb believes advanced alien civilisations may already have left technological traces in our cosmic…

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Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman on Anthropic CEO’s prediction that AI could wipe out half of all entry-level white collar jobs; says: White-collar jobs will not be wiped out because of AI, but technology will…

Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman on Anthropic CEO’s prediction that AI could wipe out half of all entry-level white collar jobs; says: White-collar jobs will not be wiped out because of AI, but technology will…

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When Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warned that AI could wipe out half of all entry-level white-collar jobs within five years, he wasn’t hedging. He told Axios it could spike unemployment to 10-20% and gut hiring across tech, finance, law, and consulting. Amazon Web Services chief Matt Garman has heard the prediction. He isn’t buying it.Speaking…

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Hilarious! Novak Djokovic pranks ball girl, leaves Wimbledon crowd in splits – Watch | Tennis News

Hilarious! Novak Djokovic pranks ball girl, leaves Wimbledon crowd in splits – Watch | Tennis News

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Novak Djokovic pranks ball girl (Screengrabs) Novak Djokovic entertained fans at Wimbledon 2026 with a playful prank before producing another dominant performance to reach the third round. During a changeover in his second-round match against Stefanos Tsitsipas, Djokovic asked a ball girl to help remove the tag from the back of his shirt. He then…

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Former ‘The Jam’ member Bruce Foxton reveals Parkinson’s diagnosis at 70: ‘I’m determined to do that as well as I possibly can’

Former ‘The Jam’ member Bruce Foxton reveals Parkinson’s diagnosis at 70: ‘I’m determined to do that as well as I possibly can’

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Bruce Foxton reveals in a social media post that he has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. (Instagram) Bruce Foxton, veteran musician and famed former member of The Jam, has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. The singer and bassist shared the health diagnosis recently, only months away from his 71st birthday. Bruce Foxton confirms Parkinson’s disease…

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Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi meets PM Modi, receives ceremonial welcome at Rashtrapati Bhawan

Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi meets PM Modi, receives ceremonial welcome at Rashtrapati Bhawan

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NEW DELHI: Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Thursday received a ceremonial welcome at the forecourt of Rashtrapati Bhavan.Prime Minister Narendra Modi warmly welcomed the Japanese counterpart upon her arrival.After the event, Takaichi and PM Modi introduced each other to their respective country’s ministers and delegationTakaichi is on a three-day official visit to India. During…

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India needs national strategy to improve access to new cancer therapies: Experts NEW DELHI: India needs a coordinated national strategy to bridge the gap between breakthrough cancer treatments and patient access, ensuring that scientific advances benefit every eligible patient, leading oncologists, cancer survivors and public health experts said on Wednesday.Speaking at a media roundtable on “Bridging Innovation and Affordability in Cancer Care”, organised by the Indian Cancer Society (ICS), the experts said that although cancer treatment has advanced significantly, access remains limited due to high costs, inadequate insurance coverage, limited diagnostic facilities and unequal healthcare infrastructure.The roundtable, held during Cancer Survivor Month, brought together oncologists and cancer survivors to discuss ways to make innovations in cancer care more affordable and accessible across India.Jyotsna Govil, chairperson of the Indian Cancer Society, said cancer care is entering a new era of scientific innovation, but the challenge is ensuring these advances reach every patient who can benefit.”Through dialogues like these, we hope to encourage informed public conversations that help improve access to quality cancer care while keeping patients at the centre of every decision,” she said.Experts said India does not have to choose between innovation and affordability. Instead, they called for public resources to focus on therapies that offer the greatest public health benefit. They stressed that wider adoption of new cancer treatments should be based on strong clinical evidence, improvements in survival and quality of life, cost-effectiveness and relevance to India’s disease burden.Dr Ravi Mehrotra, management committee member of the Indian Cancer Society and former director of the National Institute of Cancer Prevention and Research (NICPR), called for evidence-based prioritisation of cancer therapies.”India does not have to choose between innovation and affordability. Evidence-based prioritisation, supported by scientific evaluation and real-world evidence, can help ensure that scientific advances translate into meaningful health gains for the largest number of patients,” he said.The experts also emphasised the need to strengthen scientific evaluation systems, including Health Technology Assessment, to support decisions on adopting innovative therapies under publicly funded healthcare programmes. They said proven treatments could gradually be included under schemes such as Ayushman Bharat to reduce patients’ out-of-pocket expenses.Dr Ajay Gogia, Professor of Medical Oncology at Dr B.R.A. Institute Rotary Cancer Hospital (IRCH), AIIMS New Delhi, said the future of cancer treatment lies in providing the most suitable therapy for each patient.”Precision medicine, supported by scientific evidence and appropriate patient selection, enables us to improve outcomes while making better use of healthcare resources. Evidence-based optimisation of treatment can also help improve affordability. Innovation achieves its true value only when patients can access it,” he said.Dr (Prof) Jyoti Wadhwa, principal lead of Medical and Precision Oncology at Apollo Athenaa Women’s Cancer Centre and Apollo Hospital, Delhi, said India has the potential to become a global leader in cancer research because of its clinical expertise and diverse patient population.”Greater collaboration in clinical research will help improve future standards of care while generating evidence that reflects India’s healthcare realities and expands access to innovative therapies including biosimilars,” she said.Dr Pragya Shukla, head of Clinical Oncology at Delhi State Cancer Institute, stressed the need to strengthen public financing, evidence-based reimbursement systems and healthcare infrastructure.”Our fight against cancer cannot be considered successful until the recommended treatment reaches even the poorest of the poor. Scientific advances achieve their true purpose only when every patient who needs them has a fair opportunity to receive them,” she said.Cancer survivors also shared their experiences of diagnosis, treatment and recovery, saying timely access to innovative therapies, financial support and proper medical guidance can significantly improve outcomes and quality of life.The experts also called for stronger efforts in cancer prevention, tobacco control, HPV and Hepatitis B vaccination, early detection and organised screening programmes. They said reducing India’s cancer burden would require a balanced approach that combines prevention, innovation and equitable access.The roundtable concluded with a consensus that collaboration among the government, healthcare institutions, researchers, industry, civil society and patient groups is essential to ensure that advances in cancer treatment benefit all patients. Get the latest India news and live updates. 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India needs national strategy to improve access to new cancer therapies: Experts NEW DELHI: India needs a coordinated national strategy to bridge the gap between breakthrough cancer treatments and patient access, ensuring that scientific advances benefit every eligible patient, leading oncologists, cancer survivors and public health experts said on Wednesday.Speaking at a media roundtable on “Bridging Innovation and Affordability in Cancer Care”, organised by the Indian Cancer Society (ICS), the experts said that although cancer treatment has advanced significantly, access remains limited due to high costs, inadequate insurance coverage, limited diagnostic facilities and unequal healthcare infrastructure.The roundtable, held during Cancer Survivor Month, brought together oncologists and cancer survivors to discuss ways to make innovations in cancer care more affordable and accessible across India.Jyotsna Govil, chairperson of the Indian Cancer Society, said cancer care is entering a new era of scientific innovation, but the challenge is ensuring these advances reach every patient who can benefit.”Through dialogues like these, we hope to encourage informed public conversations that help improve access to quality cancer care while keeping patients at the centre of every decision,” she said.Experts said India does not have to choose between innovation and affordability. Instead, they called for public resources to focus on therapies that offer the greatest public health benefit. They stressed that wider adoption of new cancer treatments should be based on strong clinical evidence, improvements in survival and quality of life, cost-effectiveness and relevance to India’s disease burden.Dr Ravi Mehrotra, management committee member of the Indian Cancer Society and former director of the National Institute of Cancer Prevention and Research (NICPR), called for evidence-based prioritisation of cancer therapies.”India does not have to choose between innovation and affordability. Evidence-based prioritisation, supported by scientific evaluation and real-world evidence, can help ensure that scientific advances translate into meaningful health gains for the largest number of patients,” he said.The experts also emphasised the need to strengthen scientific evaluation systems, including Health Technology Assessment, to support decisions on adopting innovative therapies under publicly funded healthcare programmes. They said proven treatments could gradually be included under schemes such as Ayushman Bharat to reduce patients’ out-of-pocket expenses.Dr Ajay Gogia, Professor of Medical Oncology at Dr B.R.A. Institute Rotary Cancer Hospital (IRCH), AIIMS New Delhi, said the future of cancer treatment lies in providing the most suitable therapy for each patient.”Precision medicine, supported by scientific evidence and appropriate patient selection, enables us to improve outcomes while making better use of healthcare resources. Evidence-based optimisation of treatment can also help improve affordability. Innovation achieves its true value only when patients can access it,” he said.Dr (Prof) Jyoti Wadhwa, principal lead of Medical and Precision Oncology at Apollo Athenaa Women’s Cancer Centre and Apollo Hospital, Delhi, said India has the potential to become a global leader in cancer research because of its clinical expertise and diverse patient population.”Greater collaboration in clinical research will help improve future standards of care while generating evidence that reflects India’s healthcare realities and expands access to innovative therapies including biosimilars,” she said.Dr Pragya Shukla, head of Clinical Oncology at Delhi State Cancer Institute, stressed the need to strengthen public financing, evidence-based reimbursement systems and healthcare infrastructure.”Our fight against cancer cannot be considered successful until the recommended treatment reaches even the poorest of the poor. Scientific advances achieve their true purpose only when every patient who needs them has a fair opportunity to receive them,” she said.Cancer survivors also shared their experiences of diagnosis, treatment and recovery, saying timely access to innovative therapies, financial support and proper medical guidance can significantly improve outcomes and quality of life.The experts also called for stronger efforts in cancer prevention, tobacco control, HPV and Hepatitis B vaccination, early detection and organised screening programmes. They said reducing India’s cancer burden would require a balanced approach that combines prevention, innovation and equitable access.The roundtable concluded with a consensus that collaboration among the government, healthcare institutions, researchers, industry, civil society and patient groups is essential to ensure that advances in cancer treatment benefit all patients. Get the latest India news and live updates. 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India needs national strategy to improve access to new cancer therapies: Experts NEW DELHI: India needs a coordinated national strategy to bridge the gap between breakthrough cancer treatments and patient access, ensuring that scientific advances benefit every eligible patient, leading oncologists, cancer survivors and public health experts said on Wednesday.Speaking at a media roundtable on…

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Samantha Ruth Prabhu to Nayanthara: Why celebrities prefer revealing the GOOD NEWS on their own terms

Samantha Ruth Prabhu to Nayanthara: Why celebrities prefer revealing the GOOD NEWS on their own terms

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Samantha Ruth Prabhu to Nayanthara: Why celebrities prefer revealing the GOOD NEWS on their own terms For years, celebrity pregnancy news often surfaced through paparazzi pictures captured at airports, film events, or public appearances. Such photographs frequently sparked rumours long before the celebrities themselves were ready to speak.Social media has shifted that pattern today. Stars…

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Watch: China unveils truck-mounted EMALS that fires drones into the sky in seconds

Watch: China unveils truck-mounted EMALS that fires drones into the sky in seconds

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Photo credit: X/ @AbabeelMilitary China has released footage of a truck-mounted Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System (EMALS), showcasing a mobile platform capable of launching fixed-wing drones without requiring a conventional runway.The newly released video shows a fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicle mounted on a long launch rail carried by three heavy trucks. The electromagnetic catapult rapidly accelerates…

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Russia launches major drone and ballistic missile attack on Kyiv; at least 8 killed as explosions rock Ukrainian capital

Russia launches major drone and ballistic missile attack on Kyiv; at least 8 killed as explosions rock Ukrainian capital

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Russia launches ballistic missile attack on Kyiv with drones; at least 8 killed Russia launched a major overnight drone and ballistic missile attack on Ukraine’s capital Kyiv early Thursday, killing at least eight people and injuring more than a dozen as multiple explosions rocked the city and damaged residential buildings.Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said the…

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Jul 02, 2026, 09:50 IST

Jul 02, 2026, 09:50 IST

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Lukaku separates Tielemans and Trossard before the situation escalated further. (X Photo) Belgium’s remarkable FIFA World Cup 2026 comeback against Senegal featured more than just late goals and dramatic VAR decisions. Before the Red Devils produced one of the greatest turnarounds in World Cup knockout history, striker Romelu Lukaku was forced to intervene and separate…

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Stock Market Live Updates Today: BSE Sensex opens over 250 points up, Nifty50 above 24,050; crude oil prices continue to drop

Stock Market Live Updates Today: BSE Sensex opens over 250 points up, Nifty50 above 24,050; crude oil prices continue to drop

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Sensex Today Live: ‘Technical setup remains positive with a bullish undertone’ “Indian equity markets are expected to open on a positive note, with Gift Nifty trading at 24,205, up by 120 points. However, broader Asian markets are witnessing weakness in early trade, with sharp declines seen across major indices including the Nikkei 225 and KOSPI…

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‘Camp Rock 3’ trailer: The Jonas Brothers return for another camping adventure, while fans hope for ‘a Demi cameo’ |

‘Camp Rock 3’ trailer: The Jonas Brothers return for another camping adventure, while fans hope for ‘a Demi cameo’ |

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The Jonas Brothers return as Connect 3 in a brand new ‘Camp Rock 3’ trailer. Soon after the announcement that The Jonas Brothers, along with Demi Lovato, are working on bringing back the teen drama film ‘Camp Rock’ for the third time, fans could not contain their excitement. As the first trailer for the upcoming…

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‘I never thought I’d be here’: Delhi woman laid off by Wipro after 5.5 years says it’s ‘A sign from God’

‘I never thought I’d be here’: Delhi woman laid off by Wipro after 5.5 years says it’s ‘A sign from God’

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You spend years settling into a job. You know the people, you know the work, and somewhere along the way, you start believing you’ll probably be there for a long time.That’s why getting laid off can feel deeply personal, even when you’re told it has nothing to do with your performance.Delhi-based marketing professional Anukriti Vidyarthi…

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Dipke alleged that unnamed sources within the system had informed the organisation that its internal communications were being intercepted NEW DELHI: The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke on Wednesday alleged that the mobile phones of protesters at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar were under surveillance, claiming that WhatsApp calls and chats were being monitored, as the group’s agitation over alleged examination irregularities entered its 13th day.Dipke made the allegation in a post on X, saying unnamed sources within the system had informed the organisation that its internal communications were being intercepted.”Sources within the system have informed us that our phones are under surveillance and that our WhatsApp calls and chats are being monitored. The sources told us the exact conversations word to word we had in the internal team,” he wrote. In a separate post, Abhijeet Dipke shared the snippets of from the day 13 of the protest at the Jantar Mantar. The post was shared as protesters continued their demonstration despite heavy rain. Dipke also posted a photograph of education reform activist Sonam Wangchuk, whose indefinite hunger strike entered its fifth day on Thursday. Earlier, Wangchuk had shared a health update, saying doctors had advised him to increase his intake of water and salt after his blood pressure was found to be low. He said his blood sugar level was 66 after several days without food but maintained that his condition was not yet life-threatening.”My sugar level is low at 66, but that’s because of no food for 3 days, as ketosis takes over; the body starts consuming fats, etc. In a prolonged fast, it may consume muscles and organs, resulting in death, but I’m nowhere near that,” Wangchuk said. He added that he had lost two kilograms during the fast, describing a daily weight loss of around 650 grams as normal.”My inconveniences are nothing compared to the 20+ students who gave their lives and the five youths who died in Ladakh last September,” he said, thanking supporters for standing with the movement.Dipke also provided an update on Inesh, a student who had been on hunger strike for eight days before being shifted to hospital on Tuesday night after his health deteriorated.”Inesh is recovering well at the hospital. Our team is in touch with him and monitoring the situation,” Dipke said in another post on X. Renewing his criticism of the Centre, Dipke said the movement had been driven by repeated examination controversies and the government’s alleged failure to respond.”What it takes today to seek accountability: Countless paper leaks, Millions of dreams shattered, 20+ student suicides, A hunger strike by an educationist and the youth,” he said, alleging that India had never before seen such an “arrogant” government.The CJP protest began on June 20 over alleged irregularities in the examination system, including the NEET examination. Dipke has said the campaign has since expanded to include broader demands for accountability, including concerns related to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’Highly Deplorable’: India Slams Pakistan Over Demolition Of 125-Year-Old Gurdwara In FarooqabadHealth Concerns Mount As Sonam Wangchuk’s Blood Sugar Falls, Weight Drops As Fast ContinuesDMK Seeks FIR Against CM Vijay, Alleges Plot To Induce MLAs And Alter Assembly NumbersCongress Claims BJP in West Bengal “Will Be Equally Aggressive”; MP Sparks Debate On GovernanceIran Invites BJP Chief Nitin Nabin, Congress Prez Kharge, Pawan Khera To Khamenei’s Funeral: ReportModi Cabinet Reshuffle Buzz: Will NDA Allies And Rebel MPs Find A Place In The Union Cabinet?Three Arrested, Senthil Balaji Under Scanner In Alleged TVK Government Toppling BidCongress Moves Privilege Motion Against Rajnath Singh Over Op Sindoor Claims; Seeks Transparency’Neglecting For 2.5 Years’ Kailash Vijayvargiya’s Letter To CM Mohan Yadav Triggers Political StormWATCH: Eggs, Vegetables Hurled At Mahua Moitra; TMC MP Accuses ‘BJP Goons’, Says Police Stood By123PhotostoriesSerena Williams’ ₹25-crore diamond ring, luxe watch and ‘glazed diamond’ nails stole the spotlight at Wimbledon7 dishes introduced during British rule that Indians still loveAngelina Jolie’s best action movies: ‘Lara Croft’, ‘Salt’ and more60-second money lesson: The biggest money mistake most women make in the first week after salary day (and how to avoid it)From walking on ceilings to shooting blood: 5 shocking lizard factsLock Upp 2: Ram Kapoor, Sunita Ahuja to Akanksha Chamola—contestants’ net worth revealed; this celebrity tops the list with Rs 135 croreWilliam Faulkner’s quote, ‘You cannot swim for new horizons until you have courage to lose sight of the shore,’ perfectly explains why growth demands riskThink you will get your full deposit back? 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Dipke alleged that unnamed sources within the system had informed the organisation that its internal communications were being intercepted NEW DELHI: The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke on Wednesday alleged that the mobile phones of protesters at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar were under surveillance, claiming that WhatsApp calls and chats were being monitored, as the group’s agitation over alleged examination irregularities entered its 13th day.Dipke made the allegation in a post on X, saying unnamed sources within the system had informed the organisation that its internal communications were being intercepted.”Sources within the system have informed us that our phones are under surveillance and that our WhatsApp calls and chats are being monitored. The sources told us the exact conversations word to word we had in the internal team,” he wrote. In a separate post, Abhijeet Dipke shared the snippets of from the day 13 of the protest at the Jantar Mantar. The post was shared as protesters continued their demonstration despite heavy rain. Dipke also posted a photograph of education reform activist Sonam Wangchuk, whose indefinite hunger strike entered its fifth day on Thursday. Earlier, Wangchuk had shared a health update, saying doctors had advised him to increase his intake of water and salt after his blood pressure was found to be low. He said his blood sugar level was 66 after several days without food but maintained that his condition was not yet life-threatening.”My sugar level is low at 66, but that’s because of no food for 3 days, as ketosis takes over; the body starts consuming fats, etc. In a prolonged fast, it may consume muscles and organs, resulting in death, but I’m nowhere near that,” Wangchuk said. He added that he had lost two kilograms during the fast, describing a daily weight loss of around 650 grams as normal.”My inconveniences are nothing compared to the 20+ students who gave their lives and the five youths who died in Ladakh last September,” he said, thanking supporters for standing with the movement.Dipke also provided an update on Inesh, a student who had been on hunger strike for eight days before being shifted to hospital on Tuesday night after his health deteriorated.”Inesh is recovering well at the hospital. Our team is in touch with him and monitoring the situation,” Dipke said in another post on X. Renewing his criticism of the Centre, Dipke said the movement had been driven by repeated examination controversies and the government’s alleged failure to respond.”What it takes today to seek accountability: Countless paper leaks, Millions of dreams shattered, 20+ student suicides, A hunger strike by an educationist and the youth,” he said, alleging that India had never before seen such an “arrogant” government.The CJP protest began on June 20 over alleged irregularities in the examination system, including the NEET examination. Dipke has said the campaign has since expanded to include broader demands for accountability, including concerns related to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.Get the latest India news and live updates. 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Dipke alleged that unnamed sources within the system had informed the organisation that its internal communications were being intercepted NEW DELHI: The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke on Wednesday alleged that the mobile phones of protesters at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar were under surveillance, claiming that WhatsApp calls and chats were being monitored, as…

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United States’ Malik Tillman (17) celebrates after scoring on a free kick. (AP Photo) The United States booked their place in the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16 in dramatic fashion as Malik Tillman produced a sensational free-kick to seal a 2-0 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina after Folarin Balogun’s controversial red card had…

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