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An Andhra Pradesh minister has urged the central government to develop a Buddhist circuit in the Krishna-Godavari region. The initiative aims to promote cultural and religious tourism in the area.

Telangana proposes four industrial parks under the Centre’s BHAVYA scheme, each spanning over 500 acres near Hyderabad. Proposals will be submitted this month following a review meeting led by Chief Secretary Sanjay Jaju.

The NDA government, along with State and Central governments, is providing ₹20 per kg financial assistance to FCV tobacco farmers in Andhra Pradesh, allocating ₹188 crore for the procurement of 94 million kg of the produce.

AAP is organizing a 'National Town Hall Against E20' in Delhi on August 1 to discuss pressuring the central government to withdraw E20 petrol. The event will invite experts and individuals who have faced vehicle-related issues.

The Centre allocated ₹104.29 crore for judicial infrastructure in Andhra Pradesh over five years. Ten court complexes have been completed, 24 are under construction, and 137 judicial posts remain vacant against a sanctioned strength of 875 in the state.

The Union Minister announced that a proposal to designate Sri City as a dry port is under examination. The government aims to reduce freight transport costs and integrate Telugu States into an international-standard logistics network.

Pemmasani urged the acceleration of Central government projects in Amaravati. Officials reported that the CGGPOA project at Rayapudi village would be executed at an estimated cost of ₹1,299 crore over 5.53 acres, providing 2,16,032 sq m of built-up area.

Telangana has received a ₹200-crore incentive from the central government for maternal and child healthcare. The funding aims to improve healthcare services for mothers and children in the state.

The Centre introduced a Bill to increase the number of judges in the Supreme Court from 34 to 38, including the Chief Justice of India. This Bill replaces an ordinance issued by the President in May.

Sharad Pawar criticized the central government for its handling of Tenzin Wangchuk's hunger strike, stating the government hospitalized him as the situation became uncontrollable, but the protest will continue despite actions against the activist.

Chief Minister Naidu seeks Nirmala Sitharaman's support for establishing the Indian School of Agriculture in Andhra Pradesh and requests Central government intervention to stabilize shrimp feed raw material prices due to a steep hike impacting businesses.

The Central government sought an additional day to file a reply in a plea challenging the constitutional validity of Section 124A of the Indian Penal Code. The case concerns India's sedition law and its legal standing.

Karnataka gender minority and intersex community representatives are demanding the establishment of a welfare board and an ordinance to oppose the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Act, 2026, passed by the Central Government. The delegation requested the State Government to promulgate the ordinance in the Karnataka Legislative Assembly.

Pankaj Chaudhary, the U.P. BJP chief, states that both state and central governments are ensuring a thorough investigation into the Ram temple donation theft case. Action will be taken in the case.

The Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh, Sukhu, states that scrapping MGNREGA and requiring states to cover 10% of the costs under a new scheme is straining the state's limited resources. The issue will be raised with the Central government.

China allocated 90 million yuan in disaster relief for Hubei, Gansu, and Guangxi provinces after severe storms, a deadly landslide, and flooding caused casualties, displacement, and infrastructure damage. Over 130,000 people were evacuated, and rescue operations involving thousands of personnel and boats were underway.

The High Court has sought the Central Government's position on a plea by Gymkhana members challenging a show-cause notice for eviction. Justice Avneesh Jhingan issued notice to the government and directed Solicitor General Tushar Mehta to respond.

The government will raise ₹580 crore from UCF and UIDF for Godavari Pushkaram projects. The State and Central governments will later announce their financial aid, according to MA&UD Minister Narayana.

Telangana CM emphasizes solutions over disputes regarding river water sharing with Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. The Central Government has decided to form a high-level committee to resolve water-sharing conflicts among Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and Karnataka.

The Kochi Bypass project has received a boost with approval from the Central government. This development is expected to advance the infrastructure initiative.

A conference in Chittoor addressed the decline in mango pulp exports and farmer returns. The APEDA Chairman assured stakeholders that concerns would be taken to the Central government and solutions sought to strengthen exports.

A KIIS poll found 88% of Ukrainians expect a post-war reset of the central government, with 67% wanting a new president after the conflict. Sociologists attribute this to wartime unity and growing demands for political renewal in peacetime.

Kerala General Education Minister Samsudheen states that deploying teachers for census work disrupts academic activities. He calls for a review of Central guidelines requiring teachers to be assigned non-academic government tasks such as census operations and electoral work.

The Central government has agreed to send a team from the Central Pollution Control Board to assess pollution levels in the Godavari River and suggest solutions. This action is part of the Clean Godavari initiative, aimed at improving the river's condition ahead of the Pushkarams.

China's May credit data reveals new bank loans of 520 billion yuan, below expectations, highlighting sluggish consumption and weak investment despite government efforts to boost the economy. The tech sector remains a bright spot due to innovation-focused policies.

The Economic Survey 2025-26 reveals missed economic targets and a freeze on provincial development programs, diverting over Rs900bn to the Centre’s strategic needs. Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb highlighted resilience amid global trade challenges, floods, and regional conflicts, while announcing budget incentives for agriculture and housing.

India's Central Government plans to roll out 500 E85 fuel outlets by December 2026 to reduce fuel imports, but vehicle compatibility issues and potential costs for owners pose challenges.

Left parties in Vijayawada blocked a national highway to protest fuel and gas price hikes. Protesters accuse the Central and State governments of imposing excessive taxation on petroleum products.

Telangana's long-awaited minimum wage revision after two decades offers minimal relief to workers, with negligible gains, reduced real earnings, and rates falling below Central government benchmarks.

SFI and DYFI are protesting NTA's failures in conducting exams like NEET, UGC-NET, and CUET, which have caused uncertainty among students. They are demanding the resignation of the Union Education Minister, citing the Central government's failure to implement meaningful reforms.

China has introduced a national evaluation framework to enhance the accuracy, reliability, and transparency of AI. The framework establishes unified standards for measuring AI models, computing power, and data quality, aiming to create common benchmarks for the technology.

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