Lok Bhavan

Congress has named 10 new faces in the Karnataka Cabinet expansion, including a scam-accused individual. The ministers will be sworn in later this evening at Lok Bhavan.

Jammu and Kashmir has accelerated the implementation of the Forest Rights Act (FRA) and warned the Forest Department against issuing eviction notices. This follows months of tension between the Lok Bhavan and the elected government over eviction drives in four areas of Jammu.

Police cracked down on a march in Patna organized by AISA activists, local students, and the Left party’s student wing. The protest aimed to demand the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan.

Congress organized a march at Lok Bhavan in Thiruvananthapuram. Police attempts to detain protesters led to confrontations, with demonstrators chanting anti-police slogans and supporting the Youth Congress.

Arlekar stated he will collaborate with the T.N. government to address public issues if approached at Lok Bhavan. He urged people to share their expectations with him and the state government during a book release event.

SFI staged a sit-in at Lok Bhavan to demand justice over the NEET paper leak. The protest highlights concerns about the integrity of the NEET examination process.

Governor appointed Sajitha Rani as Kerala Agricultural University V-C (in-charge) despite the government's recommended candidate. Higher Education Minister accused the Governor of acting unilaterally, while the Agriculture Minister stated the government's recommendation was based on academic excellence, contrasting with the Governor's consideration of seniority.

Pinarayi accuses the Governor of violating constitutional conventions during a meeting with government Secretaries. The Chief Secretary wrote to Lok Bhavan expressing the government’s dissatisfaction with the meeting.

Tamil Nadu Governor walked out of the Assembly due to data discrepancies in a Lok Bhavan statement. The article claims many reasons provided were incorrect or based on cherry-picked data.

Governor R. N. Arlekar of Tamil Nadu praised the uninterrupted reading of his address in the Assembly, noting it occurred without disruption for the first time in three years. He also highlighted the rendering of the National Anthem twice, calling it the dawn of a new era.