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CPI urges Prime Minister Modi to address environmentalist Wangchuk’s indefinite fast. CPI leader Eswaraiah highlights Wangchuk’s contributions to water conservation and soldier technology, emphasizing the need for immediate attention to his protest.

Prime Minister Modi inaugurated and laid the foundation stone for projects worth ₹5,470 crore in Jalandhar. This marks his second visit to the city since visiting Dera Sachkhand Ballan in February.

Australia and India reached a deal on uranium exports during Prime Minister Modi's visit. India aims to use Australian uranium to achieve 100 gigawatts of nuclear energy capacity by 2047.

Central Sanskrit University has introduced a B.Tech programme in AI and data science. Prime Minister Modi highlighted that this initiative will aid in developing AI tools for Indian languages and accelerate the digitisation of ancient texts.

Congress held an 'Asud Morcha' in Nanded, criticizing Prime Minister Modi and Chief Minister Fadnavis for failing to resolve farmers' issues. The protest accused Fadnavis of being unable to address farmers' problems while breaking opposition parties.

Prime Minister Modi addressed young IAS officers, urging them to dedicate themselves to nation-building with a focus on purpose, innovation, and citizen-centric governance. He emphasized remembering the human impact behind every administrative file.

Permanent yoga centers will be established in Andhra Pradesh's Swarna Grama and Ward Secretariats, as announced by CM Naidu. The Chief Minister was joined by Baba Ramdev at a Yoga Day event in Vijayawada and credited Prime Minister Modi for global recognition of yoga.

Education Minister Pradhan stated that the politics of performance is central under Modi's government. People have high aspirations in the social media era but maintain strong faith in Prime Minister Modi and his government's ability to meet these aspirations.

The U.S. attacked a third ship carrying Indian seafarers, with the crew reported safe. The External Affairs Ministry expressed concern but attributed the incident to regional conflict, while Congress and CPI(M) demanded accountability and condemnation from the government.