🌍 Republic blames global forces for CJP youth protests

The Republic Network has been investigating an alleged 'global toolkit' behind the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP)-led youth protests demanding educational reform in India. The alleged mastermind has shifted from Pakistan and China to the US and Greta Thunberg. On July 27, Arnab Goswami claimed Thunberg owned the Delhi Jantar Mantar protests, criticizing her interference in Indian democracy. Earlier, Goswami linked the protests to Nepal models and alleged Chinese instigation in July 21. The network continues to attribute the movement to various foreign elements and conspiracies. 🧐

📢 Kejriwal plans march to PM's house today

Arvind Kejriwal is planning a march towards the Prime Minister's residence today. The protest is organized by AAP in Delhi. The event is set to take place on this particular day, though no specific date is mentioned in the headline. The march is being held to protest against the E20 fuel policy. Organizers are expecting significant public participation in this political demonstration. 📢

🧐 Sabarimala ghee row: HC orders probe into Milma deal

The Kerala High Court has directed the VACB to form an SIT regarding the alleged conspiracy in ghee procurement for Sabarimala. This investigation concerns officials of the TDB and the possible supply of substandard ghee from Milma for the 2025-26 pilgrimage. The Vigilance Officer's report detailed the approval of 1,65,000 litres of ghee from Milma at ₹510 per litre, bypassing e-tenders. Despite opposition, the TDB president and others proceeded with the purchase, raising questions about the actual quantity reaching the Sannidhanam. The SIT must file a progress report before the court by September 3. 🧐

🚨 Udhayanidhi Stalin arrested over Trisha remarks

Udhayanidhi Stalin has been arrested regarding comments made about women's modesty. The incident occurred in relation to remarks he made concerning actress Trisha. The charges stem from an allegation of insulting women's modesty, which was filed recently. This arrest comes amid ongoing political discussions in Tamil Nadu. Further legal proceedings are expected to unfold in the coming days. 🚨

🧶 African macrame is leveling up with modern vibes

African macrame, a centuries-old knotting craft, is transforming into contemporary design. Artisans are mixing ancient techniques with modern aesthetics across Africa. This evolution involves using eco-friendly materials like organic cotton and jute. The fusion of tradition and innovation makes these pieces popular globally. This trend continues as artists incorporate international design influences while keeping cultural roots intact.

📉 BJP and RSS Ecosystem Facing Turbulence

The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and its associated RSS ecosystem are reportedly facing significant internal and external challenges. These issues are being observed across various political and social spheres within India. Specific data regarding the extent of this downfall has not been released as of the current date. The underlying causes appear to relate to shifting voter sentiments and internal organizational dynamics. Political analysts suggest that the next general elections will be a crucial test for the party's resilience. 📉

📢 Gen Z on politicians using their language in Parliament 🗣️

Hundreds of Gen Z students protested demanding change, leading to the resignation of the Union Education Minister. This movement spilled into Parliament where MPs started using Gen Z slang during the competitive exam paper leak debate. BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj defended the government, while NCP (SP) MP Supriya Sule called the government 'delulu'. Students feel the adoption of slang is performative, stressing the need for genuine issue resolution. They advise politicians to use social media platforms like Instagram to truly connect with young voters.

⛽ Indian fuel exports hit 1-year high in July

India's refined petroleum product exports reached a one-year high in July, driven by strong diesel refining margins. This surge occurred as India exported 1.53 million barrels per day (bpd) of refined fuels. This volume is about 27% higher than the average over the preceding 12 months. The increase was aided by Russia's diesel export ban and ample crude availability during the Iran-US truce. These factors are reshaping global fuel trade patterns as seen by Kpler analysts. ⛽

🏛️ Justice Liberhan, Babri inquiry head, passes away

Former Chief Justice Manmohan Singh Liberhan passed away on Sunday at the age of 87. He led the landmark Liberhan Commission into the 1992 Babri Masjid demolition in Ayodhya. The probe, which stretched over 17 years, concluded the demolition was a "meticulously planned" act. The commission blamed senior BJP leaders, including Uma Bharti, for orchestrating the event. Liberhan maintained his findings even after all accused were acquitted in September 2020. 🏛️

🚨 ISI-backed terror modules busted in Punjab

Punjab Police have successfully busted two cross-border terror modules, apprehending nine individuals. The operation took place in the Amritsar Commissionerate Police jurisdiction. On Tuesday, August 4, 2026, authorities recovered 3 illegal pistols, 4 petrol bottle bombs, and 9 live cartridges. These accused were reportedly working for foreign ISI handlers to carry out terror activities and surveillance. Further investigation is ongoing to uncover the entire network's links and financial trails. 🚨

🔥 Man arrested for starting Washington wildfires 🔥

A 37-year-old man, Aaron F. Farinacci, has been arrested on suspicion of starting wildfires near Spokane, Washington. The blaze, specifically the Old Trails fire, devastated communities in Washington state. Authorities reported that the fires burned about 12.5 square miles, destroying over 700 buildings. This incident occurs amid a larger wildfire outbreak across the western US due to drought. Farinacci's first court appearance is scheduled for Tuesday, facing a $1 million bond.