CJP announces a nationwide protest tomorrow, rejects PM's fast-track court plan

Statecraft examines a 30-year US-Saudi civilian nuclear agreement that could permit uranium enrichment for a civilian programme. The bulletin outlines the involvement of US firms, congressional review and concerns that the pact could weaken established non-proliferation safeguards or encourage similar demands across West Asia. It also presents the administration’s case that American oversight would restrict access to sensitive technology and keep the programme peaceful.

BJP MP Ravi Shankar Prasad accused opposition parties of politicising the NEET paper leak issue for political gains instead of focusing on students' concerns.

This News Today edition covers the 25th day of Sonam Wangchuk's hunger fast over examination paper leaks. Speaking from Medanta Hospital, his wife confirmed an 11-kilo weight loss, stating the fast will continue until demands, including the Union Education Minister’s resignation and education reforms, are met. The government agreed to parliamentary discussions but refused the resignation.

This India First bulletin covers the NEET paper leak protest, focusing on a hunger striker undergoing treatment at a Gurugram hospital. Activist Sonam Wangchuk offered to end the indefinite fast if the government guarantees that protesting students will face no FIRs or legal action.