India has witnessed a alarming surge in cyber fraud, with cases nearly tripling from 10,395 in 2020 to 29,758 in 2024. Telangana recorded the highest number of incidents in the latest data, highlighting a critical challenge for digital security and law enforcement. The government details various initiatives to combat this escalating threat.

The Indian government has clarified that some rubber parts in older BS-III vehicles, manufactured before 2016, may require replacement when operating with E20 fuel. Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari addressed concerns in Rajya Sabha, citing extensive studies that largely confirm compatibility for most vehicles, while acknowledging specific maintenance needs for a subset of older models.

India’s indigenous NavIC satellite navigation system currently lacks the minimum four operational satellites required for standalone positioning services, the government has informed Parliament. While timing services remain functional and users are not immediately vulnerable due to multi-constellation use, ISRO is expediting new launches to restore full capability and strengthen the network.

Priyanka Gandhi launched a sharp critique against the government in Parliament, questioning the use of force on student protesters and highlighting widespread paper leaks. She challenged Prime Minister Modi to address the youth’s disillusionment, accusing the administration of failing the education system and "stealing" aspirations.

The Supreme Court has dismissed a review petition, reaffirming its March 24 ruling that Scheduled Caste (SC) status is lost immediately upon conversion to religions other than Hinduism, Sikhism, or Buddhism. This decision solidifies the legal position, impacting eligibility for constitutional benefits and protections for converts across India.

Gitanjali Angmo, wife of Sonam Wangchuk, sparked a national debate with X posts linking Gen Z protests to Sanatana Dharma and criticizing political culture. Her views drew fire from Left-wing groups and led to the resurfacing of an old interview where she discussed ‘Hindu Rashtra’ and ‘secularism’, deepening the complex discourse on Indian identity and politics.

Inspired by the satirical Cockroach Janta Party, the new ‘E20 Janta Party’ has launched a viral online campaign demanding consumers be given the choice of 100% pure petrol and calling for Union Minister Nitin Gadkari’s resignation. The movement highlights concerns over engine compatibility, mileage, and consumer rights regarding ethanol-blended fuel.

The Supreme Court has strongly affirmed the constitutional right to peaceful protest, stating that mere agitation cannot justify police baton charges. A bench led by CJI Surya Kant emphasized the need for uniform protocols in handling demonstrations and independent probes into alleged police excesses, highlighting equal concern for injuries to both protesters and security personnel amidst ongoing student agitations.

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has issued a stern warning to the Modi government, threatening to resume protests if assurances regarding the withdrawal of FIRs against demonstrators are not honored by Tuesday. CJP leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka stated that despite ending their Jantar Mantar agitation in good faith, reports of continued police action against protesters in various states indicate a breach of trust, potentially forcing them back to the streets.

Prime Minister Modi has appointed Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani to head a high-powered task force. This initiative aims to leverage technology to secure India’s public examination system against paper leaks and irregularities. The move follows recent controversies and seeks to restore public trust in competitive exams, building on Nilekani’s expertise in large-scale digital infrastructure.