External affairs minister S Jaishankar stated that the India-China border dispute can be resolved bilaterally without third-party involvement. He emphasised that the relationship remains strained due to China’s actions during the COVID-19 period, leading to military tensions and clashes. Jaishankar expressed hopes for better future relations contingent on mutual respect for existing agreements.

Union Home Ministry Forms Panel To Probe IAS Coaching Centre Deaths | English News | News18The Union Home Ministry constituted a panel to inquire into the deaths of 3 UPSC aspirants in Rau’s IAS coaching centre flooding in Old Rajinder Nagar area.

The government allocated a substantial budget for this initiative, including Rs 6,985 crore for power tariff concessions and an additional Rs 7,775 crore for power tariff waivers.