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Madhya Pradesh Raises Moong Procurement From 25% To 60% After Farmers’ Protest
Following days of protests, the Madhya Pradesh government increased moong procurement to 60%, extended the procurement deadline.

Trump Ends Diplomatic Pause, Orders Fresh US Airstrikes On Iran After Jordan Base Attack
The United States resumed direct strikes on Iran after an Iranian missile attack targeted a US military base in Jordan.

Why Bengaluru Hotels are Threatening to Boycott Swiggy From August 15?
Bengaluru hotels are threatening a Swiggy boycott, raising fresh questions about who really benefits from India’s food-delivery boom.

Amid Assam Flood Crisis, Salman Khan Rolls Out Multi-Stage Relief Campaign for Affected Families
Salman Khan launches multi-phase Assam flood relief mission, offering food, medicines and long-term rebuilding support.

Telegram Founder Pavel Durov Faces Terrorism Charges as Russia Issues Global Wanted Notice
Russian authorities accuse Telegram of enabling terrorist activity, while Pavel Durov says the case is an attack on privacy and free speech.

Lok Sabha Passes Anti-Paper Leak Bill Amid Opposition Protests and Sloganeering
New amendments propose stricter penalties, faster investigations and special courts to curb organised examination fraud nationwide.

Supreme Court Gives Manmohan Singh Clean Chit in 11-Year Coal Block Case After His Death
A decade-old legal battle ends as the apex court accepts CBI’s closure report and appeal.

US Senate Advances Russia Sanctions Bill; India Could Face Up to 100% US Tariffs
Bipartisan legislation could reshape global energy trade while increasing scrutiny of India’s Russian oil imports.

Mumbai Food Safety Crackdown: FSSAI Suspends Licences of 5 Elite Club Canteens Over Hygiene Violations
Inspections uncovered pest infestations, expired food and poor sanitation, prompting immediate suspension of food licences.

Myanmar’s New Anti-Scam Law: Death Penalty for Forced Cyber Scam Offences, 10 Years to Life in Prison
Myanmar has approved anti-cyber scam bill imposing the death penalty for the gravest offences.

2,000 Farmers March To Bhopal, Launch Indefinite Protest Demanding 100% Moong Procurement At MSP
Thousands of farmers have launched an indefinite protest in Bhopal, demanding complete government procurement of moong at MSP.

Bihar Teachers’ Recruitment Paper Leak: Doctor Accused of Extorting ₹1.2 Crore from 30 Candidates
EOU alleges doctor connected candidates to paper leak racket as statewide investigation continues into recruitment fraud.
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