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13 Jul 2026

Public debate has been intensified with the legal developments around the removal of activist Sonam Wangchuk from the Jantar Mantar protest site.  A public interest litigation, seeking an FIR against Delhi Police over Wangcuk’s removal, was recently dismissed by the Delhi High Court. Separate proceedings enabled his transfer to a private hospital due to deteriorating health. Meanwhile, marches and solidarity campaigns continue to be organised by the supporters across several Indian cities. Concerns have been triggered within human rights groups over the handling of peaceful demonstrations. As the protest enters another phase, there is a shift in focus from a single activist to broader questions surrounding civil liberties, democratic dissent and public accountability. ...Read more

Weekly

13 Jul 2026

With the rising controversies regarding ethanol blend, the Union Government has given their statement. It has been clarified that there are no immediate plans to increase the ethanol blending in petrol surpassing the 20 percent (E20) target. the announcement comes amid the concerns from environmental experts, vehicle owners, and industry stakeholders regarding the engine compatibility, efficiency of fuel, and agricultural resource. It has been stated by the government that any future decision will be dependent on scientific assessment and long-term sustainability. According to officials, only surplus food grains are used for ethanol production after meeting public distribution requirements. Hence, not affecting India’s food security. The clarification is expected to provide certainty for automobile manufacturers, fuel suppliers and consumers.  ...Read more

Monthly

13 Jul 2026

A warning has been issued by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) about a strengthening El Niño. This could reduce rainfall across parts of the Indian subcontinent in the coming months. There might be an increasing pressure on agriculture, water availability, and electricity generation, particularly in regions already experiencing below-average rainfall, owing to the weaker monsoon conditions, as alerted by the scientists. The Governments are urged to strengthen water conservation efforts and prepare contingency plans for farmers. The exact impact will depend on evolving weather conditions. However, the advisory highlights the growing influence of climate variability on food security and economic stability across South Asia.  ...Read more