A roof collapse at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport Terminal 1 early Friday, following heavy rainfall, left one dead and six injured. The incident led to flight suspensions and travel disruptions. Videos of water pouring into the terminal sparked sarcastic memes comparing Delhi’s airport to Singapore’s Jewel Changi Airport, known for its indoor waterfall. The collapse occurred just months after the terminal’s upgrade to handle increased passenger capacity. Social media mocked Delhi’s infrastructure failures amid the chaos.

The Jharkhand High Court has granted bail to former Chief Minister Hemant Soren in the alleged land scam case. Soren's advocate, Arunabh Chowdhury, stated that the court found no prima facie evidence of Soren's guilt and no likelihood of him committing an offence while on bail. Soren was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate in January after a prolonged search. The case involves the generation of crores through forgery and falsified documents to acquire large parcels of land. Soren, 48, is currently lodged in Birsa Munda jail.

The Indian Navy and Coast Guard jointly carried out a challenging medical evacuation operation in Lakshadweep, rescuing four critically-ill patients, including two infants, from Agatti Island. The operation was initiated by the Southern Naval Command and Coast Guard District HQ-4 amidst severe weather conditions due to the southwest monsoon. Navy and Coast Guard Dornier aircraft were deployed from INS Garuda and CG Air Enclave to Agatti, successfully evacuating the patients. The daring operation highlights the preparedness and expertise of the Navy and Coast Guard in conducting critical medical evacuations.

The canopy that collapsed at Delhi Airport's Terminal 1, killing one and injuring six, was inaugurated in 2009. The terminal was built by GMR Group, and the work was contracted out to private contractors. Congress leaders Mallikarjun Kharge and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra pointed out that the terminal was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who was not the Prime Minister at that time. The incident has raised questions about the airport's infrastructure and maintenance. The DGCA has launched an investigation into the incident, and the minister has promised a thorough probe. The incident has caused disruption to flights and concern among passengers.

The Amarnath Yatra commenced on Friday with Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha flagging off the first batch of pilgrims from the base camp in Jammu. Before the flag-off, Sinha offered prayers at the temple. Addressing the media, he stated that extensive arrangements have been made for the yatra, including heightened security measures. This year's yatra has seen significant preparations, building on the efforts of the past three to four years. The LG ensured that all necessary arrangements are in place for a safe and successful pilgrimage.

On Thursday, NSUI members stormed the National Testing Agency (NTA) office in Delhi, locking it from inside to protest alleged irregularities in the NEET-UG exam. The protesters, chanting “Shut down NTA” and “Down with NTA,” were dispersed by police. This follows allegations of a paper leak in the NEET-UG, held on May 5, which saw 67 students achieve perfect scores. The CBI recently arrested two individuals in connection with the leak. The controversy has prompted demands for a deeper investigation into the examination process.

The Supreme Court has issued a notice to the National Testing Agency (NTA) regarding alleged inconsistencies in the NEET-UG 2024 exam. Following a petition from a learning app, the court raised concerns over reported malpractice and grace marks awarded to over 1,500 students, affecting exam fairness. The NTA must respond by July 8. Meanwhile, the CBI continues its investigation into the alleged paper leak, which has led to multiple arrests across states. President Droupadi Murmu affirmed the government's commitment to a thorough probe and fair conduct of examinations.

President Droupadi Murmu addressed the NEET exam controversy in her speech to Parliament on Thursday, promising a fair investigation and strict punishment for culprits. The exam has been marred by leaked question papers and the awarding of "grace marks" to over 1,500 students. The President acknowledged the irregularities and assured improvements to the exam process. The issue has sparked outrage, with opposition parties protesting and demanding answers. The government's commitment to a fair investigation aims to restore transparency and credibility to the exam process.

Business magnate and philanthropist Ratan Tata has taken to Instagram to appeal for a blood donor for a 7-month-old dog admitted to his Small Animal Hospital in Mumbai. The dog is suffering from suspected tick fever and life-threatening anemia. Tata shared details of the required blood type and eligibility criteria for the donor dog. He urged his followers to help, saying "I would really, really appreciate your help." The post includes a photo of the dog in need of blood. Tata's appeal highlights his compassion for animals and his dedication to their welfare.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has filed a charge sheet against five individuals in connection with the alleged framing of renowned space scientist Nambi Narayanan in the 1994 ISRO espionage case. The case was registered in 2021 following Supreme Court directions. Narayanan was falsely accused of espionage and arrested along with others. The CBI probe found the allegations to be baseless. The Supreme Court had earlier termed the police action against Narayanan as "psychopathological treatment" and a violation of his human rights. The charge sheet marks a significant development in the long-standing case, seeking justice for Narayanan's wrongful persecution.