Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Lok Sabha Passes Anti-Paper Leak Bill
The Lok Sabha passed a new bill to stop paper leaks with stricter rules.
There's a big argument between Rahul Gandhi and the government about who ordered firing on protesters.
The government says only certain officials can give such orders.
Meanwhile, the US is making it easier for Indian workers to get Green Cards.
A man from Bihar says he was wrongly charged for protests he didn't attend.
These are the big news stories today.
Lok Sabha passed the Anti-Paper Leak Amendment Bill with stricter penalties.
Rahul Gandhi accused Home Minister Amit Shah of ordering firing on protesters.
Government rebutted, stating only magistrates can issue such orders.
New US bill proposes easier Green Card pathway for Indian H-1B visa holders.
Bihar man claims he was charged over NEET protests despite being in Russia.
- Who
- Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, Government, Bihar man
- What
- Passing of Anti-Paper Leak Amendment Bill, political row over firing orders, US bill for Green Card pathway, Bihar man's claim
- When
- July 30
- Where
- India, US
- Why
- To address paper leaks, political allegations, immigration reforms, false charges
Rahul Gandhi's Allegation
Government's Rebuttal
Order to Fire on Protesters
Rahul Gandhi's Allegation
Rahul Gandhi claimed that Home Minister Amit Shah ordered firing on protesters during the Cockroach Janta Party agitation.
Government's Rebuttal
The government rebutted that only a magistrate or Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) has the authority to issue such an order.
- Bill Passed
- Anti-Paper Leak Amendment Bill
- Penalties
- Stricter
- Rahul Gandhi's Claim
- Home Minister Amit Shah ordered firing on protesters
- Government's Rebuttal
- Only magistrate or SDM can issue firing orders
- US Bill
- Easier Green Card pathway for Indian H-1B visa holders
- Bihar Man's Claim
- Charged over NEET protests despite being in Russia