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NIA is probing how a US-made GoPro, sent to China, reached Lashkar terrorists involved in the Pahalgam attack. Officials said, "we are actively investigating the procurement channels." This camera, found on terrorists killed later, could reveal how terror groups get supplies. The investigation also found Chinese-made weapons.
Arvind Kejriwal asked all governments to offer free bus rides for students taking the NEET re-exam. He said, "With folded hands, I appeal to all Chief Ministers." This move aims to help students who are stressed by the paper leak and exam cancellation, following similar steps by Punjab, Haryana, and Bihar.
President Trump said on Sunday, May 24, 2026, that the U.S. will "not rush into a deal" with Iran. He informed negotiators that time is on their side, as talks proceed constructively. This comes amid anticipation and criticism of a potential agreement to end the Middle East war, with Iran's envoy noting a "trend toward rapprochement."
The BJP won big in Falta, a former TMC stronghold, by over a lakh votes. This seat is part of Abhishek Banerjee's area, and he said "glaring inconsistencies" in counting. The BJP leader called it a "perennial defeat" for TMC, showing the "reality" of their support.
Congress is telling its people in Karnataka to watch out for voter list issues during the upcoming voter revision exercise. They're worried, like what happened in West Bengal, that voters might get wrongly removed. Deputy CM D.K. Shivakumar said, "Many things are happening with respect to SIR." They're planning meetings and helplines to help voters.
Muslim groups in Assam want to talk with the government before they bring in the Uniform Civil Code. They feel the government "should not ignore stakeholders" from their community. The Chief Minister said the UCC bill will be presented on May 26 to create one set of laws for everyone.
RSS leader Dattatreya Hosabale said "doors should not be closed" for talks with Pakistan, emphasizing a need for dialogue on visas, sports, and trade. This comes amid a tougher strategic environment for India, with China and the US favouring Islamabad. Keeping communication lines open is seen as risk management, not a concession.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited India to mend ties after a rough patch. Minister S. Jaishankar said, "the two sides are seeking to arrive at a balance." They aim to find common ground and manage differences, especially on trade and visa issues. The relationship is still developing.
BJP totally crushed it in Falta, winning by over a lakh votes! Their candidate, Debangshu Panda, got a record win. The TMC came in fourth and even lost their deposit. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari said, "A party without a principal or policy turned into a mafia company." This big win shows a major shift.
Akhilesh Yadav said the BJP governments have plunged India into a "severe economic crisis." He blamed them for daily price hikes on petrol and diesel, plus rising unemployment and corruption. Yadav claimed the BJP has failed to control the economy after nearly 12 years in power, making life hard for ordinary people.
Abhishek Banerjee is questioning the Election Commission after the BJP won big in Falta. He said, "The country deserves an explanation from the ECI." Banerjee alleged that party offices were vandalized and workers were forced to flee, with the Election Commission not taking action. He also raised concerns about the CEO's appointment and the counting process.
Kerala's new CM secretary, Rathan U Kelkar, is at the center of a political storm after taking charge on Sunday. He previously led the state's elections. Opposition leaders are questioning the move, with some drawing parallels to other controversial appointments. Kelkar has a history of significant roles, including during the Covid-19 pandemic.
CM Adhikari is asking districts to set up special places for illegal foreigners. This follows a May 2025 order from the Union home ministry. Adhikari said, "The state police will detain them and hand them over to the BSF." This is part of a plan to deport those staying in the country without permission.