AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEducation Shake-Up in India: Pralhad Joshi has taken additional charge as Union Education Minister after Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, as protests over NEET exam paper leaks and alleged irregularities forced the cabinet change. Joshi said he will first “understand” the ministry before acting, while the wider “cockroach” youth movement framed the resignation as a win for accountability. Regional Politics & Accountability: In Assam, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma defended BJP ally Keshab Mahanta after his daughter joined NEET protest chants, arguing children shouldn’t be targeted for parents’ politics. In Telangana, BJP leaders demanded Revanth Reddy drop the education portfolio unless pending tuition fee reimbursement dues are cleared. Security & Terror Claims: Germany’s interior minister said the Berlin Pride van-ramming and stabbing is being treated as Islamist extremist terror, with a suspect still at large. Judicial Reform: Turkey’s justice minister announced a hotline system so citizens can track court case progress. Diplomacy Watch: Qatar’s PM and foreign minister met Uganda’s acting foreign minister, while Qatar also discussed regional de-escalation with Saudi officials. Disaster Response: Nepal’s home minister visited the Bhotekoshi crash site as rescue teams search for a missing EV driver.
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