Daily brief
India on July 17 saw Anurag Kumar, a former spy agency chief, appointed as Delhi's new Police Commissioner, replacing Satish Golchha amid corruption allegations and a protest by the Cockroach Party.
Parents of an 11-year-old killed in a Mumbai tree collapse seek legal action, as the city's mayor sets a compensation of Rs 7 lakh for the lost life.
India rejects former minister's remarks on the Bullet Train project, calling them 'at variance with facts'.
The Indian government tightens rules for ISRO exits amid mass resignations, and moves the Supreme Court after a Delhi ruling to retender consular services.
A top US prosecutor will not dispute the DOJ's decision to drop the criminal case against Indian tycoon Gautam Adani.
by WorldBrief & Maksim Micheliov | AI-generated summary