1. Bangladesh Inquiry Commission: The Commission of Inquiry on Enforced Disappearance in Bangladesh reported the involvement of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in enforced disappearances during her tenure.

2. PM Modi's Accusation: Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the Congress party of repeatedly wounding the Constitution, while his government aims to strengthen it.

3. Parliamentary Proceedings: Manipur MP Alfred Kanngam Arthur and first-time MP Chandra Shekhar "Azad" raised concerns about the government's commitment to the Constitution.

4. Opposition to 'One Nation, One Election': Jammu and Kashmir leaders opposed the 'One Nation, One Election' proposal, claiming it aims to create a 'one nation, one party' situation.

5. Hezbollah's Supply Line: Hezbollah's leader stated that the fall of Bashar Assad in Syria has cut a main supply line for the group.

6. U.S. Contact with Syrian Rebels: U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken confirmed direct contact with the Syrian rebel group that ousted President Bashar Assad.

7. EU-India FTA: Portuguese Foreign Minister Paulo Rangel emphasized the need to conclude the India-European Union Free Trade Agreement to counter global protectionism and transactionalism.

8. Controversial Remarks by Bengal Minister: West Bengal Minister Firhad Hakim sparked controversy by stating that Muslims will soon become the majority.

9. Kerala's Outstanding Charges: The Union government demanded ₹132 crore from the Kerala government for air evacuation operations carried out by the Indian Air Force between 2006 and 2024.