The Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP) "Chalo Sansad" march in Delhi ended in clashes between protesters and police on Monday. Protesters began the march from Jantar Mantar, demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the alleged NEET-UG 2026 paper leak. Police used lathis and tear gas after protesters tried to move towards Parliament. The CJP alleged that women protesters were assaulted and excessive force was used. Delhi Police denied those claims and said officers acted to maintain public order. Around 70 protesters were detained. CJP leaders said the protest would continue until their demands are addressed. (PC: timesofindia/Instagram)

More than 27 workers remain trapped inside an under-construction tunnel in Sikkim's Namchi district after a suspected methane gas explosion caused a landslide. The incident happened at the NHPC Teesta Stage-VI Hydroelectric Project on Monday. Rescue teams from the NDRF, SDRF, police and fire services are continuing operations. Officials said hazardous gas, low oxygen levels and poor visibility have made rescue efforts difficult. Some workers escaped after the blast, but others remain trapped deep inside the tunnel. District Collector Anupa Tamling said the operation is “becoming increasingly difficult” due to methane exposure and the narrow tunnel passage.

Spain star Lamine Yamal celebrated the country's FIFA World Cup victory with his three-year-old brother, Kenye, after the final against Argentina. Videos of Kenye cheering, playing with the trophy and celebrating on the pitch quickly went viral on social media. Many fans called him one of the breakout stars of the tournament. Spain won the World Cup 1-0 after defeating Argentina in extra time. Yamal later shared an emotional message about his brother, saying, “My little brother means everything to me. I am in love with him; it feels like he is my son.” The siblings' celebration touched fans worldwide. (PC: FIFA/Getty Images)

Delhi Police said Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protesters turned “unruly, aggressive and violent” during Monday's march towards Parliament. Police alleged protesters ignored repeated warnings, attacked personnel, damaged public property and tried to break barricades. Officials said over 118 police personnel and around 60 protesters were injured. Around 70 protesters were detained, and police said legal action had begun. The CJP denied the allegations and accused police of using excessive force against peaceful protesters. The group also claimed women protesters were assaulted during the action. Delhi Police rejected those claims and urged people not to spread “false or misleading information.” (PC: Reuters)

Former England captain and manager Kevin Keegan has died at the age of 75, seven weeks after revealing he had stage four cancer. His family said he passed away surrounded by his wife and daughters. Keegan enjoyed a successful playing career with Liverpool, Hamburg, Southampton, Newcastle United and Scunthorpe United. He also managed Newcastle, Fulham, England and Manchester City. A two-time Ballon d'Or winner, Keegan is regarded as one of England's greatest footballers. Newcastle United called him “one of the most iconic, influential and deeply loved figures” in the club's history. Tributes have poured in from across football. (PC: X)

Farmers from Punjab are travelling to Delhi to attend a Mahapanchayat on July 21 against the proposed India-US trade deal. The gathering at Kisan Ghat has been called by the Desh Bachao Morcha. Farmer leader Germanjit Singh Bandala claimed the agreement would hurt small farmers, labourers and traders by allowing cheaper US farm imports into India. He said, “This is only the beginning,” and warned of a bigger protest if the Centre did not withdraw the proposed deal. Organisers said around 550 farmers' unions and social organisations are expected to join the Mahapanchayat from across the country.

Delhi Police have started an investigation into social media posts linked to Pakistani handles following violence during the Jantar Mantar protest. Police are examining whether online misinformation increased tensions. Officials said they are also looking into a possible conspiracy and the role of outsiders. More than 70 people have been detained, and multiple FIRs have been registered. CCTV footage and mobile phone videos are being reviewed to identify those involved. Police said some online posts falsely claimed that protesters had died and hundreds were injured. The investigation into the violence and the spread of misinformation is continuing. (PC: timesofindia/Instagram)

A group of Indians in Berlin held a protest in support of activist Sonam Wangchuk and the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) movement. A video of the gathering near the Brandenburg Gate has gone viral on social media. Protesters carried placards demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the alleged NEET-UG 2026 paper leak. One poster read, “We stand with Sonam Wangchuk, the students of India.” The protest received support online, with many praising the Indian diaspora. Some users also expressed interest in joining future demonstrations in Berlin in support of the ongoing student movement.

6 teams have already qualified for the 2030 FIFA World Cup as host nations. Spain, Portugal and Morocco qualified automatically as the main hosts. Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay also secured places because they will host the opening centenary matches marking 100 years since the first World Cup in 1930. FIFA said the tournament will begin in South America before moving to Europe and Africa. “The 2030 edition is a symbolic milestone for FIFA,” the governing body said. The tournament will become the first World Cup to be held across three continents, making it one of the competition’s most historic editions. (PC:AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

4 Indian nationals were killed and another was critically injured after a cargo ship leaving Ukraine's Odesa port came under attack on July 19. The Ministry of External Affairs said the Guinea-Bissau-flagged MV Golden Leo had 17 crew members, including five Indians. India condemned the attack, saying, “Targeting commercial shipping and endangering innocent civilian crew members... is deplorable.” Ukraine blamed Russian cruise missiles for the strike, while Russia has not commented on the allegation. The Indian mission in Ukraine is assisting those affected. The attack has raised fresh concerns over the safety of commercial shipping in the Black Sea. (PC: AFP)