What happend in Last 24 hours in India

 

India in the Last 24 Hours (August 6, 2026)

By Read It With Dheeraj News Desk

India witnessed several major developments over the last 24 hours, spanning politics, technology, weather, and national affairs. As usual, the country managed to fit an entire week's worth of drama into a single day. Efficiency, if nothing else.

1. Government Tightens AI Content Rules

The Central Government announced stricter regulations for AI-generated content. Social media platforms will now be required to label AI-generated text, images, audio, and videos more clearly, while the deadline for removing harmful AI content has reportedly been reduced significantly. The move aims to curb deepfakes, misinformation, and AI-driven scams. (The Times of India)

2. Heavy Monsoon Rains Continue

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued warnings for several states as intense monsoon activity continues. Heavy rainfall has increased the risk of flooding, landslides, and travel disruptions in multiple regions. Authorities have advised residents to remain alert and avoid unnecessary travel in affected areas. (The Times of India)

3. Parliament Sees Political Discussions

Parliament remained active with discussions over key legislative matters. Union Minister Kiren Rijiju met Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi in an effort to reduce political deadlock and encourage smoother proceedings during the Monsoon Session. (The Times of India)

4. Boost for India's AI Ecosystem

The government approved support for multiple indigenous AI models and sanctioned dozens of Centres of Excellence to strengthen India's artificial intelligence research and innovation ecosystem. The initiative is expected to accelerate domestic AI development and encourage collaboration between academia and industry. (The Times of India)

5. India-Israel Leaders Hold Talks

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a phone conversation with Prime Minister Narendra Modi regarding the ongoing West Asia situation and bilateral relations. The discussion focused on regional developments and continued cooperation between the two countries. (The Times of India)

6. RSS Chief Comments on Youth Protests

RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat stated that the concerns raised by young people deserve attention, emphasizing that democratic protests play an important role in reaching consensus within society. His remarks come amid ongoing student-led demonstrations in parts of the country. (The Times of India)

7. National Security and Legal Updates

The Bombay High Court convicted former Tehelka editor Tarun Tejpal in the 2013 sexual assault case and sentenced him to ten years of rigorous imprisonment, reversing an earlier acquittal. (The Times of India)

Looking Ahead

Weather conditions remain the biggest concern for many states, while Parliament is expected to continue debating major policy issues. The implementation of new AI regulations will also be closely watched by technology companies and digital platforms over the coming weeks. (The Times of India)