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Assam tabled a Uniform Civil Code Bill on May 25, banning polygamy, mandating marriage and live-in registration, and replacing religion-based personal laws with a common code. But with 34% Muslim population and tribal exemptions, the bill's impact and politics differ sharply from Uttarakhand or Gujarat.

A suicide car bomb killed 24 people near a Quetta railway station. Indian media covered it as a wire-service brief. The gap between how South Asian media treats domestic versus cross-border terrorism reveals more about editorial priorities than the attacks themselves.

The Centre ordered Delhi Gymkhana Club to vacate 27.3 acres of Lutyens' Delhi by June 5, citing defence needs. The club pays Rs 1,000 annual rent on land leased since 1928, spent 2% on sports, and collected Rs 44 crore from waitlisted applicants. But the two-week eviction timeline and the defence rationale raise questions about due process that the government has not answered.

India's Home Minister announced a plan to blanket 6,000 km of border with AI cameras, drone radars, and seismic sensors within a year. The security logic is real, but the project arrives without a privacy framework, independent oversight, or any public debate about what happens when the same technology points inward.

The fourth India-Africa Forum Summit was postponed for the second time due to Ebola, extending an 11-year gap since the last summit. The health rationale is sound, but the real story is why Africa barely registers in Indian media and diplomatic urgency.

Modi gifted Meloni a packet of Melody toffees in Rome, turning a caramel candy into the most viral diplomatic moment of 2026. Behind the memes, a real strategic partnership was signed. Here is what the coverage revealed and what it hid.
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