Morning Digest: Wangchuk Ends Fast, U.S. Tariffs on India, and Key Political Developments
The Hindu's morning digest covers multiple major stories from July 24, 2026. Activist Sonam Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike after Prime Minister Narendra Modi promised a cabinet discussion and a bill on NEET paper leaks. The U.S. imposed 10% tariffs on goods from India and 16 other countries over forced labour concerns. The Ministry of Minority Affairs reported over 6.17 lakh Waqf properties approved on the UMEED portal. Opposition parties refused a debate on paper leaks without Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation and held a symbolic march. Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman was invited to the BRICS summit in Delhi. Additionally, activist Amit Bhatnagar ended an 18-day hunger strike against the Ken-Betwa river linking project.
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