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• No plans to make Aadhaar mandatory for air tickets: Govt to MPs
  The parliamentarians were assured by the officials that Aadhaar data was safe and there was no chance of it falling in wrong hands as the main server was placed in a foolproof system.  
• UPA govt let terrorists go scot-free in Samjhauta case: BJP MP
  Rajendra Agrawal (BJP) demanded a probe into the matter, alleging that a former Home Minister, without naming P Chidambaram, was behind the 'conspiracy'.
• NSA Doval calls on President Xi along with other BRICS NSAs
  The meeting comes amid a standoff between China and India in Doklam area in the Sikkim sector.
• Supreme Court rejects AAP`s PIL to bar Sasikala as acting AIADMK General Secretary
  While dismissing the plea filed by Vasigaran, the apex court observed it could not order the Chief Minister and ministers not to seek advice from a convicted person, adding it's the decision of the politicians.
• Rajiv Gandhi case convict seeks 6 months leave for daughter`s wedding
  The death sentence of the other three was commuted by the apex court late citing inordinate delay in disposing of their mercy petitions.
• Jagan Reddy PMLA case: Enforcement Directorate attaches Rs 148 cr assets
  "Enforcement Directorate attaches land worth Rs 148.89 crore in Andhra Pradesh under PMLA of companies of Nimmagadda Prasad in YS Jagan Mohan Reddy case." 
• Supreme Court dismisses plea for 10-year-old rape survivor`s abortion
  The PIL was filed after a Chandigarh district court on July 18 refused to let the girl undergo the abortion after it was confirmed that she was 26 weeks pregnant.
• Lok Sabha takes up IIM Bill
  The Board of Governors will be the executive body of each IIM, comprising upto 19 members. 
• Nitish Kumar wins floor test in Bihar; Modi-led NDA goes strong in 18 Indian states
  Sailing through the trust vote with 131 votes, Nitish Kumar is back being the 'king' of the Bihar. 
• Abuse of anti-dowry law: Supreme Court says no arrest till charges verified
  The court has asked the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) to give a report about need for change, if any, in the directions or for any further directions and listed the matter for consideration in April 2018.