TNI Evening News Headlines – July 2, 2026

TNI Evening News Headlines – July 2, 2026

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📌Odisha Government invites public suggestions on revised Classes I-IV textbooks to rectify errors.
 
📌Odisha PG Entrance Examination 2026 results out. Candidates can now access their results by visiting official SAMS portal.
 
📌Low pressure forms over Bay of Bengal, heavy rain lashes several parts of Odisha. Low-pressure area is likely to intensify gradually over the next two to three days.
 
📌Odisha CM Mohan Majhi & BJP State Unit President Manmohan Samal visiting Delhi today; to hold discussions with BJP National President Nitin Nabin on some important issues.
 
📌Odisha colleges to create 500-metre drug-free zones.
 
📌Odisha Government to distribute 1 crore revised Lakshmi Purana, plans ‘Mahalakshmi Corridor’ at Balaram Das’ birthplace.
 
📌After WhatsApp, Indian Government issues notices to Telegram, Signal over username feature.
 
📌Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas Hardeep Singh Puri states that fuel prices will not be reduced.
 
📌ISRO headquarters in Bengaluru receives bomb threat, email sent to Chairman V Narayanan.
 
📌Delhi court reserves verdict for August 3 in case against Brij Bhushan Singh in connection with Wrestlers’ sexual harassment case.
 
📌India-Japan Joint Economic Forum: Japan and India seal 129 MoUs to boost Economic Ties.
 
📌Amid tight security, first batch of over 4,800 Amarnath pilgrims arrives in Kashmir.
 

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