The Daily Catch-Up: Gurgaon rain crisis, Bihar student protests, Supreme Court OBC row and more

A father's desperate attempt to get home with his daughter during Gurgaon's torrential rain highlights the city's crumbling infrastructure. Food safety chief Tukaram Mundhe escalates his crackdown on loose oil, targeting restaurants and vendors selling unregulated edible oil. Student protests at IIT Delhi erupt following a series of tragic campus deaths, prompting questions over the university's responsibility and response.

Maharashtra's newly implemented anti-conversion law is put to the test as religious gatherings are scrutinized. The Supreme Court weighs in on the creamy layer criterion for OBC reservation, reigniting debate over eligibility. A water-sharing dispute between India and Bangladesh resurfaces, reigniting tensions over the Farakka Treaty.

In Bihar, students are protesting over RET-4 and BPSC appointments, voicing concerns about examination irregularities and recruitment practices. The Parandur airport site in Chennai is dropped, sparking speculation over the future of the city's second airport. Karnataka's High Court delivers a scathing ruling on marital control in marriages, emphasizing the importance of personal autonomy.

A cyber fraud network, implicating over 330 victims and amounting to Rs 400 crore, is uncovered by the Enforcement Directorate in Goa. A murder case in Telangana takes an unexpected turn, leading investigators down a peculiar path. Construction disputes at Rustomjee Crown in Mumbai and Jadavpur University in Kolkata draw attention to the issues of unauthorized buildings and political interference.

In Surat, a fish market named after Prime Minister Modi ignites a political controversy. Off Odisha, a distress beacon signals the continued absence of missing sailors, prompting renewed inquiries into the circumstances surrounding their disappearance. Young cricketer Deepesh makes waves with his impressive 146 kmph bowling speed in the TNPL.

Lin Dan and Lakshya Sen, two prominent badminton players, credit their racket specialist for their success. Gurgaon's revenue crisis becomes apparent as residents grapple with the city's deteriorating infrastructure and the rising cost of living.