Exam-Protest Fallout (Mumbai & India): PM Narendra Modi backed action after the “Cockroach” youth protests over alleged NEET paper leaks, as Sonam Wangchuk ended a 26-day hunger strike following assurances on parliament action, compensation for suicide victims, and no cases against protesters—yet demonstrators vowed to keep pressure, with Mumbai also seeing a major march plan and fresh police scrutiny. Mumbai Police Row: Mumbai Police said a viral clip of a cop “manhandling” a woman was being misread, saying he was restraining a male protester when she stepped in; separate reports also flagged a cop suspended over threats to frame students in a fake drug case. US Tariffs & Trade: The US imposed Section 301 forced-labour tariffs, with India’s rate set at 10% (down from 12.5%), while analysts say the short-term export hit may be limited. Healthcare & Economy: Manipal Health’s IPO price band and expansion plans drew attention, alongside Star Health share movement tied to Rekha Jhunjhunwala’s stake transmission. Urban Life: Mumbai weather saw light rain and gusty winds, while monsoon rescue operations continued across states. Business/Policy: India eased FDI rules for inventory-based e-commerce for exports, and Supreme Court restricted sharing live court videos on social media.