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- Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his customary address before the start of Parliament's monsoon session, highlighted India's 7.7% economic growth, calling the country the fastest-growing major economy despite obstacles from the West Asia crisis.
- He praised the achievements of young people, citing space startup Skyroot Aerospace's launch of India's first privately developed orbital rocket, and made an oblique reference to Rahul Gandhi while speaking of exam paper leak protests.
- Modi called for parliamentary discussions based on facts and logic, expressing hope for a productive session.
- The Opposition is preparing to raise issues including paper leaks, fuel costs, and alleged irregularities in donations at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya.
What to watch next
- Opposition protests and planned discussions on exam paper leaks, fuel costs, and Ram Temple donation irregularities during the monsoon session
- Whether the government's talks with protesting parties lead to an end to the Parliament march stir
- The Vande Mataram bill the Centre plans to push on Day 2 of the session
What changed3
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Hindustan Times[1]
PM Modi asks NDA MPs to 'win the trust of youth' amid paper leaks, counter Opposition's 'conspiracies'Hindustan Times[2]
PM Modi hails 7.7% growth rate, says ‘no chaos when there are facts’ in customary address before monsoon sessionHindustan Times[3]
Chaos on Parliament streets amid CJP protest echoes in House on opening day of monsoon session
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- Hindustan TimesPM Modi asks NDA MPs to 'win the trust of youth' amid paper leaks, counter Opposition's 'conspiracies'[1]English national· neutral

- Hindustan TimesPM Modi hails 7.7% growth rate, says ‘no chaos when there are facts’ in customary address before monsoon session[2]English national· supportive

- Hindustan TimesChaos on Parliament streets amid CJP protest echoes in House on opening day of monsoon session[3]English national· neutral

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