The Supreme Court of India has directed dhaba and restaurant owners along the Kanwar Yatra route to comply with the Uttar Pradesh government's requirement to display license and registration information. This follows a petition arguing that such mandates violate fundamental rights and could lead to discriminatory profiling. The court previously restrained the UP and Uttarakhand governments from enforcing similar directives that required the display of owners' identities. The current order emphasizes that food sellers should only indicate the type of food served, not personal details of owners or employees.

The England cricket team has enlisted former All Blacks mental skills coach Gilbert Enoka to enhance their mental toughness during a crucial phase, including a series against India and the Ashes against Australia. Enoka, who previously worked with elite teams across various sports, is known for his "no dickheads" policy, which aims to eliminate counterproductive behaviors and inflated egos within teams. He has a history of coaching in cricket and netball and will be consulting with the England team for a few days. Currently, England leads the five-match series 2–1.

The Crime Branch has received a bomb threat email concerning Ahmedabad airport, as reported by ANI and confirmed by Sharad Singhal, the Joint Commissioner of Police. Authorities are currently conducting a search of the area, but so far, no suspicious items have been discovered. Both police and fire brigade personnel are present at the scene to ensure safety and manage the situation. This incident is still developing, and updates will follow as more information becomes available.

Members of the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS), along with other political party workers, forced the removal of a Gujarati signboard at the office of Gujarat BJP MLA Virendrasinh Jadeja in Navi Mumbai. This action followed an ultimatum from the MNS demanding the sign's removal, as they sought to replace it with a Marathi signboard. The protest included representatives from Shiv Sena (UBT), Congress, and the Nationalist Congress Party (SP). Police assured the removal of the sign, which was executed under their supervision, and the BJP MLA's worker publicly apologized to the Marathi community.