A stretch of NH24 in East Delhi was similar to a swimming pool in an open air on Friday morning, as a heavy rain magic sinks the major parts of the city. In a viral sight, many people were seen diving from the roof of a stranded rapid transit vehicle (RTV) bus and floating in the fence. While some converted the waterlog road into a spectacle, travelers in the national capital were crippled by traffic jams. Major artery routes including Delhi-Nida-Direct (DND) flyway, Mathura Road, Vikas Marg, ISBT, Geeta Colony and Rajaram Kohli Marg were long seen. A queue of vehicles spread from Badarpur to the ashram added anarchy, in which office-going and school buses were silent. Delhi Traffic Police said its personnel were deployed at several choke points to manage the crowd and regulate the movement, but continued to slow down the traffic throughout the city.

There was an increase in violent clashes against the workers of the Congress Party in Patna against the remarks regarding Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The BJP kept its opposition peaceful until the stone was thrown from the Congress office. Congress workers alleged that BJP members forcibly entered their premises and started the attack. As a result of this incident, injuries occurred on both sides and property loss, individuals were seen confrontation with sticks. The BJP’s declared demand is unconditionally apologized to the Congress. A youth wing spokesperson justified the intensive response, “If someone is abused by the mother, you will have to be ready for such a terrible response. We will not let their habit become.”

Speaking in Tokyo, the Prime Minister addressed the Abiharrat Japan Business Forum, revealing India as the world’s fastest growing major economy and politically stable investment destination. The address states that Japanese companies have invested more than $ 40 billion in India. Major areas were underlined for future partnership, including manufacturing, technology, green energy, next generation infrastructure and skill development. The Prime Minister underlined the “reform, demonstration and conversion” of the government, ease of opening areas such as space and nuclear energy for personal participation, citing the simplification of the tax code, ease of doing business, and personal participation. By 2047, a target of 100 gigawatts of nuclear power was mentioned. The speech concluded with a powerful quotation on bilateral relations: “India is a springboard for Japanese businesses in the global south. Together we will shape the Asian century for stability, development and prosperity.”

Abibharat Japan Business Forum Report was presented, which gives details of trade deals between companies. The speaker suggested for India-Japan partnership in five major areas. The first region highlighted manufacturing, taking into account the successful auto sector cooperation and the capacity in battery, robotics, semiconductors, shipbuilding and nuclear power, align with the ‘Make in India, Make for the World’ initiative. Technology and innovation were emphasized, India was recognized as a technology and talent powerhouse with bold initiatives in AI, semiconductor, quantum computing, biotech and space. The third focus was on green energy infection, with renewable and nuclear power’s ambitious goals, suggested cooperation in solar cells and green hydrogen. The next-gene infrastructure development, including ports, airports and metro lines, was discussed as the fourth region. Finally, skill development was proposed, the aim was to create a ‘Japan Ready Workforce’ from the skilled youth of India. The partnership was strategic, smart, and economically operated, India was depicted as a ‘global South’ for Japanese businesses, which was to shape ‘ASEAN SD, Asian Shatabdi’ for stability, development and prosperity.