BILL PASSED IN JULY 2026

* The Maharashtra Women Farmers EMPOWERMENT Bill 2026 Passed On 7th July 2026 

* Eligible Women Working In Farming & Allied Activities like Livestock, Fisheries, Poultry, etc. Will Be Issued a Woman Farmer Certificate Through Their Local Gram Sabha Or Urban Civic Body. 

* This Certificate Enable Government Subsidy, Welfare Schemes, Institution Credit. And Market Support 

* This Bill Mandates The Setting Up a Dedicated Women Farmer Empowerment Council And Maharashtra State Fund For Woman Farmers To Oversee Implementation And Manage Grievance Redressal 

* Central Government Amends Drug Rules 1945, To Strengthen Regulation Of High Alcohol Containing Drug Formulation 

* Ministry Of Health And Family Welfare Has Removed The Existing Exemption ( Under Schedule K) From Licencing Requirement From Formulation Containing Ethyl Alcohol 

*  The Centre Has Proposed The Amendment To The National Food Security Act ( NFSA) By Changing The Antyodaya Anna Yojana ( AAY) Food grain Allocation From A Household Based System 

* Government Strengthen Anti - Doping Framework With Enforcement Of National Anti Doping Act 2022 And Amendment Act 2025 

* The Act Provides Statuary Backing For Anti Doping Measure Across All Sports By Establishing a Robust Legal Framework, Governing Testing, Results Management, Education And Intelligence And Investigation 

*  The Supreme Court ( Number Of Judges) Amendment Bill 2026 Introduced In Lok SABHA By Union Law Minister Arjun Singh Meghwal 

* This Bill Aim To Seeks To Amend With Supreme Court ( Number Of Judges) Act 1956 To Increase The Sanctioned Strength Of Supreme Court Judges From 33 To 37  ( Excluding Chief Justice Of India) 

* The Ministry Of Law & Justice Released The Draft Advocates ( Amendment) Bill 2026 For Stakeholders And Public Consultation.

( The Draft Has Been Prepared In Consultation WITH The Bar Council Of India) 

* The Foreign Contribution ( Regulation) Amendment Bill 2026 

* The Madhya Pradesh Assembly Passed The Uniform Civil Code  ( UCC) Bill 

* Draft Telecommunication ( Television, Radio And Associate Services) Rules 2026 

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*  The Union Cabinet Has Approved The Amendment To Anti - Paper Leak Bill ( The Public Examination Prevention Of Unfair Means Act 2024 

*  India Has Constituted The Task Force On NTA Examination 

* Nandan Nilekani ( Infosys Co-founder ) 

* S Somnath ( Ex ISRO Chief)

* Tapan Deka ( Former IB CHIEF)

* V Kamakoti ( Director IIT MADRAS)

* Anita Karwal ( Ex Education Secretary)

* Amrit Lal Meena ( Logistics Report) 

* Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh Has Introduced The Public Examination ( Prevention Of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill 2026 At Lok SABHA 

* The Bill Seeks To Amend The Public Examination ( Prevention To Unfair Means) Act 2024 

* To Strengthen The Action Against Paper Leaks And Exam Malpractice Through Strict Penalties 

*  Lok SABHA Passes The Public Examination ( Prevention Of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill On 29th July 2026 

* Punishment For Persons Resorting To Unfair Means Has Enhanced From Imprisonment From 3 Years To 5 Years 

* Maximum Fine Has Increase From 10 Lakhs To 50 Lakhs 

* For Service Providers Involved In Such Offences Maximum Fine Has Increase From 1 Crores To 5. CRORES 

* And The Period Of Debarment From Conducting Public Examination Has Increase From 4 To 8 Years 

* Amendment Bill Provides The Establishment Of Special Fast Track Court For Offence Related To Public Examination ( Envisaged With in Two Months) 

* The Bill Also Provides For APOINTMENT Of Special Public Prosecutor And Empower The Government To Constitute The Special Task Force For Investigation Under This Act 

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* Minister Of State Shri Nityanand Rai Has Introduced The Registration Of Birth And Deaths ( Amendment) Bill 2026 

*  Rajya Sabha Passes The Prevention Of Insults To National Honour ( Amendment) Bill 2026 

* Rajya Sabha Passes The Prevention Of Insults To National Honour ( Amendment) Bill 2026 ( Introduce In 24th July 2026 On Rajya Sabha) 

* Strengthening The Legal Protection Of India's National Song - Vande Mataram 

* The Act Prohibiting - 

- Intentionally Preventing The Singing Of The National Anthem ( Jana Gana Mana) 

- Causing Disturbance To Any Assembly Engaged In Such Singing 

* These Offences Are Punishable With Imprisonment Upto Three Years