1. AC Milan legend Franco Baresi dead aged 66
On July 31, 2026, Franco Baresi, one of the greatest defenders in soccer history, passed away. Baresi died aged 66. Baresi was faithful to AC Milan throughout his great career from start to finish and never suited up for any other senior club. As captain of the club he won many local leagues and European success, becoming a symbol of discipline, leadership and commitment. His winning ways with the Italian national soccer team made him one of the all time greats of the game. Even after his retirement, his influence still inspires young footballers and fans across the globe.
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2. Mission Shakti App
Women and child safety is a serious issue in India and using technology to improve it is one of the important objectives and Mission Shakti App is a big step in that area. The application is a one digital platform where the users may call several emergency services without seeking separate contact numbers at the time of crisis. The app comes with various emergency assistance services besides Women Helpline 181 which may be obtained at the push of a button whenever aid is needed. The platform combines these features in one place to enable emergency response faster, easier and more reliable, and for women to use digital safety tools with confidence.
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3. MoAyush signs MoU with IndiaAI Mission for integration of AI
India is gradually making strides towards the adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in numerous industries with healthcare being one of the prime sectors. The IndiaAI Mission of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has partnered with the Ministry of Ayush and inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on 31 July, 2026. The alliance will look for ways in which AI can be utilized to augment traditional systems of treatment including Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha, Sowa-Rigpa and Homeopathy. The alliance will promote cutting-edge medical research, deconstruct disease, develop digital health records and foster innovative health care solutions. It is also a tribute to determination of India to blend modern technologies with traditional understanding of healthcare.
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4. Maldives-India Favara-UPI Transactions Live
30 July 2026: Launch of Favara-UPI Cross Border Payment Corridor opened a new chapter in digital payments between India and Maldives. The new technology links India’s Unified Payments Interface (UPI) to the Maldives’ instant payment system Favara, enabling people of the two nations to transfer money to each other fast and securely. The project is projected to bring a lot of ease in travel, commercial activities and cross-border payments. It also signals increasing financial cooperation between the two adjacent countries and the expansion of digital payment technology in the region.
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5. Army Chief launches Indigenous Xtreme Weather Grade Diesel
The Chief of the Army Staff, General Dhiraj Seth, inaugurated the indigenously created Xtreme Weather Grade (XWG) Diesel in New Delhi on 31 July 2026 to boost the operating efficiency of the armed forces in extremely cold regions. This diesel is particularly engineered to run reliably in cold weather and high altitude areas where ordinary diesel typically suffers. This milestone in India’s self-reliance effort would help military vehicles and equipment to work well in extreme weather conditions, and minimize dependence on imported technologies. Another key measure to bolster the domestic defence capability.
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6. Former Army Chief Gen V.N. Sharma passes away
New Delhi: General Vishwa Nath Sharma, a famous military commander of India, passed away here on 31 July 2026. He was the 14th Chief of Army Staff and is believed to have strengthened the operational capabilities of the Indian Army throughout his term. Throughout his military career, General Sharma has been renowned for his disciplined leadership, strategic thinking and unrelenting commitment to national security. His contribution to India’s defence and his service throughout his lifetime would be remembered for years to come and he gained a lot of respect in armed services.
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7. APEDA conducts maiden air cargo consignment of Karnataka Mangoes to Maldives
Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) yet again achieved a milestone in the agricultural exports of India by arranging the first-ever air transport of mangoes from Karnataka to the Maldives on 30 July 2026. Its delivery also includes popular Neelam and Totapuri variants which are famed for their quality and taste. The effort has created a new global market for Indian growers of mangoes and has also boosted agricultural trade between the two countries. The purpose is to give greater export options, increase farmer’s income and raise global reputation of Indian Horticultural products.
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8. Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships: India bags both team titles
India had a terrific run in the 22nd Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships as they captured the Men’s and Women Team crowns. The tournament was held in the Thyagaraj Stadium, New Delhi and the Indian paddlers had some great showings, continuously outplaying tough opponents during the course of the competition. The accomplishment of both the titles is proof to the growing domination of India in table tennis and the country’s ongoing advancement in international sports events.
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9. Lovepreet Singh wins silver at 2026 Commonwealth Games
In yet another memorable moment for the country’s sporting exploits, India’s Lovepreet Singh won the Silver Medal in the Men’s +110 kg weightlifting event at the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow. “Lovepreet showed tremendous grit and strength to finish on the podium against some of the best lifters in the contest. His performance was a shot in the arm for India’s medal total and also a sign of the rising trend of Indian weightlifting in the international arena.
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10. India and Bhutan sign ₹4,000 crore Line of Credit agreement
India and Bhutan renewed their age-old relationship by signing a Line of Credit (LoC) of ₹4,000 crore (Nu 40 billion) on July 31, 2026. The Export-Import Bank of India and the Government of Bhutan are signing an agreement to promote infrastructure development and other important projects in Bhutan. The financial aid is expected to improve connectivity, spur economic growth and strengthen cooperation between the two neighboring countries, while maintaining their trusted bilateral partnership.
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11. Sainik Welfare Assam contributes Rs 25 Lakh to CM’s Relief Fund
On 29 July 2026, the Directorate of Sainik Welfare, Assam, donated ₹25 lakh to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund to benefit the society and the state. The check for relief and rehabilitation activities in the state was handed over to Assam Chief Minister. The contribution is a reflection of the commitment of the ex-servicemen community and the Directorate to help the population during emergencies and natural calamities. These activities enhance the bonds between the armed services and society, and they cultivate a culture of service that goes beyond the responsibilities of the military.
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12. 11th All-India Police Judo Cluster Championship Concludes
The 11th All India Police Judo Cluster Championship 2026 was successfully held on 30 Jul 2026 at Hyderabad, Telangana. The championship was conducted from 23 July to 30 July and had enthusiastic involvement of police professionals from various states and central police bodies. All the participants shown a great degree of discipline, fitness and sportsman-ship throughout the competition. The event also created healthy rivalry, cooperation and brotherhood among the country’s police forces.
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13. ZSI releases list of 13703 species of butterflies, moths
The Zoological Survey of India (ZSI) has published the first comprehensive list of butterflies and moths of the country, comprising 13,703 species. The catalogue was finished on 30 July 2026 compiling extensive information on the varied Lepidoptera of India. This vital reference will be of significant importance to scientists, researchers and conservation agencies in support of biodiversity studies, species identification and long-term conservation planning. The feat also highlights India’s efforts to document and safeguard its natural heritage.
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14. Indian Navy commissions indigenous Diving Support Vessel ‘Nipun’
Taking India’s chances of ramping up indigenous military manufacture further, the Indian Navy inducted the Diving Support Vessel (DSV) Nipun on 30 July, 2026. INS Nipun is the second ship of the class after INS Nistar and is built for deep sea diving, underwater rescue, salvage operations and submarine support missions. The warship, outfitted with state-of-the-art equipment will add to the operational capacity of the Navy and demonstrate the nation’s rising expertise in producing advanced military systems.
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15. India introduces Sovereign Backed Maritime Liability Insurance
India has issued its first sovereign backed Protection and Indemnity (P&I) Insurance, under the Bharat Maritime Insurance Pool (BMIP). The new insurance product, which was launched on 30 July 2026, provides liability cover to Indian ships and shipping businesses in domestic and foreign waterways. The move is likely to minimize reliance on international insurers, increase the financial stability of the shipping industry and help India achieve its long-term aim of emerging as a significant global maritime force.
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16. Ladakh declares 23 heritage sites as protected monuments
The Ladakh Administration on July 30, 2026, recognized 23 heritage sites as Protected Monuments under the Jammu and Kashmir Ancient Monuments Preservation Act. The project is meant for conservation of historically and culturally important monuments, monasteries, forts and archeological sites for future generations and also to encourage heritage tourism in the Union Territory.
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17. India’s Bihar sells Flavoured Makhana to Canada
On July 29, 2026, India shipped 7 metric tonnes of value-added flavoured Makhana from Darbhanga, Bihar to Canada via Mundra Port. This export is a huge milestone for Bihar’s farm industry and is indicative of increased global demand for processed Indian food products.” It is likely to improve the income of the farmers and raise the agriculture exports of India.
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