The day began with the Mumbai landslide in Kurla, which killed at least two and trapped several, dominating early headlines. By mid-morning, the parliamentary panel's report on Justice Yashwant Varma's cash-at-home case was tabled, finding all three charges proved, including evidence tampering. This became the central story, with widespread coverage across outlets. Concurrently, the Parliament Monsoon Session remained deadlocked: the government referred the FCRA Bill to a Joint Parliamentary Committee amid opposition protests, and Amit Shah challenged the opposition to a debate on the NEET issue. Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran resigned ahead of the AGM, citing board logjam, with reports of a standoff with Noel Tata. International coverage focused on Trump's claim of US control over the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's rejection of ceasefire talks.