Morning coverage focused on the strategic recalibration of Indo-Bangladesh ties as Prime Minister Modi formally invited the new Premier, Tarique Rahman, to India, following Muhammad Yunus’s exit. Simultaneously, domestic attention centered on a fatal hit-and-run in Delhi involving a minor, with editors tracking the father’s public apology and emerging CCTV footage of the speeding vehicle. By midday, editorial priority shifted to the India AI Summit 2026, which was upended by the expulsion of Galgotias University. Media outlets extensively detailed the university’s attempt to misrepresent imported Chinese and Korean technology as indigenous, leading to the pavilion's closure and a public blame-shifting effort by the institution against its own staff. This scandal shared space with the Election Commission’s announcement of Rajya Sabha polls for 37 seats across 10 states. Evening headlines were dominated by a victory for the Indian cricket team over the Netherlands in the T20 World Cup. However, this was eclipsed by reports of a massive escalation in the Middle East, with editors tracking explosions and black smoke over Tehran as rumors of a multi-week US-Israel military operation intensified.