What started as a student-led outcry over NEET-UG paper leaks turned into a political magnet, pulling in opposition leaders like Kejriwal and turning Jantar Mantar into a hotspot. The government saw it as less about exams, more about ideology; especially with links to groups like AISF. Meanwhile, inside Parliament, the Monsoon Session opened with a reshuffled deck: 20 TMC MPs now recognised as a separate group, Shiv Sena factions merging, and the opposition bloc visibly shrinking. Even in J&K, old rivals Mehbooba and Omar played their own game; one demanding statehood, the other pushing for Article 370’s return. And while all this unfolded, PM Modi subtly threw shade at ‘56-year-old youngsters’ while praising Skyroot’s 28-year-old team. The real story? Politics isn’t just in the chambers anymore; it’s marching, merging, and messaging from every corner.