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In the latest edition of The Hindu Morning Digest on July 4, 2024, a series of compelling stories have been highlighted to kickstart the day. One of the notable developments is the rise of Hardik Pandya to the top spot in the ICC’s T20I all-rounders’ rankings. This achievement marks a significant milestone for the Indian cricketer, following his stellar performance in the T20 World Cup final against South Africa. With an impressive 3/20 bowling effort, Pandya played a pivotal role in securing victory for the Indian team.
Another headline from the digest covers the unfortunate Hathras stampede, which resulted in over 120 fatalities. The tragic incident has left families in despair as they search for their missing loved ones. The aftermath of the stampede continues to unfold, shedding light on the need for better crowd management and safety measures at public events.
Additionally, the reconstitution of Cabinet panels by the Union Government on July 3 has garnered attention, with allies of the BJP securing crucial positions. This reshuffling aims to strengthen governance and promote collaboration among various political parties within the ruling coalition.
Moreover, the delay in the release of new NCERT textbooks for Class 6 students has caused concern as schools prepare to reopen for the academic year 2024-25. The delay, attributed to the adoption of the National Curriculum Framework and New Education Policy 2020, underscores the challenges in educational reform and curriculum development.
Lastly, the legal battle over the Maratha quota in Maharashtra continues, as the Bombay High Court issues a notice to the Maharashtra State Backward Class Commission. The ongoing petitions challenging the reservation policy highlight the complexities of affirmative action and caste-based quotas in educational and job sectors.
The Hindu Morning Digest serves as a comprehensive roundup of key news stories and developments shaping the nation, offering readers a valuable insight into current affairs and events that demand attention on July 4, 2024.