The result of long-term student protests in different cities of India was the resignation of the unpopular Minister of Education Dzarmendra Pradhan, he wrote a statement, Indian media reported . This is one of the protesters' demands, but not the only one. Let us remind you that the protests are being coordinated by the so-called “National Party of Cockroaches”, the name of which goes back to recent events in the public life of India.

Novaya's special correspondent was looking for gasoline in the Leningrad region Evening Teboil. Photo: Alexey Dushutin / Novaya Gazeta Against the backdrop of weekly attacks on Russian oil refining facilities, a rush around gasoline arose in the country. At first, they tried to extinguish the flames of popular discontent by accusing the fuel consumers themselves of artificially inflating this deficit and of alarmism.

Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and Vladimir Putin. Photo: Kremlin press service Kassym-Jomart Tokayev commented on Russia’s military actions against Ukraine. The President of Kazakhstan speaks out on this topic infrequently, limiting himself to, as a rule, neutral statements. He began by notifying Putin about the “signals” that were coming to him from Europe and the United States regarding the “conflict situation” between Ukraine and Russia.

Russian (and not only) trace in the program of the 83rd Venice Film Festival Still from the movie "Bunker" The main competition for the upcoming Mostra includes 20 films, including new works by Ali Asgari, Werner Herzog, Martin McDonagh, Lee Chang-dong, Hirokazu Kore-eda, Nanni Moretti, Casey Affleck, Florian Zeller... Zeller's film "The Bunker" is the story of an architect who agrees to build a survival bunker for a billionaire.

At about 9 a.m., the governor of the Tyumen region, Alexander Moor, announced a drone threat. Two hours later, he confirmed an attack on a regional refinery. “As a result of a UAV attack, an enemy drone fell on the territory of the Tyumen Oil Refinery. There was a fire. <…> I keep the situation under personal control,” the governor reported . July 25 is the anniversary of Tyumen. There are three posts in Moor’s feed: two about the threat of a UAV attack and its consequences.

Or is it still not very good? “Signs of a crisis” show the lives of Russians getting used to the new reality Photo: AP / TASS Russians continue to stand in lines for rapidly rising gasoline prices and do not complain. Now not only refineries, but also Wildberries warehouses are exploding. Drones in Russia are being replaced by horses.

“Greatness” by Sergei Mostovshchikov, illustrations by Pyotr Sarukhanov Drawing: Pyotr Sarukhanov / Novaya Gazeta To my darkened consciousness Often there is a lack of understanding. But the point, brothers, is not about me. Cockroaches - even on the moon.

Governor of the Rostov region Yuri Slyusar spoke about the attack by Ukrainian drones and missiles. In Rostov-on-Don, four men, residents of the Sovetsky and Zheleznodorozhny districts, were wounded, another Rostovite was injured in the Krasnosulinsky district of the region. “The doctors are doing everything necessary,” the governor said , pointing out that two victims were hospitalized.

In St. Petersburg, the electoral commission refused to register Yabloko's list for the local parliamentary elections. And before that, they “lost” the document Photo: Anton Velikzhanin / Kommersant The St. Petersburg City Electoral Commission refused to register Yabloko's list for the elections to the Legislative Assembly. The reason for the refusal is absurd, according to party representatives, does not comply with the law and does not allow St.

Yekaterinburg survived a raid by Ukrainian UAVs; the intended target was another warehouse of the Wildberries marketplace . A fire started near the warehouse complex - but something was burning in the parking lot; the logistics center itself was not damaged . The employees were evacuated, and WB intends to resume operation of the facility in the near future, the company said.

From the arrest of a “patriotic blogger” to a fine for a literature lesson Photo: Ilya Moskovets / URA.RU / TASS The case of treason for a photograph downloaded from the Internet. Five years for teenagers for taking photographs of infrastructure objects. Fine for a literature lesson. Arrest after deportation. A criminal case for not informing on an acquaintance. All these are not excerpts from a dystopia, but events of recent days.