July was a busy month for India. From record‑low pollution in Delhi to a brand‑new 5G phone, from lottery jackpots to thrilling cricket records, there was something for everyone. Below is a quick, practical look at the most talked‑about stories, grouped so you can skim what matters most.
Delhi‑NCR enjoyed its cleanest July in over a decade. Heavy monsoon rains pushed the Air Quality Index (AQI) under 50 almost every day, giving residents a breath of fresh air. The city logged 118 clean‑air days in 2025, a new high, but the same rains caused waterlogging and traffic snarls in many parts of the capital.
In the world of gadgets, Vivo rolled out the Y300 5G. Powered by a Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 chip, a 120 Hz AMOLED screen, and 80 W fast charging, the phone is priced at ₹20,999. It targets budget shoppers who want solid 5G performance without breaking the bank.
Safety‑related news wasn’t all smooth. A Boeing aircraft caught fire while on the ground at Denver airport, forcing an evacuation and causing minor injuries. Meanwhile, Bengaluru’s Lavelle Road saw a bold robbery spree that hit five shops right near the DCP’s office, raising fresh concerns about police visibility in busy commercial zones.
Cricket fans were glued to the record‑breaking innings of Tim David. He smashed a 37‑ball century for Australia against the West Indies, using Andre Russell’s bat to hit 11 sixes. The knock set a new Australian T20I fastest‑hundred mark and helped seal the series.
Bollywood made headlines too. Govinda’s new pencil‑thin moustache sparked a viral wave on social media, fueling rumors of a big comeback. In another entertainment note, Sunil Shetty met Uttarakhand’s chief minister to discuss a fresh film policy aimed at attracting more movies to the state.
On the finance side, CDSL shares slipped nearly 3 % after news that the National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) was gearing up for a massive IPO worth over ₹4,000 crore. Analysts predict that CDSL could see price targets ranging from ₹1,000 to over ₹3,300 this year, so investors are keeping a close eye on earnings reports.
The government also rolled out Skill India 2025, offering free certified courses and stipends for 12th‑pass students. With more than 40,000 training centers nationwide, the program focuses on IT, sales, and technical skills, especially for women and marginalized groups.
Lottery lovers had plenty to celebrate. Nagaland’s Dear Meghna draw on 24 January handed a ₹1 crore prize to ticket 88C 68464, while subsequent draws on 15 July and other dates also featured ₹1 crore top prizes. Winners were reminded to verify tickets through official channels before claiming any money.
That’s the quick rundown of July 2025 for India. Whether you’re tracking pollution levels, hunting for the next tech deal, or checking lottery results, the month delivered a mix of good news, alerts, and big numbers. Keep coming back to India Showroom Directory for the latest updates, all in one easy place.
Delhi-NCR enjoyed its cleanest July in over 11 years, with AQI regularly below 50 thanks to heavy rains. The city logged 118 clean air days in 2025, beating previous records, but the downpour also brought major waterlogging and traffic chaos. Cloud-seeding is planned for the months ahead to keep pollution down.
Nagaland’s Dear Meghna Lottery draw, held on January 24, 2025, at 1 PM, crowned ticket 88C 68464 as the ₹1 crore winner. The popular legal lottery, overseen by the state government, runs multiple daily sessions and attracts participants across India. Players are reminded to play responsibly due to financial risks.
Nagaland State Lottery revealed its Dear Indus Morning, Dear Cupid Evening, and Dear Pelican Night results on July 30, 2025, with a ₹1 crore top prize for each draw. Winners must confirm ticket authenticity via official channels before claiming rewards.
Vivo's Y300 5G debuts in India, combining a Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 chipset, 6.67-inch 120Hz AMOLED display, and 80W fast charging. Priced at ₹20,999, it targets budget users looking for strong 5G performance, powerful cameras, and long battery life.
Two thieves reportedly targeted five shops in a bold robbery streak on Lavelle Road in Bengaluru, right under the nose of local law enforcement as the incidents unfolded near the DCP's office. The thefts have raised fresh concerns about safety and police presence in this busy commercial hub.
A mechanical glitch set a Boeing plane ablaze at Denver airport, leading to emergency evacuations and minor injuries. Meanwhile, China and Russia have launched a mysterious treasure hunt, and India's Election Commission is under scrutiny over unresolved challenges.
Tim David smashed the fastest Australian T20I hundred, reaching the milestone in 37 balls against West Indies. Borrowing Andre Russell’s bat, he hammered 102* with 11 sixes, breaking the national record. David’s power-hitting helped Australia seal the series with an emphatic chase.
Tim David stunned everyone by smashing Australia’s fastest T20I century off just 37 balls against the West Indies. He hammered 11 sixes and 6 fours, guiding Australia to a commanding series win. David used Andre Russell’s bat for his iconic knock and credits hard work and clever batting over sheer strength.
Govinda's striking new pencil-thin moustache has taken social media by storm, reigniting fan hopes for his big-screen comeback. Fans are raving about his transformation, while his wife voices concern over his hesitation to return. Despite a career slowdown, his legacy in Bollywood comedy keeps fueling buzz and nostalgia.
CDSL shares plunged nearly 3% as investors eye the major ₹4,011.6 crore NSDL IPO set for July 30–August 1. Experts warn of more short-term drops for CDSL with its high PE ratio and rising competition, urging investors to stay alert as the depository sector faces big changes.