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Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra expressed gratitude for global support following the earthquake, noting the situation has largely returned to normal with ongoing search and rescue efforts. She also offered prayers and unwavering support to neighboring Myanmar, which was severely impacted by the disaster.

Andhra Pradesh's IT and HRD Minister, Nara Lokesh, announced plans to build the capital city, Amaravati, within three years and create 5 lakh jobs around Visakhapatnam in the next five years. The government also signed an MoU with Microsoft to train over 2 lakh youth in AI and advanced technology, aiming to equip them for the evolving technological landscape and create job opportunities.

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami announced the renaming of several places in the state to reflect Indian culture and heritage, honoring individuals who have significantly contributed to its preservation. The announcement also addressed a food poisoning incident in Dehradun, where over 100 people fell ill after consuming buckwheat flour, with the dealer's shop being sealed and an investigation underway.

Senior Advocate Dr. Adish C. Aggarwala has called for an external investigation into the alleged burning of currency notes at Justice Yashwant Verma's outhouse, citing limitations of the In-House Committee. Meanwhile, the Allahabad HCBA has temporarily suspended its strike against Justice Verma's transfer, pending the outcome of the inquiry.

The peaceful Eid celebrations in Sambhal were overshadowed by a violent clash in Meerut, where an altercation between two individuals escalated into a large-scale confrontation involving stone pelting and the use of lathis. The incident, which occurred after Eid prayers, resulted in injuries and police intervention.