Top of the Morning : Trump Claims, India Denies | Gujarat’s Power Reset | Trump-Putin Budapest Meeting

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Top of the Morning : Trump Claims, India Denies | Gujarat’s Power Reset | Trump-Putin Budapest Meeting | India’s Housing Milestone

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Top of the Morning : Trump Claims, India Denies | Gujarat’s Power Reset | Trump-Putin Budapest Meeting | India’s Housing Milestone

Welcome to Top of the Morning by Mint.. I’m Nelson John and here are today’s top stories.

Politics and diplomacy are both running hot today — from Gandhinagar to Washington, and beyond.

In Gujarat, Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has hit the reset button — all 16 ministers resigned, giving him a clean slate to rebuild his cabinet. BJP insiders call it a strategic reset ahead of the 2027 polls. The new team, to be sworn in at Mahatma Mandir, could nearly double in size. Amit Shah and JP Nadda are flying in, underscoring how high the stakes are for the BJP’s strongest state.

Across the world, Donald Trump’s back in the headlines — twice over. First, he claimed PM Modi promised to stop Russian oil imports. India flatly denied it, saying its energy policy serves its own people, not foreign politics. Then, Trump revealed plans to meet Vladimir Putin in Budapest to “end the Ukraine war,” right as Zelensky lands in Washington. It’s diplomacy — Trump-style — loud, unpredictable, and headline-hungry.

Back in South Asia, India has clearly chosen sides in the Afghanistan–Pakistan border fight — and it’s not Islamabad. Delhi slammed Pakistan for “sponsoring terrorism,” backing Kabul after deadly cross-border strikes. The timing is sharp — just as a Taliban minister visits India.

And finally, a milestone worth celebrating — India’s housing mission just crossed one million approvals under PM Awas Yojana 2.0, with half reserved for women. A quiet, inclusive success amid all the noise.