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- Veteran CPM leader Sitaram Yechury passes awayVeteran CPM leader Sitaram Yechury passed away at 72 after battling a prolonged illness. Treated at AIIMS in New Delhi for an acute respiratory tract infection, he was in critical condition. Born in Chennai, Yechury served as CPI(M) General Secretary since 2015 and was known for his activism during the Emergency and tenure in Rajya Sabha.
- 'In 1984, a pogrom was carried out ... ': BJP's sharp retort to Rahul Gandhi's remark on 'Sikhs'The BJP has condemned Rahul Gandhi's comments about Sikhs during his US visit, accusing him of promoting a dangerous narrative. Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri highlighted the Modi government's efforts to protect Sikh interests, contrasting it with the 1984 Sikh massacre under Congress rule. BJP leader RP Singh also criticized Gandhi's statements.
- 'I want to ask every Sikh brother ...': Rahul Gandhi reacts to row over remarks made in USRahul Gandhi defended his comments made in the US about Sikhs, accusing the BJP of lying to silence him. He stressed that all Indians should freely practice their religion. The BJP urged him to retract his statement, citing Sikh groups' concerns. Gandhi reiterated his commitment to India's unity and equality.
- 'If Bengal burns ... ': Mamata Banerjee targets PM Modi over protests, warns of consequences; BJP hits backAmid BJP protests against the Kolkata rape-murder case, West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee targeted PM Modi and blamed BJP for inciting unrest. She announced plans to amend laws to enforce capital punishment for rapists and urged striking doctors to return to work and help patients.
- 'Look at their own record': India hits back at Iran Supreme Leader's 'suffering of Muslims' remarkIndia has issued a strong response to Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's tweet concerning the treatment of minorities in India. The Indian government described his remarks as misinformed and unacceptable, suggesting that countries should review their own records before making such statements. These comments were made on Prophet Mohammed’s birth anniversary.
- 19-year-old Faridabad student mistaken for cow smuggler, chased, shot dead by vigilantes; 5 heldFive cow vigilantes in Faridabad have been arrested for the fatal shooting of 19-year-old Aryan Mishra on August 23. Mistaken for a cow smuggler, Aryan was traveling near Gadpuri toll plaza when the incident happened. The accused, led by Anil Kaushik, are in judicial remand. Aryan succumbed to his injuries on August 24.
- Opposition offered to back me as PM, I refused: Nitin GadkariUnion minister Nitin Gadkari revealed that a senior opposition politician offered him support for the prime ministerial post ahead of the LS polls, which he declined. Speaking at a journalism awards event in Nagpur, Gadkari emphasized his unwavering loyalty to his principles and party. He urged journalists to maintain high conviction levels and pass this commitment on.
- Two key NDA allies attack Assam CM for scrapping namaz breakKey NDA allies JDU and LJP have criticized Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma's decision to stop the two-hour Friday break for Muslim MLAs to offer namaz in the state assembly. Sarma defended the move, saying it was a consensus decision among both Hindu and Muslim legislators, ending a practice that began in 1937.
- Bulldozer action: How can house be demolished just because owner is accused? SC asksThe Supreme Court of India deliberated on the legality of bulldozing properties solely due to criminal charges against the owners. The bench stressed that demolitions must follow legal protocols. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta affirmed that properties can't be bulldozed for criminal associations. The term 'Bulldozer justice,' as referred to by the public, is a form of instant justice mechanism involving the razing of houses, shops, or any premises belonging to individuals accused of a crime.
- 'Bow my head in apology': PM Modi on Shivaji statue collapse in MaharashtraPrime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed regret for the collapse of the Shivaji Maharaj statue in Sindhudurg, Maharashtra. The statue, unveiled by PM Modi nine months ago, fell due to strong winds. CM Eknath Shinde called the incident unfortunate and promised to reinstall the statue. The opposition criticized the government's quality control.
- 'Stripped, tied my legs, threw me into room': Army captain's fiancée shares 'torture' story at Odisha's Bharatpur police stationAn Army officer's fiancée claims she was tortured by Bhubaneswar police at Bharatpur station while attempting to file a complaint against hooligans. She alleges being stripped, kicked, and falsely accused of assaulting a lady officer. Five policemen have been suspended, and the crime branch is conducting an investigation.
- 'Making anti-national statements': Amit Shah targets Rahul Gandhi over remarks on reservationUnion minister Amit Shah criticized Congress MP Rahul Gandhi for his comments on religious freedom, accusing him of supporting divisive forces. Shah condemned Gandhi's remarks on reservations and accused the Congress party of threatening national security. These statements were made during an event at Georgetown University in the United States.
- 'No glorification, grandstanding of bulldozer justice': SC says no property demolition of any accused till Oct 1The Supreme Court has mandated that no bulldozer demolition of properties belonging to crime accused will occur without its permission until October 1. It emphasized that illegal demolitions contradict constitutional values, while permitting actions against unauthorized structures on public roads and footpaths. The court aims to prevent misuse of 'bulldozer justice'.
- 'Can't attend office': SC's bail conditions for Delhi CM Arvind KejriwalThe Supreme Court has granted bail to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in a corruption case involving an alleged liquor policy scam. The court criticized the CBI for unjustly prolonging his detention. Kejriwal is required to post a bond of Rs 10 lakh with two sureties and must refrain from public comments or official duties related to the case.
- 'Tirupati laddu ghee had pig & beef fat, fish oil': Row rages in Andhra Pradesh; TDP, YSRCP lock hornsLab analysis revealed foreign fats, including animal fats, in the ghee used for Tirupati laddu prasadam during the YSRC government's tenure. The NDDB report mentioned possible false positives due to cow feeding conditions. TTD has blacklisted the former supplier and is now procuring ghee from Karnataka Milk Federation at a higher cost.
- Atishi takes charge as Delhi CM, places empty chair for Arvind KejriwalAtishi took charge as Delhi's chief minister, placing an empty chair beside her for Arvind Kejriwal. Retaining her previous portfolios, she leads a new Cabinet ahead of upcoming elections. The Delhi Assembly is set to convene on September 26 and 27 to address pending projects and initiatives.
- Fear of BJP vanished within minutes of election result: Rahul Gandhi in TexasCongress MP Rahul Gandhi remarked that the fear of BJP and Prime Minister Modi dissipated among Indians following the Lok Sabha election results. Speaking in Dallas, Gandhi also talked about what he thinks is the difference in the idea of India between the RSS and the Congress party. He said, "The RSS believes that India is one idea and we believe that India is a multiplicity of ideas and we believe by the way, very much like the United States, we believe that everybody should be allowed to participate."
- 'No reply received from your end': Mamata Banerjee writes second letter to PM Modi on rape incidentsBengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi for stringent central legislation to address rape cases. She expressed dissatisfaction with the response from the Women and Child Development Minister, highlighting state initiatives like Fast Track Special Courts. Banerjee calls for exemplary punishments and swift case resolutions, especially after a trainee doctor's rape-murder in Kolkata.
- Terrorists target vehicles, rail tracks; 39 dead in 'coordinated' attacks in PakistanIn a series of coordinated attacks in Balochistan, militants killed at least 39 people, including 23 passengers forcibly removed from vehicles in Musakhail. Other attacks in Qalat and on a railway bridge resulted in further casualties. The Balochistan Liberation Army is suspected of orchestrating these deadly assaults, targeting both civilians and security forces. The interior minister condemned the violence.
- Bulldozer justice like bulldozing laws of land: Supreme CourtThe Supreme Court of India has condemned the practice of 'bulldozer justice,' declaring it illegal. The court stressed that criminal involvement does not justify property demolition and highlighted the need for consistent guidelines to prevent arbitrary actions. This ruling comes after similar criticism earlier this month, targeting states like Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat.
- Bengaluru Ola driver row: Slapping student costs him Rs 30,000, 4 days of freedomIn Bengaluru, an Ola autorickshaw driver was arrested for slapping and threatening a college student following her ride cancellation. The incident was captured on video and went viral, causing public outrage. Facing legal charges under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita sections, the driver now confronts significant bail expenses while authorities consider suspending his driving license.
- 'Assigned task was not hers': Work pressure at EY Pune kills CA daughter from KeralaAnna Sebastian Perayil, a 26-year-old chartered accountant from Kochi, died of cardiac arrest due to alleged work-related stress at Ernst & Young in Pune. Her mother highlighted the excessive workload faced by young IT professionals in a letter to the firm's India chief. EY expressed deep sadness and reiterated their commitment to employee wellbeing.
- 'Unwarranted, unsubstantiated': India reacts strongly to US court summons over pro-Khalistani terrorist Pannun's lawsuit over 'assassination bid'India has strongly reacted to a US court's summons of its top officials following a civil lawsuit by Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, leader of the banned Sikhs for Justice group. Pannun alleges an assassination plot by Indian officials was foiled. The lawsuit seeks financial compensation for assault and emotional distress. Pannun's lawsuit references past incidents, including the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, another pro-Khalistani leader.
- 'Biggest security breach': 1000s of pagers explode across Lebanon, many Hezbollah fighters hurt; 9 deadHundreds of Hezbollah members, including fighters and medical personnel, were severely injured when their communication pagers exploded across Lebanon. Described as the biggest security breach in almost a year of conflict with Israel, ambulances rushed through Beirut's southern suburbs amidst chaos. Ongoing detonations and numerous injuries were reported by local sources.
- Modi visit to US: Hours before PM's arrival, White House hosts meeting with Pro-Khalistan leadersBefore Prime Minister Narendra Modi's US visit, White House officials met with Sikh activists to discuss safeguarding Americans from transnational repression. Representatives from major Sikh organizations expressed gratitude and called for further action. This meeting coincides with new legislative efforts addressing such issues, including a bill introduced by Congressman Adam Schiff.
- 'She has to keep quiet till ...': Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus sets conditions for Sheikh Hasina's interim stay in IndiaMuhammad Yunus, leading Bangladesh's interim government, expressed displeasure over former PM Sheikh Hasina's political remarks from India. He urged India to rethink its narrative on Bangladeshi politics and mentioned the need to review certain treaties like the Adani electricity deal. Yunus also refuted claims of violence against minorities in Bangladesh.
- 'Fail to understand the great urgency to ...': What SC said while granting bail to Arvind KejriwalThe Supreme Court granted bail to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in a case concerning the excise policy. The court emphasized that prolonged incarceration would be an unjust deprivation of liberty and questioned the timing of his arrest by the CBI, suggesting it raised serious concerns about their actions.
- How Israel's Mossad turned everyday pagers into deadly weapons against HezbollahIsraeli operatives secretly placed explosives in pagers used by Hezbollah, leading to an attack that killed at least nine people and injured over 2,800 across Lebanon. The devices were triggered remotely through a coded message. This operation marks a significant intelligence failure for Hezbollah, which has vowed retaliation against Israel.
- Unveiled 9 months ago, 35ft steel statue of Shivaji at Malvan fort collapsesA statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, unveiled by PM Modi at Rajkot fort in Sindhudurg last year, collapsed due to strong winds. Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde termed the incident unfortunate and promised to reinstall it. Opposition parties criticized the government for allegedly neglecting the quality of work. Experts will determine the exact cause of the collapse.
- Bangladesh 'urges' pause in Durga puja activities during azaan, namaaz
- 'Look forward to engaging in meaningful discussions': Rahul Gandhi receives warm welcome in USRahul Gandhi, Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha, has arrived in Dallas for a three-day visit focused on enhancing India-US relations. He will meet students and local leaders in Dallas before traveling to Washington, DC for discussions with think tanks and the national press club. The visit aims to foster meaningful dialogues.
- PM Modi hasn't handled China well: Rahul Gandhi in WashingtonRahul Gandhi criticised PM Modi's handling of the border standoff with China during his US visit, highlighting Chinese troops' presence in Ladakh. He emphasised the need for a decentralized manufacturing model to boost employment and economic growth in India, contrasting it with China's centralized approach. Gandhi also addressed broader economic issues and domestic policies.
- 'I have no house': Arvind Kejriwal says he will live among Delhi residents after leaving CM houseArvind Kejriwal, AAP National Convenor and former Delhi CM, declared he will leave the official bungalow to live among Delhi's people. He resigned from his position citing moral reasons rather than political pressure. Kejriwal accused PM Modi and BJP of conspiring to damage AAP’s reputation by questioning their honesty.
- Rahul Gandhi to visit US on September 8; to meet Indian diaspora, lawmakers in Dallas and Washington DCRahul Gandhi is set to visit the US from September 8-10, engaging with the Indian diaspora, students, academicians, and lawmakers in Dallas and Washington DC. This is his first international trip as Leader of the Opposition. The visit is organized in response to requests from various groups interested in his vision for India's future.
- Mizoram boy who died saving bro awarded posthumouslyAn eleven-year-old Mizoram boy, Anthony Vanmawia, received the Sarvottam Jeevan Raksha Padak posthumously for saving his younger brother from drowning in April 2023. Despite his heroic effort, Anthony lost his life in the Tuirial river. He is one of 31 individuals recognized in 2023, with two others also posthumously awarded.
- 'From desh ki beti to ...': Anil Vij takes jab at Vinesh Phogat over joining CongressHaryana BJP leader Anil Vij criticized wrestler Vinesh Phogat for joining Congress ahead of the state Assembly elections. He accused Congress of influencing athletes to protest against former BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh over sexual harassment allegations. Both Phogat and Bajrang Punia joined Congress, meeting senior leaders in New Delhi.
- 'Detonators' put on way of Army train set off alarm
- Bengaluru woman sparks controversy with comments about Swiggy delivery executive, internet reactsA Bengaluru woman's criticism of Swiggy for not employing Kannada-speaking delivery agents has sparked a social media debate. Her remarks have reignited the insider-outsider discussion in Karnataka, with locals advocating for job preferences for Kannadigas.
- 'Crimes against women unpardonable, guilty should not be spared': PM Modi amid Kolkata doctor rape-murderPrime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday strongly condemned crimes against women, calling them "unpardonable" and emphasized that negligence should be punished. Speaking at Lakhpati Didi Sammelan in Maharashtra, he assured that the central government would support state governments in addressing these crimes and highlighted new provisions for registering e-FIRs in the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
- Arvind Kejriwal's resignation: Who will be next Delhi CM? Atishi seen as top choiceWith Arvind Kejriwal's sudden resignation, the search for his successor intensifies. Atishi, who handles 13 portfolios, emerges as a strong contender. Other names include Gopal Rai and Saurabh Bharadwaj. Manish Sisodia is not in the running, and Sunita Kejriwal has been excluded. A Scheduled Caste candidate like Rakhi Birla might also be considered.
- Had stainless steel been used, Shivaji Maharaj statue would not have collapsed: Union minister Nitin GadkariUnion highways minister Nitin Gadkari stressed the necessity of using rust-resistant materials like stainless steel in coastal areas to prevent structural failures. Referring to the collapse of the Shivaji Maharaj statue in Sindhudurg, he shared his experience with Mumbai flyovers where iron rods rusted despite being powder-coated, advocating for better material choices.
- BJP minister booked for calling Rahul Gandhi 'number one terrorist'An FIR has been lodged against Union minister Ravneet Singh Bittu for labeling Congress leader Rahul Gandhi a 'number one terrorist' in response to Gandhi’s comments on the Sikh community in India. This followed support from Khalistani separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun for Gandhi’s statements. The Congress party condemned Bittu’s remarks and filed further complaints against other NDA leaders.
- 'Groomed me as sex slave': Director called me ‘daughter’, raped me for a year, reveals Kerala actorA popular actor from the 90s has accused a well-known Tamil director of grooming her as a sex slave and subjecting her to mental, physical, and sexual abuse. The abuse started when she was 18 during her debut film shoot. She plans to disclose the director's name to Kerala's special investigation team.
- 'He is no Pappu': What Sam Pitroda said about Rahul Gandhi in USSam Pitroda defended Rahul Gandhi against the 'Pappu' label during a speech to the Indian diaspora in Texas. He highlighted Gandhi's vision, strategic thinking, and focus on diversity and inclusion. On his three-day US visit, Gandhi addressed key issues like unemployment and education, urging India to boost its production to combat job crises.
- 'Hindus should only engage with Hindus in property deals': MLA Nitesh Rane remark sparks rowMLA Nitesh Rane's comments in Ulwe have caused a stir. He urged Hindus to engage in property transactions only with fellow Hindus and advised brokers to verify Aadhaar cards before any deal. AIMIM has started protesting, stating that his remarks violate the secular fabric of India and its Constitution.
- Protests erupt inside Indian visa centre in DhakaIndia sought enhanced security from Bangladesh after a group demonstrated inside the Indian visa centre in Dhaka, raising anti-India slogans. The demonstration caused panic among the staff, leading the Indian high commission to address the issue with Bangladesh's foreign ministry. Police controlled the situation, and visa processing delays were noted due to limited staff.
- 'Kangana Ranaut is neither permitted nor authorised to ... ': BJP reprimands Mandi MP who said 'farmers protest could have led to Bangladesh-like situation'
- Wrestlers Vinesh Phogat, Bajrang Punia join Congress ahead of Haryana pollsWrestlers Vinesh Phogat and Bajrang Punia joined the Congress party ahead of Haryana's assembly elections. Phogat resigned from her Indian Railways post citing personal reasons. The Congress and AAP are in talks about seat-sharing for the upcoming polls scheduled for October 5.
- Tamil Nadu governor R N Ravi says secularism European concept, not needed in IndiaTamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi argued that secularism is a European concept irrelevant to India, asserting it was inserted into the Constitution by an insecure Prime Minister during the emergency. His statements prompted criticism from political parties, who highlighted the necessity of secularism and called on him to uphold his constitutional responsibilities.
- Khalistan terrorist Gurpatwant Pannun endorses Rahul Gandhi's 'threat to Sikhs in India' remarkThe banned Khalistan group Sikhs For Justice has endorsed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's comments on the Sikh community made during an event in Washington DC.
- 'An observation can ...' What Vice President Dhankhar said on SC's 'caged parrot' remark on CBIVice President Jagdeep Dhankhar called on the judiciary to refrain from making comments that might demoralize government agencies or trigger political debates. During the Samvidhan Mandir inauguration in Mumbai, he highlighted the necessity for all state organs to cooperate in upholding democratic values and constitutional ideals.
- 'Message for Modi': Opposition takes jab at BJP over Nitin Gadkari's 'PM post' claimShiv Sena's Priyanka Chaturvedi criticized BJP's Nitin Gadkari after he claimed an opposition leader offered support for his Prime Ministerial bid, suggesting it was a message to Modi. During a Nagpur event, Gadkari highlighted the importance of ethics in politics and journalism, emphasizing respect for honest opposition.
- 'Never threatened ... ': Bengal CM Mamata clarifies remarks made during TMCP rallyWest Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee clarified her remarks accusing the BJP-led Centre of undermining democracy and attempting to create anarchy in the state. She denied targeting medical students or their protests, affirming support for their cause. Her comments have prompted criticism from BJP leaders, including Assam's Himanta Biswa Sarma and Manipur's N Biren Singh.
- India, West gave up on idea of production, handed it to China: Top quotes from Rahul Gandhi's address in DallasDuring his US visit, Rahul Gandhi addressed key issues such as unemployment, education, and technology. He emphasized India's need to develop its own manufacturing capabilities and respect skilled individuals. Gandhi also discussed AI's potential impact on jobs and highlighted the importance of integrating vocational training with the business sector.
- 'Snatching money to ... ': Rahul Gandhi's 'Raja' jibe at J&K LG Manoj SinhaRahul Gandhi criticized the BJP for keeping Jammu and Kashmir without statehood five years after its special status was revoked. At a rally in Ramban, he compared the current administration to past monarchial rule and stressed that statehood should be restored before holding elections, highlighting how rights and resources have been diluted.
- 'One nation, one election' cleared by Union CabinetThe Union Cabinet, headed by Prime Minister Modi, has approved the 'one Nation One Poll' panel report led by former president Ram Nath Kovind. This initiative seeks to hold simultaneous elections nationwide. Home Minister Amit Shah announced that it will be implemented within the next five years during Modi's third term in office.
- Pakistan-based terrorist threatens largescale train derailments in Delhi, Mumbai and other citiesFarhatullah Ghori, a Pakistan-based terrorist on India's most wanted list, has released a Telegram video, urging followers to derail trains in Delhi and Mumbai. He also called for attacks on infrastructure and Hindu leaders. Authorities are probing recent incidents linked to his message. Ghori has a history of orchestrating various terrorist activities.
- 'PM Modi’s 56-inch chest and BJP's fear tactics are history': Rahul Gandhi in VirginiaDuring his US tour, Rahul Gandhi criticized PM Modi and BJP for spreading fear that dissipates after elections. Addressing the Indian diaspora in Virginia, he discussed Congress's pre-election challenges and emphasized India's unity in diversity. His visit includes interactions with students at Georgetown University and discussions on key political issues.
- 'How dare you didi?': Mamata's 'if Bengal burns' threat to PM Modi sparks outrageMamata Banerjee's statements at a TMCP rally have stirred strong responses from Assam and Manipur CMs. She warned PM Modi that unrest in Bengal would impact other states. Both CMs criticized her remarks and demanded a public apology, accusing her of inciting violence and promoting divisive politics.
- 'Water reached tomb of Shahjahan': After heavy rain in Agra, water leaking from Taj Mahal's domeAgra's historical monuments, including the Taj Mahal, have been significantly damaged by continuous rain over 48 hours. The Archaeological Survey of India is investigating water seepage from the main dome and flooding in nearby gardens. Additional historical sites such as Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri have also sustained minor damage from the heavy rainfall.
- 'Silence much worse …' : VP Jagdeep Dhankhar fires salvo at 'certain stray voices and NGOs' over Kolkata rape-murder caseVice President Jagdeep Dhankhar expressed concern over the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College, criticising comments by senior advocate Kapil Sibal and NGO silence on the incident. He called for public sensitivity and stronger measures to ensure women's safety amid the national outrage.
- Badlapur sexual assault case: Accused shot dead after opening fire in police custodyAkshay Shinde, who was accused of sexually assaulting two young girls at a Badlapur school, died from bullet injuries sustained during a police encounter. While in police custody, Shinde reportedly snatched a police officer’s weapon and opened fire on officers. Several police personnel were injured during the attack. The case has led to additional charges against the school's chairman and secretary under the POCSO Act. A Special Investigation Team has been set up to investigate further.
- 'Married to Pakistan ...': Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge attacks PM Modi, Amit ShahMallikarjun Kharge denied accusations by PM Modi and Amit Shah that the Congress-National Conference alliance in Jammu and Kashmir aligns with Pakistan's interests. He asserted that Congress prioritises local welfare. Kharge criticised BJP for not fulfilling promises, referencing Modi’s 2015 visit to Pakistan as a distraction from their failures. He also said that BJP may love India but is married to Pakistan.
- 'U in UPS stands for Modi govt's U-turns': Congress' dig at Centre's Unified Pension SchemeThe Congress party criticized the government's announcement of the Unified Pension Scheme, calling it another U-turn by the Modi administration. The scheme assures a pension of 50 percent of salary for those who joined the National Pension System after January 1, 2004. It promises a minimum pension of Rs 10,000 per month after at least 10 years of service.
- Shivaji statue collapse: Tipped off by his wife, cops arrest sculptor of statueJaydeep Apte, a 39-year-old artist and former JJ School of Art student, has been arrested in connection with the collapse of the Chhatrapati Shivaji statue. The arrest followed efforts by his family to persuade him to surrender. Known for his notable works, including a Sikh soldier bust in the UK, Apte was detained outside his home upon returning from Malvan.
- Centre discharges Puja Khedkar from IAS with immediate effectThe central government has immediately discharged Puja Khedkar from the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) under Rule 12 of IAS (Probation) Rules, 1954. Facing accusations of cheating and misusing OBC and disability quota benefits, her provisional candidature was cancelled by UPSC. This case affects public trust and the integrity of civil services examinations.
- BAPS swaminarayan temple vandalised in New York; 'unacceptable', says Indian consulateThe BAPS Swaminarayan Temple in Melville, New York, was vandalised on Monday. The Indian consulate expressed strong disapproval and is collaborating with local authorities for prompt action. A prayer meeting will be held at the temple later today. Authorities are actively investigating to apprehend those responsible for this attack.
- Badlapur locals happy with ‘encounter’ of Akshay Shinde, distribute sweetsThe main accused in the sexual assault case of two nursery students in Badlapur died after allegedly snatching a policeman's gun and firing. Police assert he was shot in self-defense, while his family disputes this, calling for an investigation. The incident has ignited public outrage and significant political reactions.
- Watch: Congress shares video of Rahul Gandhi practicing 'Jiu-Jitsu' movesDuring the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra, Rahul Gandhi engaged in Jiu-Jitsu practice with children and fellow yatris. The routine aimed to introduce participants to the 'Gentle Art,' combining Jiu-Jitsu, Aikido, and meditation. On National Sports Day, the Congress party shared a video of these sessions, hinting at the upcoming Bharat Dojo Yatra initiative.
- 'Who can stop them?': Haryana CM reacts to Charkhi Dadri mob lynching case, says no compromise on cow protectionHaryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini addressed the Charkhi Dadri lynching, underscoring respect for cow protection laws while advising against such tragic incidents. Five vigilantes allegedly killed migrant worker Sabir Malik over beef consumption suspicions. Authorities arrested five individuals, including two minors, and registered a case under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
- Jay Shah elected unopposed as next ICC chairmanJay Shah has been elected unopposed as the next Independent Chair of the International Cricket Council (ICC), succeeding Greg Barclay on December 1, 2024. Shah, currently BCCI honorary secretary and Chair of the Asian Cricket Council, aims to globalize cricket, balance multiple formats, and capitalize on cricket's inclusion in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
- Gas cylinder, molotov cocktail and drag marks: What prompted Kanpur police to file FIR over sabotage attempt on Kalindi Express trainShivrajpur police in Kanpur Nagar district have lodged an FIR for an alleged attempt to derail the Bhiwani-bound Kalindi Express. The train's loco-engine struck an LPG cylinder placed on the tracks, and a Molotov cocktail was found nearby. Six teams are investigating, and 12 suspects have been detained for questioning.
- 'Nafrat ki dukaan pe ...': PM Modi attacks Congress over 'brutality' in USPrime Minister Narendra Modi criticized opposition leader Rahul Gandhi and parties like Congress during a rally in Jammu & Kashmir's Doda. He warned that restoring Article 370 would cause unrest and deprivation of reservations for Pahadi, SC, ST, and OBC communities. Modi emphasized BJP's initiatives to enhance infrastructure, education, and healthcare in the region.
- Amit Shah's remarks on Bangladesh migrants deplorable: DhakaBangladesh has formally protested against remarks made by India's Union Home Minister Amit Shah about Bangladeshi nationals during his recent visit to Jharkhand. Dhaka expressed deep displeasure and urged Indian authorities to advise political leaders to avoid making objectionable comments that could harm the mutual respect and understanding between the two neighboring countries.
- Kolkata rape-murder: CBI lawyer late for hearing by 50 mins, court asks if it should give suspect bailA Kolkata court was delayed for 50 minutes by a CBI lawyer during a hearing on Sanjay Roy's bail application in the RG Kar hospital rape-murder case. The magistrate remanded Roy in judicial custody till September 20, as CBI opposed his bail plea and continues its investigation into the incident.
- Viral video: Ola auto driver slaps girl student for cancelling ride in BengaluruTwo college students in Bengaluru had a distressing encounter when an autorickshaw driver verbally abused and slapped one of them after she cancelled his ride using a mobile app. The incident took place on a busy road and was recorded on video, which has since gone viral. The driver was arrested by Magadi Road police.
- Owner 'forced' to change name of vegetarian dhaba in UP after threatsMohd Saleem, a 60-year-old dhaba owner in Muzaffarnagar, renamed his vegetarian eatery from 'Sangam Shudh Shakahari Bhojnalaya' to 'Saleem Dhaba' after receiving threats from a local seer. Authorities are working to prevent the situation from escalating and are ensuring compliance with Supreme Court guidelines on such matters.
- 'What was the need to disrespect?': Priyanka Gandhi slams PM Modi over JP Nadda's reply to KhargePriyanka Gandhi Vadra criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for delegating BJP chief JP Nadda to respond to Mallikarjun Kharge's letter regarding slanderous remarks against Rahul Gandhi. She emphasized the importance of maintaining dignity and etiquette in politics, suggesting that Modi should have personally replied to uphold democratic values and respect senior leaders.
- '3 lakh laddus daily, Rs 500 crore revenue annually': Tirupati's sacred sweet takes a sour turn after ghee adulteration chargesThe sacred Tirupati laddu, offered at Lord Venkateswara's shrine in Andhra Pradesh, is facing quality issues after lab tests revealed foreign fats in the ghee. This discovery led to a change in suppliers and an inquiry by the state government. The laddus have been a significant part of temple offerings since 1715.
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