The Supreme Court upheld the decision by the UP BJP government to cancel the 2012 land lease to Maulana Mohd Ali Jauhar Trust, calling it a misuse of power by founder trustee Azam Khan. The court noted the education department should ensure students' rights are protected.
Mumbai police have uncovered a plot to assassinate NCP leader Baba Siddique, orchestrated by Pune-based brothers Pravin and Shubham Lonkar, who financed and managed shooters Shivkumar Gautam and Dharmaraj Kashyap. Three individuals have been arrested while police continue to investigate additional suspects and explore connections to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang.
Enforcement Directorate has begun returning lost funds to nearly six crore investors targeted by the Rs 50,000 crore Pearl Group ponzi scam. It shared details of Rs 700 crore worth of attached assets with the Lodha Committee for victim restitution. Investigations revealed funds siphoned off internationally, leading to multiple property attachments, including assets in Australia and India.
AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal advises Omar Abdullah on handling limited CM powers in J&K, likening it to Delhi's constraints. Kejriwal welcomes AAP's first electoral win in J&K and hopes Mehraj Malik gains a ministerial role. He criticizes BJP for not providing free electricity and improving public services despite ruling in 22 states.
Over four lakh devotees offered prayers at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi temple in Jammu and Kashmir's Reasi district during Navaratri. The shrine board introduced new initiatives, including langar sewa at Ardhkuwari, improved healthcare facilities, and a free virtual darshan. The nine-day Shat Chandi Maha Yagya concluded with Dussehra for global peace and well-being.
Madhur aka Ayaan, linked to Lawrence Bishnoi and Hashim Baba gangs, was arrested by Delhi Police's Special Cell after an encounter in Narela. He was involved in the murder of gym owner Nadir Shah in Greater Kailash 1. Fired upon by police, he sustained bullet injuries. His accomplice Raju remains at large.
Over 4 lakh appeals and complaints are pending under the Right to Information Act as of June 30. Backlog has grown due to vacant positions and slow case disposal. Maharashtra has the highest pending cases. Several information commissions have been defunct, including Jharkhand, Telangana, Goa, and Tripura, affecting citizens' access to information.
Boris Johnson discusses his meetings with Narendra Modi, from their initial meeting in London to his efforts to persuade India to reduce dependence on Russia. He describes India's historical stance on non-alignment and military ties with Russia, and includes a private conversation with Queen Elizabeth about India's relations with Russia.
Gurpatwant Singh Pannun of SFJ, designated as a terrorist by India, releases a video threatening to initiate independence movements in multiple Indian states and claims Arunachal Pradesh for China. He vows to use Canadian and American laws to destabilize India by 2047.
Omar Abdullah of the National Conference is set to stake his claim to form Jammu & Kashmir's first elected government since its union territory status, with support from 49 MLAs, including Congress. The decision follows a crucial party meeting and amidst concerns of potential defections reminiscent of past political upheavals. Congress's weakened position remains a focal point.
The Indian government has approved a major project to build two nuclear-powered submarines and acquire 31 MQ-9B Predator drones from the US, costing around Rs 68,000 crore, to counter China's regional activities. The submarines and drones will enhance India's intelligence, surveillance, and defensive capabilities.
Mohamad Yousuf Tarigami of CPI(M) wins his fifth consecutive term in Kulgam constituency, defeating Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Sayar Reshi. Tarigami received 33,390 votes while Reshi got 25,639 votes. Tarigami, who is supported by various parties except BJP, has held this seat since 1996. National Conference did not field a candidate this time.
BSP chief Mayawati attributes the party's poor performance in the Haryana assembly election to the 'casteist' attitude of the state's Jat community. She urges them to change their mindset, noting that Jats in Uttar Pradesh have largely overcome casteism.
Abdul Jabbar said, "All the arrangements for the counting as per ECI guidelines have been prepared. This includes the setting up of tables, the process of counting postal ballots. Additionally all the preparations for the security has also been set. The counting is going to take place in a very peaceful manner."
Security forces have intensified search operations in Jammu's Kathua and Poonch areas following recent shootouts with terrorists. This escalation occurs just days before the first phase of assembly elections on Sept 18. The region has witnessed rising violence, leading to 21 security force fatalities from May to mid-September.
Congress leader Kanhaiya Kumar remarked that true peace in Jammu and Kashmir will be realized only under Congress rule. While campaigning for Ghulam Ahmad Mir, he pointed out public frustration with oppression and unemployment. He criticized the BJP's intentions and urged voters to reclaim their rights in the forthcoming Assembly elections.
Tripura police are investigating the lynching of Gautam Das, allegedly by BJP Yuva Morcha leaders. Despite a direct complaint from his father, no arrests were made initially. Opposition parties criticized the police's inaction. Following intervention by the Chief Minister, four suspects were eventually arrested and jailed.