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      27 September

      Naxalite Killed in Encounter in Chhattisgarh’s Narayanpur

      A Naxalite was killed in a gunbattle with security forces in Narayanpur, Chhattisgarh, on Monday morning. The encounter took place in Abhujmaad forest, adjoining Maharashtra, as forces conducted a search operation based on intelligence about Naxalite presence. Narayanpur (Chhattisgarh): A Naxalite was killed in an encounter with security personnel in Chhattisgarh’s Narayanpur district on Monday, police said. The gun battle broke out in the morning at a forest in Abhujmaad area, adjoining Maharashtra, when a team of security forces was out on a search operation, a police official here said. The operation was launched based on inputs about the presence of Naxalites in the area, he said. So far, the body of a male Naxalite was recovered from the spot, and…

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    • 27 September

      Malayalam actor Unni Mukundan summoned by Kerala Court in assault case

      Malayalam actor Unni Mukundan has been summoned by the Kakkanad Magistrate Court in an assault case filed by his former manager. The case follows allegations of physical and verbal abuse, with the actor scheduled to appear on October 27. Kochi: Malayalam actor Unni Mukundan has been summoned by the Kakkanad Magistrate Court in connection with an assault case registered against him. The summons directs the actor to appear before the court on October 27. The case was filed by Mukundan’s former manager, Vipin Kumar, who alleged that the actor physically assaulted him after he praised the Tovino Thomas film ‘Nariveera’ in a social media post. According to the complaint, the post provoked Mukundan, leading to an altercation during which he allegedly…

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    • 27 September

      Delhi Ramleela committee releases video amid controversy over Poonam Pandey as Mandodari

      Delhi’s Luv-Kush Ramleela committee released a video of Poonam Pandey addressing criticism over her casting as Mandodari. She pledged to fast for nine days during Navratri, while the VHP raised concerns about her controversial public image affecting devotees’ sentiments. Mumbai: In the midst of criticism surrounding Poonam Pandey’s casting as Ravan’s wife Mandodari in Delhi’s iconic Luv-Kush Ramleela, the organising committee has released a video to address the controversy. In a video shared by the National Capital’s UNESCO recognised Luv-Kush Ramleela team. Poonam is heard talking about fasting for 9 days, so that her body and mind remain clean. In the clip, Poonam is heard saying: “In Delhi’s Red Fort, the world famous Love Kush Ram Leela, I am getting an…

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    • 27 September

      Navratri begins with devotion and festive fervour across India

      Navratri festivities began with grandeur across India as devotees thronged temples to worship Goddess Durga. From Vaishno Devi in Jammu to Jhandewalan in Delhi and Naina Devi in Himachal, lakhs offered prayers on the first day dedicated to Goddess Shailputri. New Delhi: Navratri is being celebrated with great fervour across the country as devotees in large numbers flocked to temples to seek blessings on the auspicious occasion. The nine-day festival, dedicated to the Goddess Durga, is one of the most revered in Hinduism. The celebration marks the victory of Goddess Durga over the demon Mahishasura, symbolising the triumph of good over evil and the restoration of dharma. Temples across the nation have been decorated beautifully, adding to the festive spirit.s In…

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    • 27 September

      President Trump, PM Modi share ‘very positive’ relationship: US official

      A senior US official confirmed President Trump and PM Modi will meet soon, highlighting strong US-India ties despite tensions over Russian oil, tariffs, and Chabahar sanctions. Planning for the next Quad Summit is underway, with India set to host New York: US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi share a “very, very positive” relationship and will meet, a senior State Department official has said, while underlining that planning is underway for the next Quad Summit, expected either later this year or in early 2026. India is slated to host leaders from the US, Australia, and Japan for the Quad summit. The 2024 edition of the summit was held in the US at Wilmington, Delaware. “In terms of meetings coming…

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    • 27 September

      First migrants arrive in UK from France under ‘one in one out’ deal

      A family has become the first to enter the UK under the “one in, one out” migrant deal with France, following the removal of four others. The scheme aims to deter illegal crossings and disrupt people-smuggling operations London: A family of three has arrived in the UK as the first people under the government’s “one in, one out” agreement with France, the Home Office announced. The arrival of the family, including a child, came after the removal of the first four migrants from the UK to France as part of the year-long scheme. “This is a clear message to people-smuggling gangs that illegal entry into the UK will not be tolerated,” a Home Office spokesperson said on Wednesday (local time). “We…

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    • 27 September

      Indian among 7 Buddhist monks killed in Sri Lanka monastery cable cart accident

      Seven Buddhist monks, including an Indian, died after a cable-operated rail cart overturned at the Na Uyana Aranya Senasanaya monastery in Sri Lanka. Six others were injured, four critically, in the accident at the renowned meditation retreat. Colombo: Seven Buddhist monks, including an Indian national, were killed and six others were injured after a cable-operated rail cart overturned at a forest monastery in northwestern Sri Lanka, police said on Thursday. The incident occurred on Wednesday night at the Na Uyana Aranya Senasanaya, a renowned Buddhist monastery located in Nikaweratiya, about 125 km from Colombo. The monastery is known for its meditation retreats and draws practitioners from around the world. Among the seven deceased monks were an Indian, a Russian, and a…

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    • 27 September

      Tourism in Uganda boosts conservation of endangered mountain gorillas

      In Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, communities have shifted from poaching to conservation as tourism generates vital income. Named gorillas are treated with deep care, and reformed poachers now protect them, highlighting a powerful link between economic benefit and wildlife preservation Bwindi: News of a sick or injured mountain gorilla can worry local residents in this mountainous area that’s home to the endangered species. That’s partly because most of the gorillas have been given names, allowing rangers and others to humanise the animal’s suffering. But widespread interest in protecting mountain gorillas also comes from the economic benefits of tourism that have turned poachers into conservationists, married women into porters and rangers into eloquent spokespeople for the great apes. “If we know…

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    • 27 September

      Black pastors say Charlie Kirk not martyr, while decrying racism and political violence

      Charlie Kirk’s killing has exposed deep divisions in America, especially among Black clergy who reject his portrayal as a martyr, citing his history of racist and divisive rhetoric. His memorial, blending religion and politics, fuels debates over faith, race, and nationalism Washington: How Charlie Kirk is being memorialised — with many conservatives and white Christians, particularly evangelicals, emphasising his faith and labelling him a martyr — has sparked debate among Black clergy, who are trying to square a heroic view of the 31-year-old with insulting statements about people of colour that were key to his political activism. “How you die does not redeem how you lived,” the Rev Howard-John Wesley, of Alexandria, Virginia, said in a sermon in the aftermath of…

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    • 23 September

      Khammam police set up 15 check posts to curb illegal sand transportation from AP

      Khammam Police have established 15 border check posts with 24/7 CCTV monitoring to curb illegal sand transportation from Andhra Pradesh. Vehicles will be seized, and cases registered, while Special Branch officers maintain surveillance to prevent illicit sand movement Khammam: Commissioner of Police Sunil Dutt said that 15 check posts have been set up at State and district borders to control illegal sand transportation from Andhra Pradesh. The check posts would be monitored constantly to fully stop illegal sand transportation in coordination with the police, mining and other departments. CCTV cameras were being set up at the check posts, which would work 24 hours in 3 shifts in a day, he said. Vehicles transporting sand from Andhra Pradesh would be confiscated besides registering cases against…

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