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Gangster's Mother and Aide Shot Dead in Amritsar Attack
Notorious gangster Jaggu Bhagwanpuria's mother, Harjit Kaur, and his aide, Karanvir, were shot dead in Amritsar. The attack occurred as they returned home from a court case, with unidentified assailants on a motorcycle opening fire. Karanvir died instantly, while Harjit succumbed to her injuries at the hospital. A viral post from two Haryana gangsters claimed responsibility, indicating Karanvir was the target due to his role in Jaggu's operations. Police have launched an investigation but have not made any arrests yet.
Israel's Defence Minister Confirms Khamenei Targeted for Assassination During Conflict
Israel's Defence Minister, Israel Katz, revealed that Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, was targeted for assassination during a recent conflict but evaded capture by going underground. Katz stated that Israel's goal was to destabilize Iran's leadership rather than pursue regime change. The conflict, which lasted from June 13 to June 25, involved Israeli airstrikes that killed several Iranian commanders. Although the US had previously threatened Khamenei, Katz indicated that Israel would not pursue him post-ceasefire but would respond forcefully to future provocations.
China Eases Urea Export Ban to Stabilize Prices
China is easing its ban on urea exports to help reduce rising international prices influenced by tensions in West Asia. Starting this month, export limits will be relaxed, although companies will still face quotas and minimum price requirements. Exports to India will remain restricted. The move comes after a ban was implemented last June to stabilize domestic prices for farmers. Currently, the export quota is set at approximately 2 million tons, as local prices have stabilized, allowing for a controlled increase in exports.
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Ayushmann Khurrana Invited to Join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Bollywood actor Ayushmann Khurrana has been invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS), recognizing his contributions to cinema. Known for his socially relevant films, Khurrana's work addresses issues like gender identity and caste discrimination. The Academy's invitation includes a diverse group of artists, highlighting their impact on the global film industry. Khurrana has also been acknowledged by TIME Magazine and serves as a UNICEF India National Ambassador. He is set to star in the upcoming film Thama this Diwali, alongside Rashmika Mandanna.
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Male Elephant Disrupts Rath Yatra Procession in Ahmedabad
A male elephant from the 18-elephant procession during the Rath Yatra in Ahmedabad became agitated and ran off course, causing alarm among spectators. The elephant was tranquilized and gently herded away by two female elephants, following safety protocols. No injuries were reported, and the male elephant has been isolated from the procession. The remaining 17 female elephants continued without incident. The Rath Yatra is a major religious event in Ahmedabad, attracting large crowds and requiring careful management of participants and spectators.
SSC Opens Applications for MTS and Havaldar Examination 2025
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has announced the application process for the Multi-Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff and Havaldar Examination 2025. The application window is open on the official SSC portal. There are 1075 vacancies for Havaldar positions, while MTS vacancies will be disclosed later. Candidates must have completed Class 10 by August 1, 2025, with age limits varying from 18 to 27 years. The application fee is ₹100, with exemptions for certain groups. The selection process includes a Computer-Based Examination for MTS and additional tests for Havaldar roles.
Japan Condemns Trump's Comparison of Military Strikes to Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Japan has condemned President Trump's comparison of recent US military strikes on Iran to the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Trump stated that the strikes were similar to the bombings that ended World War II, which has sparked outrage in Japan, the only nation to experience nuclear attacks. Hiroshima's mayor and atomic bomb survivors criticized Trump's remarks as unacceptable, leading to protests demanding a retraction. Japan's government reiterated its anti-nuclear stance, emphasizing the importance of peaceful conflict resolution.
Rohit Sharma Reflects on the Unique Atmosphere of India-Pakistan Matches
India captain Rohit Sharma described the unique atmosphere surrounding India-Pakistan cricket matches, particularly during the T20 World Cup 2024 clash, which India won by six runs. He noted the pre-match excitement, likening it to a festival, and praised Rishabh Pant for his crucial innings of 42 runs. Rohit emphasized the importance of bowlers Jasprit Bumrah and Arshdeep Singh in defending their total of 119 runs, highlighting their strategic use in the match. The rivalry continues to evoke intense emotions from players and fans alike.
India Plans to Revise Ganges Water Sharing Treaty with Bangladesh
India is considering revising the Ganges Water Sharing Treaty with Bangladesh, which is set to expire in 2026. This move follows India's suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan. The original agreement, established in 1996, regulates the distribution of Ganga waters at the Farakka Barrage during the dry season. India aims to modify the treaty to secure an additional 30,000 to 35,000 cusecs of water to meet its growing needs for irrigation, harbor maintenance, and electricity production. The West Bengal administration supports this initiative, citing insufficient current provisions.
Clarke and Knight Call for Kuldeep Yadav's Inclusion in India's Bowling Attack
Former Australian captain Michael Clarke and ex-England cricketer Nick Knight have advocated for the inclusion of spinner Kuldeep Yadav in India's bowling lineup after a disappointing performance from the pace attack in the first Test at Headingley. While Jasprit Bumrah performed well, other bowlers like Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna struggled. Clarke criticized India's selection strategy, emphasizing the need for a strong bowling unit to win in England. Knight supported this view, highlighting Kuldeep's potential impact, especially in favorable conditions during the dry English summer.
Siddaramaiah Dismisses Claims of Political Shifts in Karnataka Government
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah dismissed claims by Minister KN Rajanna regarding potential political shifts within the state government, asserting there are no internal disputes. Rajanna had suggested that multiple power centers exist within the Congress party, hinting at possible changes after September. Despite speculation about Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar potentially taking over as CM, Siddaramaiah urged ignoring Rajanna's comments. Other ministers expressed skepticism about major upheavals, while Rajanna indicated he remains a contender for the Congress state president position.
Student Allegedly Raped at Kolkata Law College; Three Arrested
A student was allegedly raped at a law college in Kolkata, leading to the arrest of two current students and a staff member who is an alumnus. The police filed an FIR based on the victim's complaint, identifying all three accused. Investigations indicated that one perpetrator committed the assault while the others aided in the incident. The identities of the victim and the accused have not been disclosed to protect privacy, in accordance with Supreme Court directives regarding sexual assault cases.
Jairam Ramesh Critiques RSS for Rejecting Indian Constitution
Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh criticized the RSS for its historical rejection of the Indian Constitution and its attacks on its framers. His comments were in response to RSS leader Dattatreya Hosabale's remarks about reconsidering the terms "Socialist" and "Secular" in the Constitution. Ramesh highlighted a Supreme Court ruling affirming the legitimacy of these terms and noted that the RSS has consistently called for a new Constitution, which was rejected by the public. He also referenced the Emergency's impact on civil liberties, as discussed by Hosabale.
