INDIA
Lawyer Deepika Singh Rajawat's remark triggers protest in Jammu
The police action came earlier after receiving a call from Rajawat who said she was feeling insecure after a slogan shouting mob gathered outside her home.
India releases Chinese soldier who strayed at Line of Actual Control
The Indian Army in a statement said, "A PLA soldier identified as Corporal Wang Ya Long was apprehended in the Demchok sector of Eastern Ladakh on October 19, 2020, after he had strayed across the LAC."
With spike of 54,044 new Covid-19 cases India now has over 76.5 lakh cases
After witnessing a slight decline in new cases, the country saw an addition of 7,254 cases than Tuesday's fresh infections.
Omar Abdullah expresses anguish over ED's summon to Farooq Abdullah
The National Conference in a statement said, "Jammu and Kashmir NC on Wednesday expressed anger over today's ED summon to party president Dr. Farooq Abdullah, a day after he was questioned by the same agency for a marathon six hours.
Police detains DUSU President and ABVP members while protest against state government
All the detainees were taken to IP state police station and Rajendra Nagar police station and were released after a few hours on Tuesday.
Gandhis plan on rallying throughout the country
After going down on out, Congress looks to fight and gain back its respect by mobilising farmers throughout the country
Kashmir's trouble continues, two terrorists killed
Kashmir's trouble continues, two terrorists killed today, one policeman martyred yesterday in South Kashmir
India test-fires naval version of BrahMos missile from INS Chennai
“The missile hit the target with pinpoint accuracy after performing high-level and extremely complex manoeuvres,” the Ministry of Defence said in its official statement on Sunday.
Bad air days reduces in by 70, says Prakash Javadekar
"We (BJP) came to power in 2014 and we started keeping this (bad air day) count from 2016. In 2016, Delhi used to have 250 bad air days and now it has reduced by 70 days to 180," the minister said.
India buys winter gear from United States amid tension on LAC
At LAC, the troops of both the countries face off at 15,000 feet, they bear with temperatures dropping to -30 Celsius (-22 Fahrenheit). The rush to acquire the gear shows the situation of tension will extend into the winter.
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