Yesterday’s major headlines revolved around the electoral rallies of Amit Shah and Rahul Gandhi in Haryana. Shah accused Nehru and Abdullah of being responsible for 40,000 deaths. Meanwhile, Rahul claimed that PM Modi has taken away pensions from Agniveers to benefit Ambani and Adani. In other news, the price of gold hit an all-time high at ₹75,750.
Now, let’s look at the significant events to watch today:
- The Supreme Court will hear a petition by AAP leaders Kejriwal and Atishi regarding a defamation case.
- Amit Shah will hold an electoral rally in Rewari, Haryana.
- CM Stalin of Tamil Nadu will meet PM Narendra Modi to discuss delays in funding.
- Voting for the Delhi University Student Union elections will take place, with results expected tomorrow.
Now, for yesterday’s major news…
- Shah Claims: While Kashmir Suffered from Terrorism, Farooq Was Riding Expensive Bikes in London
Amit Shah stated that the Congress and NC aim to bring back terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir, while the BJP is committed to eradicating it. He claimed that Nehru and Abdullah were responsible for the death of 40,000 individuals during a time when Farooq Abdullah was reportedly enjoying his holidays in London.
Shah emphasized two key points:
- Terrorists will face the death penalty: He criticized Omar Abdullah for opposing the execution of Afzal Guru, who attacked the Indian Parliament, asserting that those who promote terrorism deserve capital punishment.
- No terrorism remains in Jammu and Kashmir: He noted that for 40 years, the region was under the threat of terrorism, resulting in 40,000 deaths and continuous curfews. He highlighted that the upcoming elections in the region will occur without Article 370 or a separate flag.
- High Court Orders Cuts for ‘Emergency’ Film Before Release
The Bombay High Court held a hearing regarding the release of Kangana Ranaut’s film “Emergency.” The censor board informed the court that the filmmakers had not yet made the required cuts. The court stated that the film could only be released after the necessary modifications were made, delaying the matter until September 30.
Kangana filed a petition after the censor board halted the film’s release four days prior to the scheduled date, claiming the board was acting arbitrarily.
The Sikh community has been protesting the film, claiming it portrays their community negatively. The court instructed the censor board to consider their objections before granting approval.
- Rahul Claims BJP Has Destroyed Athletes, Protected Harassers of Female Wrestlers
In his election rally in Haryana, Rahul Gandhi accused the BJP of destroying athletes and protecting those who harass female wrestlers. He alleged that PM Modi has taken Agniveers’ pensions to benefit big corporations like Ambani and Adani.
Rahul highlighted two major points:
- Modi’s statements have become inconsistent, indicating panic among BJP leaders.
- Only three Dalits are among the 90 individuals managing the Indian government, whereas there should be 45, calling the struggle a fight to protect the Constitution.
- 43 Deaths During Jitiya Festival in Bihar Due to Drowning, Including 37 Children
During the Jitiya festival, incidents of drowning in rivers and ponds resulted in 43 fatalities in Bihar, with 37 being children. These incidents occurred in 16 districts on September 24 and 25, with Aurangabad reporting the highest number of casualties.
About the Jitiya festival: It is celebrated mainly in Bihar, Jharkhand, and parts of Eastern UP, where women fast for the health and longevity of their children, performing rituals for the deity Jimutavahana.
- PM Modi Launches Three Param Rudra Supercomputers; Says Space Station by 2035
PM Modi launched three Param Rudra supercomputers equipped with state-of-the-art hardware and software technologies, with most parts manufactured and assembled in India.
These computers were established under India’s National Supercomputing Mission (NSM) with an investment of ₹130 crores in Delhi, Pune, and Kolkata. Modi stated that the government prioritizes science, technology, and research, announcing plans for India’s own space station by 2035.
The NSM was initiated in 2025 to enhance India’s supercomputing infrastructure in various sectors.
- Gold Prices Surge to All-Time High of ₹75,750; Weekly Increase of ₹1,657
In the bullion market, the price of gold rose by ₹502 to reach ₹75,750 per 10 grams, marking an all-time high. This week alone, gold has increased by ₹1,657, while this year it has risen by ₹12,410.
According to Anuj Gupta from HDFC Securities, gold prices may reach ₹78,000 in the coming days, with silver potentially hitting ₹1,00,000 per kilogram.
- Netanyahu Refuses to Halt War in Lebanon; Claims to Have Killed Hezbollah Drone Chief
Israel has denied reports of a ceasefire in Lebanon despite calls from the US and France. PM Netanyahu has not responded to these demands, stating that the military will continue its operations in Lebanon.
Hezbollah recently fired 45 rockets at an Israeli military facility, leading to an Israeli airstrike in Beirut that allegedly killed Hezbollah’s drone unit commander, Mohammed Sarour.
- Government Increases Minimum Wage; Construction Workers to Receive ₹783 Daily
The government has decided to raise the minimum wage for workers in informal sectors such as mining and agriculture, effective October 1. This increase aims to help workers cope with inflation, following a 2.40-point rise in the Consumer Price Index for industrial workers.
Morning News Brief: Key Highlights
- National: PM Modi converses with a tea seller in Haryana; claims Congress is losing relevance, caught up in internal conflicts.
- Bollywood: Controversy over ticket scalping for Coldplay concert; BookMyShow files FIR after Bhaskar reveals a ticket sold for ₹70,000 instead of ₹3,500.
- National: Supreme Court rejects Gujarat government’s plea in the Bilkis Bano case, stating there’s no need for further consideration.
- National: Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah reacts angrily to resignation queries; an investigation by the Lokayukta is underway regarding the MUDA land scam.
- Madhya Pradesh: 5-year-old girl raped and murdered; body found in a locked flat in Bhopal after being missing for three days; suspect’s mother and sister arrested.
- Bihar: Violence against two youths from Bihar in Bengal goes viral; RJD claims Lalu contacted Mamata Banerjee.
- National: In Kolkata rape-murder case, CBI claims police filed incorrect documents and tampered with some records; clothes of the suspect seized two days post-incident.
- International: Clash between Shia and Sunni groups in Pakistan over land dispute results in 36 deaths and over 80 injuries; conflict revolves around 30 acres of land.
- International: French President Macron advocates for India’s permanent membership in the UNSC, emphasizing the need for reforms within the institution and supporting membership for Japan, Germany, and two African nations.
World’s First AI Hospital Opens in China
A groundbreaking AI hospital named “Agent Hospital” has opened in Beijing, China. Developed by researchers at Xinhua University, this facility is staffed by 14 AI doctors and 4 nurses capable of providing virtual care for over 3,000 patients daily. The AI doctors are designed to identify diseases, develop treatment plans, and assist nurses in daily patient care.
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