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Captain Deepak Singh, aged 26, led a scout team in a challenging operation against hidden terrorists in the thick jungles of the Asar area of Doda. Captain Singh provided continuous cover fire to protect his men but suffered three gunshot wounds and succumbed to his injuries. One terrorist was killed, and three are still being pursued. Recovered weapons suggest a deep involvement of the Pakistan Army. The Doda operation is ongoing as forces continue to search for remaining terrorists.

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Captain Deepak Singh's Brave Fight Against Terrorists in Doda Jungle | India Today

The Indian Army conducted an operation in the Doda sector of Jammu and Kashmir based on intelligence inputs regarding the movement of three to four terrorists. A 26-year-old field major led the military team that engaged the terrorists. The encounter, which began last night and lasted through today, resulted in the recovery of one terrorist body, four blood-soaked rucksacks, an M4 assault rifle, and an AK-47 series rifle. The operation continues into the second night, with a cordon expanded as the search continues for other terrorists.

Indian Army Recovers Weapons in Fierce Encounter in Jammu and Kashmir | India Today

Indian security forces are facing terrorists equipped with advanced weapons including M4 rifles and night sights, in encounters shifting towards the hinterland, specifically Doda and Riyasi regions. These terrorists display military precision, and Pakistani investments in their equipment have increased despite smaller numbers. The presence of 40-50 terrorists in the Pir Panjal area, equipped with night fighting equipment, poses a significant challenge. Forces are focusing on conducting domination operations, especially at night, with an emphasis on proficiency in using night fighting aids.

Terrorists Equipped With M4 Rifles, Night Sights in Indian Hinterland | India Today

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath criticised the Congress party and opposition for their perceived silence on violence against Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh. He attributed this silence to vote bank politics. Yogi Adityanath compared current violence against Hindu minorities to the horrors of partition in 1947. He claimed that what took place during partition is being repeated in Bangladesh and has already occurred in Pakistan, with systematic targeting of Hindu minorities. The Chief Minister was speaking on the vested political interests that influenced these events.

Yogi Adityanath Accuses Opposition of Silence on Violence Against Hindus | India Today

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath criticised the Congress party for its selective silence on attacks against Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh. He attributed the silence to vote bank politics and compared the situation to the horrors of partition in 1947. The Chief Minister stated that what happened during partition is being repeated in Bangladesh and Pakistan with the systematic targeting of Hindu minorities. He accused the opposition bloc of ignoring these issues to avoid alienating their vote bank in India.

UP CM Yogi Adityanath Slams Congress for Silence Over Attacks on Minorities | India Today

The Court of Arbitration for Sports has rejected Vinesh Bhogat's appeal for a joint silver medal. The CAS issued an interim order dismissing the appeal without providing a detailed verdict. The Indian Olympic Association expressed shock and disappointment, suggesting further legal options. They have called for a deeper examination of the issues, citing stringent regulations for athletes. The decision has raised concerns about weight management methods used in sports. A detailed verdict from CAS is awaited for further clarity.

Vinesh Bhogat's Appeal for Joint Silver Medal Dismissed by CAS | India Today

The West Bengal government is under scrutiny after a 31-year-old junior doctor was allegedly raped, possibly gang-raped, and murdered. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has reacted, stating she wants the accused to be hanged and ensuring cooperation with the CBI. Banerjee has planned a TNC protest on August 17th and monitored the case closely since it came to light. She spoke to the victim's parents and claimed she followed protocol, but questions about the authorities' role in the matter remain unanswered.

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee Demands Death Penalty for Rape-Murder Accused | India Today

Yogi Adityanath questions the opposition, accusing them of remaining silent on the atrocities against minorities in Bangladesh due to fears of losing their vote bank. He asserts that the events of 1947 are repeating. Additionally, IRS officer Rahul Naveen from the 1993 batch is appointed as the new ED director. President Draupadi Murmu meets India's Olympic contingent and commends their performance in the recently concluded Paris Games. In international news, Hamas pulls out of Gaza as ceasefire talks in Doha begin, with Israel in attendance, and the US destroys two Iran-backed Houthi vessels in the Red Sea.

Yogi Adityanath Accuses Opposition of Ignoring Bangladesh Atrocities | India Today

Rahul Naveen, a 1993 batch IRS officer, has been appointed as the new ED director. He currently serves as Special Director at the Enforcement Directorate. President Draupadi Murmu has praised India's Olympic contingent for their performance at the Paris Games. In global news, Hamas has exited Gaza, while ceasefire talks are planned in Doha, with Israel attending. The West Bengal government faces criticism over its response to the alleged gang-rape and murder of a 31-year-old junior doctor.

Rahul Naveen Appointed New ED Director, West Bengal Faces Heat Over Doctor's Rape | India Today

Shocking national outrage has erupted over the Kolkata brutality case. A post-mortem report indicates the possibility of multiple rapists involved. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has taken custody of the accused. Protests are ongoing nationwide tonight. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has stated her full cooperation with the CBI and has demanded the accused be hanged by Sunday. Rahul Gandhi has criticised Mamata Banerjee, questioning an alleged cover-up in the case. Nationwide calls for justice continue to grow.

Kolkata Rape Case: CBI Custody, Mamata's Demand, Rahul Slams Cover-Up | India Today

Manish Sisodia told India Today that he 'never thought he’d spend 17 months in jail over the liquor scam,' expressing surprise at the charges against him. He shared his views on the judicial process, mentioning the extensive charge sheets and the lengthy trial. Sisodia addressed the political motives behind his case, asserting it was an attempt to hinder his party’s activities. He reflected on the challenges of his imprisonment, including the impact on his family and personal life.

Manish Sisodia on India Today: ‘Never Thought I’d Spend 17 Months in Jail Over Liquor Scam’

In an exclusive interview with India Today, Manish Sisodia said, 'Our party stayed united and government continued working.' Sisodia reflected on the unity within the party despite challenges and mentioned the enthusiasm among party workers. He emphasized the loyalty of AAP members and the resilience of the government. Sisodia also addressed the resignation of some MPs and the future course of action for AAP.

Manish Sisodia: 'Our Party Stayed United and Government Continued Working'

Manish Sisodia stated that 'Lok Sabha voting is very different from Vidhan Sabha,' elaborating that despite AAP's strong performance in Delhi Vidhan Sabha elections, this does not necessarily translate to Lok Sabha results. He cited historical patterns where AAP received significant support in Vidhan Sabha but not in Lok Sabha. Sisodia highlighted areas where AAP has made improvements, including affordable electricity, education, healthcare, transport, and employment in Delhi.

Manish Sisodia: 'Lok Sabha Voting is Very Different from Vidhan Sabha'

Former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia told India Today that the 'propaganda machine of the Bharatiya Janta Party is very strong' and can create scandals easily. Sisodia discussed his arrest on 26th February by CBI and responded to allegations about delays in support from AAP leadership. He highlighted his trust in the party despite the challenges and continued support from his family during this period.

Manish Sisodia: 'BJP's Propaganda Machine is Very Strong' Amid AAP Leadership in Jail

Manish Sisodia told India Today that during his 17 months in jail, he had moments of deep introspection. He said, 'In times of trouble, either break or get stronger,' highlighting how he chose resilience over despair. Sisodia also reflected on friendships during his confinement, explaining that one must make friends with books or oneself when alone in a cell for 15 hours. He shared his experience of coping with the difficulties of jail and the choices one faces in such situations.

Manish Sisodia to India Today: 'In times of trouble, either break or get stronger'

Between 2021 and 2024, India has experienced an economic growth rate of 8 percent. This growth has increased financial resources for Indians and reduced poverty. Efforts such as the PM Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana aim to prevent people from falling back into poverty. The government has also enhanced infrastructure, focusing on roads, highways, railways and ports. Special efforts in semiconductor and artificial intelligence sectors have created an ecosystem for start-ups.

India's GDP Grows by 8%, Poverty Declines and Infrastructure Improves Between 2021-2024

On August 14th, the President addressed the nation on the eve of Independence Day, marking the anniversary of the partition of India. The President highlighted the brutality of the partition, where lakhs of people were displaced and many lost their lives. On the 75th anniversary of the Constitution, the President emphasised the importance of constitutional ideals such as justice, equality, independence, and friendship, aiming for India to regain its pride on the global stage.

President Addresses Nation on Partition Anniversary, Eve of Independence Day

A recent lecture highlighted the importance of equality and climate justice among men and women. It emphasised the serious impacts of global warming and the challenges faced by developed countries in changing their economic models. The speaker discussed India's significant role in addressing climate change and urged individuals to make small but impactful changes in their daily routines to combat the global issue.

Equality and Climate Justice Highlighted in Recent Lecture

The post-mortem of a Kolkata gang rape victim revealed 151 grams of liquid in the vaginal swab. The CBI team collected samples from the crime scene. Chief Minister of West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee, reacted to the incident, stating that action was taken swiftly, including the arrest of the accused within 12 hours. Banerjee also addressed the politicisation of the case by opposition parties BJP and CPIM. The incident has raised numerous questions that remain unanswered.

Kolkata Gang Rape Post-Mortem Reveals Clues; Mamata Banerjee Responds

Mamata Banerjee responded to criticism regarding the handling of a high-profile rape case investigation, asserting that all necessary actions were taken and personally monitored. Banerjee stated no attempts were made to cover up the case and welcomed the transfer to the CBI. Within the Trinamool Congress, MP Shukendu Shekhar Roy criticised the government's actions, including reinstating a college principal amidst allegations. Banerjee questioned the response of the BJP and Congress to similar cases in other states.

Mamata Banerjee Defends Actions in Rape Case Amid Criticism from Own Party | India Today

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