In today’s evening digest, News18 covers latest updates on Middle-East Conflict, Supreme Court on Bulldozer Action, and other top stories.
Head Of Top Iranian Secret Service Monitoring Mossad Was Israeli Spy, Iran’s Ex-President Reveals
Days after reports claimed an Iranian informant provided Israel with crucial intelligence that led to the assassination of Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah, former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has revealed the head of Israel’s national intelligence agency Mossad, operational in Iran to counter Israeli espionage, was himself an Israeli national. Read More
‘Be It Temple Or Dargah, It Has To Go’: On Bulldozer Action, Supreme Court Says Public Safety Is Paramount
The Supreme Court on Tuesday said that public safety is paramount and any religious structure encroaching upon a road, water bodies, or rail tracks must go. The court further stressed that India is a secular country and its directions for bulldozer action and anti-encroachment drives will be for all citizens, irrespective of the religion they follow. Read More
Tirupati Laddoo Row: Andhra Suspends SIT Probe Until Supreme Court Hearing
The Special Investigation Team (SIT), appointed by the Andhra Pradesh government to probe into the Tirupati Laddu adulteration episode, has been instructed to pause the investigation till the next hearing on the matter in the Supreme Court, scheduled for October 3. Read More
‘Vote Jihad In 14 Out Of 48 Constituencies’: Fadnavis On BJP’s Poor Show During Lok Sabha Polls In Maharashtra
Ahead of the assembly elections in Maharashtra, Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis blamed “vote jihad” for the BJP’s poor show in the state during the recently held Lok Sabha polls. Explaining himself, Fadnavis said people from a “particular community” cast a united vote to defeat “Hindutvawadi” candidates in at least 14 out of 48 constituencies in Maharashtra. He said “some people” think that they can “bring down Hindutva” by organising themselves. Read More
Coldplay Announces Retirement Amid Black Marketing Of Concert Tickets In India: ‘We’re Only Going To Do…’
As anticipation rises for Coldplay to perform in Mumbai, India next year, the band has announced that they will retire after releasing their 12th studio album. Chris Martin confirmed this in a recent chat and mentioned that this would be an opportunity for the musicians to explore personal space outside the band. Coldplay has already released nine albums. Coldplay’s 10th album, Moon Music, will be out on October 4, 2024. Read More
India Decimate Bangladesh in Kanpur for Record-extending 18th Straight Series Win at Home
India completed a record-extending 18th straight series win at home beating Bangladesh in the second Test at Green Park, Kanpur to wrap the series 2-0, solidifying their top spot in the World Test Championship 2023-25 cycle. Read More
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