🏔️ Nepal floods: Indians rescued, hundreds still missing 🏞️

At least 108 Indian nationals have been rescued from the flood-hit Nepal, and contact was re-established with 50 others. Over 275 Indian nationals and 128 persons of Indian origin are currently missing in the region. This followed a glacial collapse that caused severe flooding across Nepal and Tibet. The government is coordinating relief operations closely with Nepali and Chinese authorities. The MEA has established a Control Room and 24/7 helplines for ongoing search and rescue efforts.

🗣️ RSS Chief on Muslim Question in US

RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat addressed questions regarding Muslims in the United States. He spoke about the need for Hindus to be aware of these issues. The comments were made in response to ongoing discussions in the US. Bhagwat emphasized the importance of Hindu identity in the current global context. He further elaborated on the challenges faced by the community.

🕊️ Condolence Meet for Sajjan Kumar in Delhi

Congress leader Sajjan Kumar passed away at a Delhi hospital on August 20. He was subsequently cremated at Nigam Bodh Ghat the very next day. Hundreds attended the condolence meet held for the late leader. The post mentions strong support for the issue, contrasting it with alleged Congress hypocrisy. BJP has supposedly championed this cause for 40 years, referencing the 1984 Sikh Genocide.

🚨 IAS officer arrested in KPSC recruitment scam

IAS officer Gyanendra Gangwar has been taken into custody by the Karnataka CID regarding the KPSC Veterinary Officer recruitment scam. He was previously the KPSC Controller of Examinations and is currently with the Industries and Commerce Department. The investigation is focused on the Veterinary Officer recruitment exam which involved 400 posts, and documents found at KPSC headquarters. After nearly 18 hours of questioning, the CID took him into custody, with formal arrest expected Sunday morning. This follows searches by the Enforcement Directorate at his Bengaluru and Bareilly locations.

🌊 Mandakini River floods UP, bridge washed away

The Mandakini River in Uttar Pradesh crossed its highest level in 23 years following incessant rainfall on Saturday. The river reached 134.02 cm in Chitrakoot, surpassing the danger mark of 126 cm. Floodwaters inundated Ramghat, submerging shops and temples, while a bridge on the Ramghat-Hanumandhara route was washed away. The state government has shifted over 1,000 people to shelters across 26 affected districts. Authorities continue rescue and relief operations as the river remains swollen. 🌊

🌍 Modi's Global Game: Deals Against Uncertainty

Indian Prime Minister Modi is actively securing international deals as the reliability of the United States appears to be decreasing. Throughout a busy year of global travel, he has managed to finalize agreements across various nations. Specific deal numbers and dates are not provided in the report. This strategy positions India to maintain strong partnerships independently of US policy shifts. The focus remains on diversifying diplomatic and economic ties worldwide. 🌍

⚖️ Court denies bail cancellation plea in Elgar Parishad case

A Special NIA Court in Mumbai rejected the NIA's plea to cancel the bail of four activists in the Elgar Parishad case. The activists are P Varavara Rao, Vernon Gonsalves, Sudha Bharadwaj, and Arun Ferreira, involved in allegations dating back to 2018. The NIA sought cancellation over a January 19, 2026, gathering at the Mumbai Press Club terrace. The court ruled that the NIA failed to provide sufficient evidence to prove a bail condition violation. Consequently, the court dismissed the application but warned the activists to be more careful.

😠 US-Canada trade war: 5 sticking points

The trade war between the US and Canada is driven by fundamental disagreements on their economic relationship. US President Donald Trump claims Canada has taken advantage of the US, while Canadian PM Mark Carney frames it as a sovereignty fight. Key issues include tariffs, job protection, and terms of future trade agreements that stalled negotiations. The US wanted concessions on tariffs, but Canada demanded better treatment for autos and EVs. Both sides maintain leverage, leading to the current standoff. 🇨🇦

⛰️ Nepal battles floods to save 500 trapped in hydro projects

Rescue agencies in Nepal are currently fighting severe weather and difficult terrain to reach over 500 people. The operation is happening across six hydropower projects, including one in Rasuwa district. As of Saturday, the army has deployed 7,000 troops and NAPF has pressed 4,000 personnel into service. The rescue is complex due to landslides and bad weather, making the search extremely challenging for the forces. So far, 208 people have been airlifted to safety, including nationals from China and India. 😥

🚢 Turkey summons Ukraine ambassador over Black Sea strikes

Turkish officials summoned the Ukrainian ambassador to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Ankara. This action followed two attacks on Turkish-operated vessels in the Black Sea. Specifically, the Lider Bordo Mavi was hit off Tuapse, Russia, on Wednesday, and Lider Kocatepe was targeted the next day. Turkey warned about securing safety for assets, navigation, and the environment in the Black Sea. This escalates concerns as Turkey seeks a halt to attacks on civilian shipping. 🚢

🕉️ Bhagwat: No Muslim in India? Then Not Hindu

Mohan Bhagwat, RSS chief, spoke about religious harmony and humanity during a recent address. He firmly stated that any Hindu advocating for no Muslims in Bharat will cease to be Hindu. Bhagwat mentioned that RSS swayamsevaks run 1,30,000 service projects across Bharat without discrimination. He referenced their rescue work after a plane collision near Dadri, Haryana. Ultimately, he stressed that social change requires dialogue within society, not just politics. 🤝