The Times of India

Panic erupted in Chandigarh following a bomb threat email targeting schools and government offices, including the Mayor's office and Secretariat. The message, claiming responsibility from the 'Khalistan National Army,' prompted a massive security crackdown with bomb disposal and dog squads deployed. While initial assessments suggest a hoax, authorities are investigating the email's origin and urging public calm.

Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu launched a scathing attack on AAP, calling Raghav Chadha's removal as Rajya Sabha deputy leader a sign of internal discord and alleging his ATM role for the party is over. Bittu criticized AAP's use and throw approach, warning Bhagwant Mann of a similar fate.

A distraught couple in Sultanpur Lodhi fears losing their fifth son to drug addiction after already losing four. They joined residents in a protest, demanding government intervention to save their critically ill son and address the widespread drug menace in their locality, where many young addicts have reportedly died.