The Economic Times

The Supreme Court stayed the death penatly of an Indian Mujahideen operative in connection with the 2008 Ahmedabad serail bomb blasts that killed 56 people. The top court called for the trial court records in the case. The High Court had earlier upheld the death sentence after highlighting the scale of the atrocity and directed the Gujarat government to pay compensation to the victims.

On Tuesday morning, Delhi recorded a minimum temperature of 21 degrees Celsius, which is below normal. This temperature marks the lowest for September since 2008, according to the India Meteorological Department. Other weather stations in the area reported similarly low temperatures, with some as low as 16.9 degrees Celsius. The maximum temperature is anticipated to be around 32 degrees Celsius with a partly cloudy sky.

Aam Aadmi Party has claimed that Minister Parvesh Verma slapped a cameraman during a road inspection. This incident occurred while Verma was evaluating road construction issues in Tilak Nagar. AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal called for Verma's arrest over the alleged assault. AAP MLA Jarnail Singh further stated that the cameraman was recording the incident at that time. There has been no official response from Minister Verma regarding the allegations.

Mehbooba Mufti has called for a rally at Jantar Mantar in Delhi on September 29 to protest injustices against democracy and cultural integrity. Organized by the Monitoring Committee for Indian Muslims, the event is set for 2 pm to 5 pm. She encourages all secular voices to unite in defense of essential values, opposing the demolition of religious sites and advocating for fairer voter registration practices.

The Congress party has criticized the Election Commission's voter list revision exercise. They allege this process is a method of disenfranchising Indian citizens. Large numbers of notices have been issued for discrepancies in voter details. The opposition claims this disproportionately affects disadvantaged sections of society. The Election Commission states the revision will cleanse the voter list of ineligible entries.

The Delhi High Court classified the collapse of the hostel building as a grave incident, resulting in the unfortunate deaths of seven individuals, including students. The court expressed sorrow over the dashed aspirations of students hailing from smaller towns. While authorities are enacting measures, the ongoing shortage of hostels continues to be a significant concern. A public interest litigation requesting an independent investigation and compensation is currently under consideration.

As of Sunday, over 48 lakh residents in flood-ravaged Bihar are still facing significant challenges. Fortunately, waters in most rivers are beginning to recede. In response, authorities are operating 1,251 community kitchens and 13 relief camps, ensuring food and shelter for 12,260 individuals. Around ten NDRF and 27 SDRF teams are on the ground, working tirelessly to aid in rescue operations.

Delhi Police have rejected claims of mobile jammers at the Satya Niketan building collapse rescue site. They stated that mobile networks are fully operational and communication is seamless. Rescue agencies and media personnel are broadcasting live without any disruptions. This clarification comes after social media claims circulated about jamming devices. A building collapse on Sunday killed seven people at the paying guest facility.

During the centenary celebrations of Shri Ram College of Commerce, Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised the institution's enduring commitment to academic excellence and leadership cultivation. He commemorated the occasion by releasing a special Rs 100 coin. Modi's earlier visit in 2013 as the Chief Minister of Gujarat underlines his lasting connection to the college and reflects the BJP's initiative to engage the youth effectively.

A drive will begin against drivers without working Marathi knowledge. Notices will be issued, followed by license suspension if compliance is not met. Additional Transport Commissioner Ravi Gaikwad will lead the month-long statewide initiative. Drivers face a one-month notice to acquire Marathi proficiency. Failure can result in license suspension and permit cancellation.

A BJP MLA has requested an apology from Sonia Gandhi for an alleged incident. He claims Vande Mataram was not fully sung at the AICC headquarters. The MLA, a descendant of Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, expressed deep pain and anger. He cited historical instances of the song's importance in India's freedom struggle. The MLA urged Gandhi to introspect and apologize to the nation.

The event was planned for International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples. University authorities cancelled the auditorium booking citing incomplete program details. JNUSU called the cancellation arbitrary and authoritarian, vowing to find an alternate venue.