Ranji Trophy: Sarfaraz Ton Boosts Mumbai; Sai Spins TN to Victory
On Day Three of the Ranji Trophy Elite Group D clash, Sarfaraz Khan scored 154 for Mumbai against Himachal Pradesh, who are trailing by 244 runs. In another match, R Sai Kishore took a hat-trick, leading Tamil Nadu to an innings victory over Uttarakhand. Railways are also in action against Rajasthan, while Haryana secured a dominant win.
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 20 (IANS) A new angle has emerged in the firing at Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff's car, with preliminary interrogation of the arrested accused reportedly revealing that the actor was not their original target and that they had initially planned to attack another prominent Bollywood personality. Mumbai Police sources said the accused had travelled to Mumbai with the intention of targeting another celebrity. However, after finding it difficult to reach their intended target, they allegedly shifted their focus to Tiger Shroff. Investigators have reportedly found that the accused learned about the actor's security arrangements through Instagram reels uploaded by his fans. The videos allegedly indicated that the 36-year-old actor did not usually have police security accompanying him, prompting the attackers to consider him an easier target, sources added. During preliminary questioning, the accused, according to sources, disclosed that they wanted to kill the actor to spread fear in the Bollywood industry. According to sources, the attackers also conducted reconnaissance by monitoring Tiger Shroff's movements through his Instagram account and posts and videos shared by his fans. The firing took place on a busy Sunday evening and was captured on video. The actor, son of veteran Bollywood star Jackie Shroff, escaped relatively unhurt. However, his driver and a bystander sustained injuries in the incident. According to Mumbai Police, five to six rounds were fired at the actor's car. A motorcycle allegedly used by the shooters was subsequently recovered in an abandoned condition in Andheri. Following the attack, the accused reportedly fled to Gujarat's Surat, from where they boarded a Jaipur-bound train. Their alleged plan was to travel to New Delhi by bus before escaping to Nepal. However, Mumbai Police arrested the three accused in Rajasthan's Kota in connection with the case. Two of the arrested accused have been identified as Ritik, alias Roshan, from Begusarai in Bihar, and Rehan from Sonipat in Haryana. Police have registered a case under charges of attempted murder and relevant provisions of the Arms Act. Investigators are also examining the alleged links between the accused and members of organised criminal networks. Police said Rehan was in contact with Anil Pandit, an alleged associate of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, which claimed responsibility for the attack in an unverified social media post. Meanwhile, a purported audio clip allegedly featuring Pandit, a 32-year-old US-based gangster from Panipat, has circulated widely on media platforms. In the recording, he allegedly claims that Tiger Shroff was targeted for ignoring warnings against working with Bollywood superstar Salman Khan. However, the authenticity of the audio clip has not been independently verified. Police are continuing to interrogate the arrested accused to establish the motive, identify the original intended target and ascertain the wider conspiracy behind the attack.
The Commission's data showed that Haryana reported the highest number of deaths so far in 2026 at eight, followed by Maharashtra and Delhi with six each
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has ruled that authorities seeking to block online content must provide the affected user with a copy of the blocking communication when it is sent to a social media platform. The October 5, 2026, order was passed by Justice Tribhuvan Dahiya in a petition filed by Haryana 24 News []
School holiday tomorrow, October 21: Check state-wise list to see if your school is closed
School Holiday Tomorrow, October 21, 2026: Schools across India will follow different schedules amid ongoing Dussehra and Durga Puja vacations. Haryana, West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana may see continued closures, while schools in Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad and Maharashtra may reopen. Heavy rainfall forecasts could prompt local closures in southern India, subject to official orders.
IMU-Ron Harden Innovation in Medical Education (IMU-RHIME) Award is aimed at encouraging innovations in medical education and recognising innovations by academics, which otherwise might go unnoticed
Anup Jalota urges Salman Khan to apologise to Bishnoi community after Tiger Shroff firing incident
Singer Anup Jalota has urged Salman Khan to apologise to the Bishnoi community over the blackbuck poaching controversy, saying that an apology could help address the ongoing hostility. His remarks come after a firing incident involving actor Tiger Shroff in Mumbais Juhu area on October 18, which left two people injured, according to the details shared. In a conversation with IANS, Anup expressed sadness over the incident and called on Salman to take steps to resolve the long-running controversy. He said, I am very saddened by this. There is only one way to stop all this. Salman Khan should apologize to the Bishnoi community. Anup also referred to the communitys sentiments surrounding the blackbuck poaching case, arguing that an apology was important to prevent further hostility. He said, I have said this before. It is very important that the Bishnoi community, which has been hurt, should be apologized to otherwise, the Bishnoi community will continue to be hurt. Those who work with Salman Khan will be hurt, their families will also be hurt. The singer further urged Salman to make a firm decision on the matter, saying, So, why not make a firm decision to apologize to the Bishnoi community to end this all? This is what I want. What happened in the firing incident involving Tiger Shroff? The firing incident reportedly took place on the evening of October 18, 2026, when Tiger Shroff was leaving a football ground in Juhu in his car. According to reports, unidentified men on a motorcycle fired multiple rounds at the vehicle. Tiger escaped without sustaining any gunshot wounds, although reports said he suffered minor injuries from gunpowder and glass shards. His driver and a bystander were also reported to have been injured. By October 19, three suspects were reportedly detained or arrested in Kota, Rajasthan, while travelling by train. Reports indicated that the individuals were from Haryana and Bihar. The motive behind the shooting remains under investigation. While claims on social media have attempted to link the incident to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, the alleged connection has not been verified by the police. No confirmed link between the firing incident and the blackbuck poaching controversy has been established in the information available. Salman Khan and the blackbuck poaching controversy The blackbuck poaching case involving Salman Khan has remained a subject of public discussion for years, particularly because of the significance of blackbucks to the Bishnoi community. Also Read:Bigg Boss 20: Rohit Shetty to host next Weekend Ka Vaar as Salman Khan skips episode due to prior commitment
Money, Power, Fame, Drugs: How Young Men Are Pulled Into Crime With No Exit
NDTV travelled across Delhi and Haryana to meet young men accused in serious criminal cases to understand what draws them into gangs, what they are promised and how they get trapped.
Asian Para Games: Himanshu Nandal clinches bronze in mens 400m freestyle S11
Digital Desk | Nagoya, Oct 20 (IANS) Indian swimmer Himanshu Nandal clinched the bronze medal in the mens 400m freestyle S11 event at the Asian Para Games here on Tuesday, clocking five minutes and 10.91 seconds to secure a podium finish in a four-swimmer field. The 22-year-old from Rohtak, Haryana, added another achievement to his growing para-swimming career, demonstrating his endurance in the pool after narrowly missing out on a medal in his previous event. Nandal had finished fourth in the mens 100m backstroke S11 competition on Monday. Born blind due to optic nerve failure, Nandal has steadily established himself as one of Indias promising visually impaired swimmers. The S11 classification is designated for athletes with near-total visual impairment, making his latest performance a significant addition to his competitive journey. Nandals sporting career began outside the swimming pool. He initially pursued judo, winning medals at national-level competitions before switching to swimming in 2021. The transition soon proved fruitful, with his performances at domestic championships marking him out as a swimmer to watch. At the 2022 National Championships in Udaipur, Nandal won two gold medals and set a national record in the 100m freestyle S11 event, completing the race in 1 minute and 17 seconds. Later that year, he continued his impressive run at the championships in Guwahati, winning three more gold medals and setting national records. His progress subsequently extended to the international stage. After receiving international classification in the S11 category in 2023, Nandal represented India at the Asian Para Games in Hangzhou, China. In 2024, he became the first Indian blind swimmer to achieve the Minimum Qualification Standard for the Paris Paralympics, underlining his growing stature in the sport. He further tested himself against the worlds best at the 2025 World Para Swimming Championships in Singapore, where he reached two finals. Meanwhile, Indias Ravi Karthik Budigina finished fifth in the mens 400m freestyle S13 event in 5:41.70. Budigina had won silver in the mens 100m freestyle S13 event on Monday. The S13 classification covers eligible swimmers with vision impairment who have comparatively less severe visual impairment.
Ben Treloar is set to officiate two exhilarating Ranji Trophy matches in India, while Parashar Joshi will take charge of pivotal games in Australia. Treloar's duties include overseeing the contests between Delhi and Gujarat, as well as a clash between Mumbai and Haryana. Meanwhile, Joshi will referee the Sheffield Shield match featuring Queensland against Tasmania, in addition to a One Day Cup fixture.
Ranji Trophy 2026: Australian umpire Ben Treloar to officiate two matches
Australian umpire Ben Treloar will officiate in two Ranji Trophy matches, while India's Parashar Joshi will travel Down Under to stand in two Sheffield Shield matches and one One Day Cup fixture as part of an exchange programme between the governing bodies of the two countries. Treloar will officiate Delhi's Ranji Trophy match against Gujarat from October 18 to 21 in Delhi before standing in Mumbai's clash with Haryana from October 26 to 29 in Mumbai, a Cricket Australia release stated. Meanhwhile, Joshi's Australian exchange will begin with Queensland's Sheffield Shield match against Tasmania at the Gabba from November 11 to 14. He will then officiate in the sides' One Day Cup fixture at the same venue on November 16 before completing the program in the Sheffield Shield clash between New South Wales and Queensland at the SCG from November 22 to 25. The Australian brings significant experience to the exchange, having officiated in 30 First-Class matches, 20 List A matches and 39 Bi
Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission has granted a 25-year electricity distribution licence to Eleven Power for Gurgaon, Manesar, Sohna and Nuh. The Rs 4,716.7 crore investment plan could give over 8.3 lakh consumers a choice of electricity supplier alongside state-run utilities, subject to network development and regulatory approvals.
Umpire exchange programme: Australian umpire Ben Treloar to officiate two Ranji Trophy matches
Treloar will officiate Delhi's Ranji Trophy match against Gujarat from October 18 to 21 in Delhi before standing in Mumbai's clash with Haryana from October 26 to 29 in Mumbai, a Cricket Australia release stated
Haryana discoms face revenue loss risk as pvt firm enters Gurugram, Nuh
Eleven Power plans 4,717 crore investment, including underground cabling across Gurugram; state discoms have warned that losing high-paying consumers could deepen financial pressures
Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma has reacted to the firing incident involving actor Tiger Shroff in Mumbai, describing it as a never before seen phenomenon. In his remarks, Varma drew attention to what he believes could be an unusual motive behind the attack, suggesting that the unidentified assailants may have been driven by vanity and pride rather than reasons typically associated with criminal shootings. Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, Varma wrote, What happened with @iTIGERSHROFF is a never before seen phenomenon ..Instead of killings relating to extortion , contract murders , settlements etc , for the first time ever , they seem to be wanting to kill for vanity and pride What happened with @iTIGERSHROFF is a never before seen phenomenon ..Instead of killings relating to extortion , contract murders , settlements etc , for the first time ever , they seem to be wanting to kill for vanity and pride Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) October 19, 2026 Varmas reaction comes amid an ongoing investigation into the shooting reported in Mumbais Juhu area on October 18. While the filmmaker has offered his interpretation of the possible motive, the police investigation into the incident is still underway, and the reason behind the attack has not been officially established. What happened in the firing incident involving Tiger Shroff? The incident reportedly took place on the evening of October 18, 2026, when Tiger Shroff was leaving a football ground in Juhu in his car. According to reports, unidentified men riding a motorcycle fired multiple rounds at the vehicle. The actor escaped without sustaining any gunshot wounds. However, he suffered minor injuries from gunpowder and glass shards. Photographs taken later showed bandages on his arm, shoulder and chest. His driver and a bystander were also injured in the incident. The shooting prompted an investigation by the Mumbai Police to identify those involved and establish the circumstances surrounding the attack. Three suspects detained in Rajasthan, investigation continues As the investigation progressed, three suspects were reportedly detained or arrested in Kota, Rajasthan, on October 19 while they were travelling by train. Reports have indicated that the suspects included individuals from Haryana and Bihar. Meanwhile, claims circulating on social media have sought to link the incident to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. However, this alleged connection remains unverified by the police and should not be treated as an established fact. The investigation is ongoing, with the motive behind the shooting yet to be officially confirmed. Also Read:Suniel Shetty reacts to Tiger Shroff firing incident; says attack could happen to anyone as he stresses need for safety
BCCI And Cricket Australia Expand Umpire Exchange Programme Across Domestic Competitions
New South Wales Cricket Umpires: Australian official Ben Treloar and Indias Parashar Joshi will gain experience in each others domestic cricket structures as the BCCI and Cricket Australia continue their umpire exchange programme, with assignments spanning the Ranji Trophy, Sheffield Shield and One Day Cup. The arrangement will see Treloar officiate in two Ranji Trophy fixtures in India, while Joshi will take charge of two Sheffield Shield matches and a One Day Cup game during his stint in Australia. Treloars Indian assignments include Delhis encounter against Gujarat, scheduled from October 18 to 21, followed by Mumbais meeting with Haryana from October 26 to 29. Both matches will be played in their respective home cities. The Australian umpire brings considerable experience across formats, with 30 First-Class matches, 20 List A games and 39 Big Bash League appearances to his name. His officiating record also includes two Womens One Day Internationals and four Womens T20 Internationals. Beyond his on-field responsibilities, Treloar serves as Cricket New South Wales Umpire Education Officer, a role focused on developing emerging match officials. His work in this area has earned him the George Borwick Memorial Award on four occasions from the New South Wales Cricket Umpires and Scorers Association. Joshi, meanwhile, will have opportunities to officiate in some of Australias prominent domestic fixtures after building an extensive record in Indian cricket. He has worked across 19 First-Class matches in the Ranji Trophy and Duleep Trophy, 32 List A games in the Vijay Hazare Trophy and Deodhar Trophy, and 40 T20 matches. His experience includes appointments in the Indian Premier League and the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. The Indian umpires Australian schedule begins at the Gabba, where Queensland will face Tasmania in a Sheffield Shield fixture from November 11 to 14. The same teams will meet in a One Day Cup match at the venue on November 16, with Joshi set to officiate that contest as well. His exchange programme will conclude in Sydney, where New South Wales take on Queensland in a Sheffield Shield match at the Sydney Cricket Ground from November 22 to 25. The Indian umpires Australian schedule begins at the Gabba, where Queensland will face Tasmania in a Sheffield Shield fixture from November 11 to 14. The same teams will meet in a One Day Cup match at the venue on November 16, with Joshi set to officiate that contest as well. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Tiger Shroff case: 3 accused taken to Mumbai
A Mumbai Police team departed Kota for Mumbai by car on Tuesday, carrying three individuals allegedly involved in the firing incident targeting actor Tiger Shroff.Subhash Chandra Mishra, Additional SP of Kota city, explained that the team halted in Kota overnight to avoid traveling after dark. They were tired also due to the journey from Mumbai to Kota, so it was not safe for them to travel in the night, he stated, adding, The Mumbai police team has now left for Mumbai with the accused by road.Ramswaroop, SHO of the Railway Colony Police Station where the suspects were held, noted that strict surveillance was maintained overnight. Since the incident is very serious, security is being maintained as per the usual procedure. I was here throughout the night. The CCTV cameras are directly connected to the police headquarters, he reported.Local police apprehended the three suspects in a general compartment of the PuneJaipur Superfast Express at Kota Railway Station on Monday morning. Two of the detainees were identified as Ritik (alias Roshan) from Begusarai, Bihar, and Rehan from Sonipat, Haryana; the third is a juvenile.Also read: Shroff firing: Accused recce'd football ground for a monthFollowing their handover by Kota city police, Mumbai Police formally arrested the suspects and presented them before a magistrate, obtaining transit remand to transport them to Mumbai.Police investigations indicate that Rehan had been communicating with Anil Pandit, a suspected associate of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. The gang later claimed responsibility for the attack in an unverified social media post.The shooting occurred on Sunday evening in Mumbai's Juhu locality, where at least two men opened fire on Shroff's vehicle before fleeing on a motorcycle. Five to six rounds were fired at the vehicle; the actor escaped mostly uninjured, but his driver and a nearby bystander sustained injuries.Investigators recovered the motorcycle believed to have been used by the shooters abandoned in Andheri. The suspects had escaped to Surat before boarding a Jaipur-bound train, planning to proceed to Delhi by bus and eventually escape to Nepal.Mumbai Police have registered a case citing charges of attempted murder along with relevant sections of the Arms Act.
Mumbai cops to bring 3 accused in Tiger Shroff firing from Kota on Tuesday
A Mumbai Police team which took custody of three individuals involved in firing gunshots at actor Tiger Shroff's car stayed overnight here with them despite obtaining their transit remand. The team, which obtained the requisite permission Monday evening, decided to stay in Kota to avoid travelling at night. It will return to Mumbai on Tuesday. Ramswaroop, the SHO of Railway Colony Police Station where the three have been kept, said a tight vigil was mounted in the night. Since the incident is very serious, security is being maintained as per the usual procedure. I was here throughout the night. The CCTV cameras are directly connected to the police headquarters, he said. Local police nabbed the three individuals in the general coach of the Pune-Jaipur Superfast Express at Kota Railway Station on Monday morning. Two were identified as Ritik, alias Roshan, from Begusarai, Bihar, and Rehan from Haryana's Sonipat. The third is a juvenile. Kota city police handed them over to Mumbai
Western Overseas Expands Global Reach Through Education Fairs
Ambala (Haryana) [India], October 20: Western Overseas Study Abroad Limited, (WOSAL, The Company) (BSE: 544636), one of Indias leading one-stop study abroad, immigration and English language test-preparation consultancy companies, continued
Hyderabad Police Arrests Mastermind in Axis Bank ATM Heist After Multi-State Chase
Police records show that Rashid has 46 previous criminal cases registered across Haryana and Delhi, including jurisdictions such as Gurugram, Faridabad and Rewari
Tiger Shroff firing case: Accused lured with cash and promise of settling abroad
Haryana Police have arrested an associate of Anil Pandit, believed to be the mastermind of the attack. The suspects reportedly received incentives to carry out the shooting and were found operating in Mumbai. Investigators are examining the use of an app for coordinating the incident and identifying additional individuals involved. Previous attempts to shoot a businessman in Amritsar by some accused also came to light during investigations.
Tiger Shroff Firing Case: Sixth Accused Who Linked Shooters to Anil Pandit Arrested
Police have arrested Sameer from Haryana's Sonipat for allegedly helping connect the three shooters in the firing case linked to Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff with Anil Pandit, a California based operative suspected of working for the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. With Sameer's
3 detained in Tiger Shroff firing case, 1 linked to Bishnoi gang aide: Police
New Delhi, Oct 19: Three people, including a minor, have been detained in Rajasthans Kota in connection with the firing at Bollywood actor Tiger Shroffs car in Mumbai, with one of them allegedly in contact with an associate of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, police said on Monday. The suspects were detained at Kota railway station from the Pune-Jaipur Superfast Express in a joint operation involving Mumbai Police, Rajasthan Police and railway police. They were allegedly planning to flee to Nepal, Kota Superintendent of Police Tejaswani Gautam said at a press conference. Gautam said one of the suspects was in contact with Anil Pandit, an alleged associate of the Bishnoi gang, which claimed responsibility for Sundays attack in an unverified social media post, the Press Trust of India (PTI) reported. According to NE India Today, police sources said the suspects had allegedly received Rs 50,000 in advance for the attack. Two of them are from Haryana and one from Bihar. Their identities have been established and they are being questioned to determine their individual roles in the shooting. Earlie, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said Mumbai Police had obtained important leads and would soon arrest those involved in the firing as well as their handlers. Speaking to reporters in Nagpur, Fadnavis said such acts would not be tolerated and assured that the police would track down everyone involved in the incident.
Kashmir is slowly losing its ability to feed itself. Cultivable land in Jammu and Kashmir is barely 4.4 percent of the total geography; mountains, forests and rough terrain make up the rest. Yet this small stretch of fertile ground is exactly what we are covering with housing colonies, shopping complexes and roads, or turning into orchards. The numbers tell the story. Paddy acreage fell from 1,62,309 hectares in 2012-13 to 1,32,641 in 2024-25, a loss of nearly 5.93 lakh kanal. Satellite studies show the Valleys farmland shrank by about 28 percent between 1992 and 2015. Kashmir now grows perhaps half of what it eats. The rest comes from Punjab and Haryana. Rice imports rose from 3.74 lakh tonnes in 2022-23 to 4.86 lakh tonnes in 2024-25. A staple we once grew in plenty now depends on trucks, highways and open supply routes. Anyone who remembers a blocked highway in winter knows how fragile that is. Farmers should not be blamed. A grower who earned
Cabinet expansion after LGs return: Farooq Abdullah
Srinagar, Oct 19: National Conference (NC) President Farooq Abdullah on Monday said the long-awaited expansion of the Council of Ministers would take place after Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha returns to the Valley, bringing renewed attention to the pending reshuffle in the Omar Abdullah-led government. Speaking to reporters in Budgam, Abdullah said the LGs return would pave the way for the exercise. The LG was not well and is out of J&K. When the LG comes, there will be an expansion of the cabinet, he said. The statement comes three days after CM Omar-led government completed two years in office without undertaking a major Cabinet reshuffle. The expansion has been under discussion for several months, with the CM previously indicating that he would consult Abdullah before taking a final decision. CM Omar had earlier said that a decision on the expansion would follow the GST Council meeting and consultations with the NC president. The latest statement by Abdullah indicates that the exercise is now expected after the LGs return, although no specific date has been announced. Under Section 53(1) of the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act, 2019, the Council of Ministers cannot exceed 10 percent of the total strength of the Legislative Assembly. With 90 elected members, the council can have a maximum of nine members, including the Chief Minister. The present council comprises six members: CM Omar, Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Kumar Choudhary, and Ministers Sakeena Masood Itoo, Javed Ahmed Rana, Javid Ahmad Dar and Satish Sharma. This leaves room for three additional ministerial appointments. The anticipated expansion has triggered speculation over the induction of experienced legislators and a possible reshuffle of existing portfolios. The position of Congress, an electoral ally of the NC, remains another factor in the political calculations surrounding the expansion. Congress has so far declined to join the government, opting to support it from outside until the restoration of full statehood to Jammu and Kashmir. The NC had offered the party a ministerial berth, but Congress has maintained its position on statehood. Separately, Abdullah said the elected government was functioning on a double-edged sword, citing uncertainty over the division of powers between the LG and the elected dispensation. Referring to the delimitation exercise, he said assurances had been given that elections would follow delimitation and that statehood would subsequently be restored. The assurances were given to us, but the BJP is not keeping its promises, he said. He also recalled that NC MPs had met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in January to discuss the business rules intended to clearly define the respective powers of the LG and the elected government. It has been ten months since that meeting, but the business rules have still not been framed, he said. Abdullahs remarks underline the continuing political debate over the functioning of the elected government under the Union Territory framework, even as the administration prepares for a possible restructuring of its Council of Ministers. About reports that Srinagar MP Aga Syed Ruhullah Mehdi could resign from Parliament on November 3, Abdullah said the decision rested with the MP himself. If Ruhullah wants to resign, he is free to do so. It makes no difference, he said. He did not elaborate further on the reported resignation or the circumstances surrounding it. Abdullah also expressed concern over the attack on a Kashmir-bound passenger bus in Haryana, saying CM Omar Abdullah had sought strict action against those responsible and compensation for the damage caused. He said the incident required immediate attention from the authorities, warning that attempts to disturb peace could have wider consequences if not addressed promptly. Abdullah said the CM had urged the Central Government to take cognisance of the matter and ensure that such incidents did not recur. The attack has triggered concern in Jammu and Kashmir, with political leaders calling for accountability and adequate protection for passengers travelling outside the Union Territory.
Haryanas Food Safety Department Cracks Down on Quality Ahead of Diwali
Ahead of Diwali, Haryanas Food Safety Department intensifies inspections in Hansi, testing sweets and milk for quality assurance. Haryanas Food Safety Department Cracks Down on Quality Ahead of Diwali
Cabinet expansion after LG returns to Valley: Dr Farooq
Srinagar, Oct 19: National Conference (NC) president Dr Farooq Abdullah on Monday said the expansion of the Jammu and Kashmir Council of Ministers would take place after Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha returns to the Valley, amid growing speculation over a long-awaited reshuffle in the Omar Abdullah-led government. Speaking to reporters in Budgam district, Dr Abdullah said the Lieutenant Governor was unwell and was currently away from the Valley. The Lieutenant Governor was not well. He was sick. When he returns, there will be an expansion of the government, he said. The remarks come days after the National Conference-led government completed two years in office on October 16, with the proposed Cabinet expansion remaining a key subject of political discussion. Asked about reports that the Lieutenant Governor could nominate five members to the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, the NC chief said there was no clarity on the matter and described the reports as speculation. These are all conjectures. Various things are being said from different quarters, but nothing has emerged yet, he said. On reports that NC MP Srinagar Aga Ruhullah Mehdi may resign, Dr Abdullah declined to elaborate, saying the decision rested with the parliamentarian. If someone wants to resign, they will resign. What can we do? he said. Dr Farooq referred to the recent attack on buses carrying people towards Jammu and Kashmir in Haryana, saying Chief Minister Omar Abdullah had spoken to his Haryana counterpart and sought a proper inquiry into the incident. He said the CM had called for strict action against those responsible to prevent a recurrence and had also sought compensation for the damage caused in the attack. Certain miscreants are attempting to disturb peace and create turmoil in the country. The matter requires immediate attention from the authorities, Farooq said. The former Chief Minister said attempts to disturb peace required immediate attention from the authorities and urged the Central Government to take cognisance of the incident. Warning that failure to address such incidents could aggravate the situation, he stressed the need for timely intervention to prevent a recurrence. Dr Abdullah also criticised the delay in restoring statehood to Jammu and Kashmir, questioning the Central Government over its earlier assurances on the issue. The Central Government had promised that statehood would be restored to Jammu and Kashmir after the Assembly elections. The elections were held nearly two years ago. What has happened to that promise? he asked. He said NC Members of Parliament had met the Union Home Minister in January and were assured that the government would introduce the business rules defining the respective powers of the Lieutenant Governor and the elected government. Ten months have passed, but the business rules have still not been introduced in Jammu and Kashmir, the NC president said, adding that the delay had raised questions about the implementation of assurances made by the Centre regarding the functioning of the elected government. Dr Abdullah said the NC government was facing significant political and administrative challenges, describing its position as walking on the edge of a sword. He also questioned the delimitation exercise in Jammu and Kashmir, alleging that it had been carried out in a manner that benefited the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The delimitation was conducted in a way that benefited the BJP, showing their dishonesty, he alleged. Referring to the geographical spread of the Anantnag parliamentary constituency, which includes areas in the Poonch district, Abdullah questioned the practicality of representing regions separated by difficult mountainous terrain and considerable distances. How is it possible for a Member of Parliament to reach Poonch and cross these mountains? There is a huge geographical distance between the two areas, he said, pointing out that Poonch falls in the Jammu division while the Anantnag parliamentary constituency is associated with the Kashmir division, and arguing that the geographical challenges should have been taken into account during delimitation.
Attacks on JK buses in neighbouring states can worsen situation
Srinagar, Oct 19: National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Monday said the attacks on Jammu and Kashmir-registered buses in the neighbouring states can worsen the situation and should be stopped immediately. Regarding the attack carried out on buses in Haryana, Omar (Abdullah) sahib has told the Chief Minister of Haryana that immediate action should be []
Gurgaon overshot annual PM10 limit in April, 22 Haryana cities cross benchmark
ActivityKidz Expands to 20 Cities Across Eight Indian Metros
Gurugram (Haryana) [India], October 19: ActivityKidz, the discovery and booking platform for activities for children, today announced that it is now live in 20 cities across eight of the largest metros in India. Operated by CurioQuest Technologies Private Limited, the platform now serves 2 lakh plus parents every month and works with more than 500 ticketed entertainment and activity venues.
Gangster Anil Pandit Suspected In Tiger Shroff Firing Case
Gangster Anil Pandit, allegedly operating from the US, has emerged as a key suspect in the firing incident involving Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff. Police are investigating his links to over a dozen extortion and targeted attack cases across Haryana and Delhi, and his network's use of messaging apps to coordinate shooters. Pandit also allegedly claimed responsibility for the incident and issued threats related to Salman Khan.
Sarfaraz ton puts Mumbai on top; Haryana beat Chandigarh
Sarfaraz Khan's magnificent unbeaten 139 helped Mumbai establish a commanding 258-run lead over Himachal Pradesh in their Ranji Trophy Group D match, while Nishant Sindhu's all-round heroics secured an innings victory for Haryana against Chandigarh.
Tiger Shroff firing case: Accused from Haryana was out on bail in Arms Act case, father says
Three men were arrested after allegedly opening fire at actor Tiger Shroff's car in Mumbai's Juhu area. One of the accused, Rehan, was out on bail regarding an Arms Act case from earlier this year. Their arrest occurred on a train in Kota, Rajasthan after the incident, with two men reportedly firing several rounds. Shroff and others sustained injuries in the firing, which was captured on video.
Delhi-Srinagar Bus Attacked In Punjab Day After Similar Incident In Haryana
The police are treating the case with extra seriousness because the bus belongs to the same transport company whose vehicle was attacked in Haryana's Karnal on Saturday.
Stones pelted at Srinagar-bound bus in Ludhiana's Khanna; no one injured
Ludhiana, Oct 19: A Delhi to Srinagar bus was attacked with stones near Doraha in Punjab, barely a day after another bus of the same company was targeted in Haryana. The incident took place on Sunday night when the bus was passing through Doraha in Khanna, said police. A stone thrown from the roadside smashed a windowpane, sending panic among passengers. However, no one was injured. As soon as the information reached the police, a police team rushed to the spot and the bus was escorted safely out of Khanna. Khanna Superintendent of Police (Investigation) R K Yadav said an FIR has been registered at the Doraha police station and CCTV footage from nearby dhabas, petrol pumps and toll points is being scanned to trace the miscreants. The police are treating the case with extra seriousness because the bus belongs to the same transport company whose vehicle was attacked in Haryana's Karnal on Saturday. Both incidents involve the same operator. We are probing whether there is a link between the two attacks, Yadav said. The police said the Doraha stretch of GT Road has witnessed similar incidents in the past, where trucks and buses have been pelted with stones, often by miscreants taking advantage of darkness and isolated spots. The back-to-back attacks have raised questions over the safety of night-time inter-state passengers, especially on the busy Delhi-Jammu-Srinagar route. Investigation is underway to ascertain whether the attack was a case of mischief, extortion, rivalry or a targeted attempt. The bus resumed its journey to Srinagar after a brief halt under police escort. A Jammu and Kashmir-bound bus was pelted with stones following a dispute in Haryana's Karnal district, leaving a passenger and a dhaba employee injured on Saturday. The incident drew a reaction from Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, who said his office had taken up the matter with the Haryana government.
Tiger Shroff firing case: Police say all 3 accused are adults, motive still unclear
Mumbai Police arrested three individuals for allegedly shooting at actor Tiger Shroff's car in Andheri. Two of the arrested suspects are from Haryana, while the third is from Bihar, with no minors involved. Investigators are questioning the suspects to uncover the motive behind the attack. The motorcycle used in the incident has been located, but no weapons have been recovered.
Rakhigarhi a legacy of craftsmanship, advanced civilisation: Haryana CM
Digital Desk | Rakhigarhi (Haryana), Oct 19 (IANS) Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Monday inaugurated the seven-day Rakhigarhi Festival -- 2026 at Rakhigarhi in Hisar district, highlighting the archaeological sites significance as a symbol of India's ancient civilisation and announcing a grant of Rs 51 lakh for the village panchayat. Addressing the inaugural ceremony, Saini said the soil of Rakhigarhi preserved the legacy of the hard work, craftsmanship and advanced civilisation of India's ancestors. He described the historic site as a symbol of the region's thousands-of-years-old identity, cultural affinity and pride. The festival's theme this year is Maati Se Mahotsav Tak (From Earth to Festival). Heritage and Tourism Minister Arvind Kumar Sharma was also present at the event. The Chief Minister assured the village panchayat that its demands, submitted through a memorandum, would be addressed. He also announced financial assistance of Rs 51 lakh for the panchayat. Before inaugurating the festival, Saini visited the museum under construction at Rakhigarhi and inspected various stalls, sports activities and other attractions organised at the site. He also reviewed a demonstration by the Archaeology Department explaining the excavation process and displaying artefacts recovered during archaeological digs. Saini, Sharma and Haryana Heritage and Tourism Department Commissioner and Secretary Amit Agrawal also examined a seal displayed at the site. Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister said the festival would provide an opportunity for people to reconnect with their roots and understand their responsibilities towards future generations. Explaining the significance of the theme, he said the soil becomes food in a farmer's hands, takes shape in a potter's hands and becomes an expression of culture through an artist's work. While Kurukshetra conveyed the message of action and duty to humanity, Rakhigarhi revealed the story of an organised human civilisation dating back thousands of years, he said. The archaeological remains at the site, including pottery, beads, seals and craft-related objects, offer valuable insights into the creativity of ancient communities and the evolution of human life, agriculture, craftsmanship and social organisation.
Following the emergence of Haryana links in the Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff firing case, the family of an accused
Digital Desk | Abohar (Punjab), Oct 19 (IANS) Ramesh Bishnoi, cousin of jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, said on Monday that Bollywood superstar Salman Khan should apologise to the Bishnoi community and if he does not, there will be dangerous consequences. The Lawrence Bishnoi gang has an animosity with Salman Khan due to his alleged involvement in the 1998 blackbuck poaching case in Rajasthan during the filming of the blockbuster 'Hum Saath Saath Hain'. The actor was convicted by a trial court in 2018, a verdict he has contested in higher courts, and maintains his innocence. Speaking to IANS in the aftermath of an attack on Tiger Shroff, which the Bollywood star narrowly escaped, Ramesh Bishnoi said, As you heard in the audio, I heard the same thing: That we have stopped him and want to warn him again that anyone who works with Salman Khan could face consequences. He added that he was just quoting the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, These are not my words, Im just citing their emotions on the matter. I want to tell Salman Khans family to give up their stubbornness. This is an issue affecting the entire community, and there is widespread anger within it, he added. Ramesh Bishnoi further said that there was anger within the Bishnoi community, and Lawrence is just expressing the entire communitys anger. Lawrence has no personal dispute with Salman Khan, nor is it a personal dispute with the community. The issue is that he has hurt our religious sentiments. There is widespread anger within the community, he added. He further said Lawrence had offered a straightforward solution to Salman Khan, that he should come forward and apologise, but the actor doesnt want to apologise. Bollywood star Tiger Shroff had a narrow escape on Sunday after three men on a motorcycle opened fire at his car in Mumbais Juhu area, leaving the actors driver injured, the police said. According to Mumbais Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Zone II, Mohit Garg, three rounds were fired at the 36-year-old actors car after he was leaving a playground where he had gone for football practice. The actors driver, who was injured in the incident, was rushed to Nanavati Hospital for treatment, the police said, adding that some others in the area, including an autorickshaw driver, were also hurt. There was panic at the spot of the firing incident, with people running to take shelter after hearing the gunshots. The police cordoned off the crime scene, and the forensic team reached the area to collect evidence. Later, three suspects were arrested, including a minor, by the Rajasthan police in the case on Monday at Kota railway station. Acting on Intelligence that the suspects were travelling to Kota aboard the Pune-Jaipur Express, a police team surrounded and searched the train. The operation was completed in approximately 15 minutes, following which all three suspects were taken into custody. The arrested suspects have been identified as Rehan alias Sukka, a resident of Sonipat in Haryana; Hrithik Kurmi alias Roshan, a resident of Begusarai in Bihar; and a minor. Within hours of the incident, a video clip was circulating on social media in which a man claiming to be Anil Pandit from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang took responsibility for the firing and claimed that it was a warning to Tiger Shroff to stop working with superstar Salman Khan.
Another Srinagar-bound bus attacked, this time in Punjab
New Delhi: A day after a Delhi-Kashmir bus was pelted with stones in Haryana, another case of a similar attack on a Kashmir-bound bus has emerged from Punjab, raising concern over the safety of passengers on the route. The latest incident, according to bus driver Ishfaq Ahmad, occurred on Sunday at 11 pm in Doraha, Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Tiger Shroff Attack: Three Held in Kota as Bishnoi Gang Claim Sparks Bollywood Safety Fears
Three people have been detained in connection with the firing at Tiger Shroffs car in Mumbai, with two men arrested and a 17-year-old juvenile detained in Kota, Rajasthan. The accused, identified as Phool Singh and Rehan, are from Haryana, while the minor is from Bihar. The arrests followed a joint operation by Rajasthans Anti-Gangster Task Force and Kota City Police, acting on inputs from Mumbai Police. Meanwhile, a purported audio clip claiming responsibility and referring to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang has raised fresh security concerns across Bollywood. Disha Patani visited Tiger, while Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis assured strict action against those responsible.
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Tiger Shroff firing case: 3 suspects detained in Rajasthans Kota while fleeing to Nepal
Following a joint intelligence operation between Mumbai and Rajasthan police, three suspects, including a minor, were detained at the Kota railway station after being intercepted aboard a Pune-Jaipur train. The arrests come in connection with a shooting that occurred a day earlier outside Bollywood actor Tiger Shroffs Juhu home, leaving his driver and a bystander injured while the actor escaped unhurt. Identified as Ritik from Bihar and Rehan from Haryana, the suspects reportedly planned to flee to Nepal, as authorities continue verifying a social media claim linking the Lawrence Bishnoi gang to the attack.
Tiger Shroff firing case: 3 suspects detained in Rajasthans Kota while fleeing to Nepal
Following a joint intelligence operation between Mumbai and Rajasthan police, three suspects, including a minor, were detained at the Kota railway station after being intercepted aboard a Pune-Jaipur train. The arrests come in connection with a shooting that occurred a day earlier outside Bollywood actor Tiger Shroffs Juhu home, leaving his driver and a bystander injured while the actor escaped unhurt. Identified as Ritik from Bihar and Rehan from Haryana, the suspects reportedly planned to flee to Nepal, as authorities continue verifying a social media claim linking the Lawrence Bishnoi gang to the attack.
Kota Police nabs 3 shooters in Tiger Shroff firing case; accused were plotting to flee abroad
Kota City Police on Monday apprehended three shooters accused in the firing on the vehicle of Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff in Mumbai's Juhu area. According to the Superintendent of Police Tejaswani Gautam, the accused, who were fleeing to go abroad, were nabbed from Kota Junction railway station in a swift operation based on technical intelligence and physical descriptions. According to SP Gautam, the police received inputs about the accused moving through Kota. A special team was constituted under the supervision of the Additional Superintendent of Police and Circle Officers. The team set up a cordon at the station premises and detained all three suspects. The apprehended accused have been identified as Rehan alias Sukka, son of Raheesuddin, aged 18 years and resident of Idgah Colony, Sonipat, Haryana, and Hrithik Kurmi alias Roshan Fighter, son of Ramu Mahto, aged 22 years, resident of Piprahi, Begusarai, Bihar, currently residing at Andheri West, Mumbai, along with one juvenile boy...
CCTV Captures The Arrest Of Tiger Shroff Shooting Accused In Kota
Three shooters allegedly involved in the assassination attempt on Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff have been caught at Rajasthan's Kota railway station while travelling by train. Two of the accused are from Haryana and one is from Bihar. All three are said to be associated with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Two of the three accused were allegedly hired assailants, while the third is suspected of helping them escape after the attack. One of the accused is a 17-year-old minor from Sonipat, Haryana. The other two have been identified as 22-year-old Hritik Kumar alias Roshan from Begusarai, Bihar, who currently lives in Andheri West, Mumbai, and works as a Rapido rider, and 18-year-old Rehan from Sonipat, Haryana. A joint team of the Rajasthan Anti-Gangster Task Force (AGTF) and Kota City Police nabbed the three shooters based on information provided by Mumbai Police. The accused were caught while travelling on the Pune-Jaipur Express
Video: Lawrence Bishnoi aide Anil Pandit was in touch with suspect, say cops
Speaking to reporters on Monday aftrenoon, Kota SP Tejaswani Gautam said the suspects were identified as Rehan, alias Sukka, from Sonipat in Haryana; Hritik Kurmi, alias Roshan, from Begusarai in Bihar, who had been living in Mumbai for the past few years; and a minor
The Anti-Gangster Task Force and Rajasthan Police arrested three suspects at Kota railway station while they were travelling from Mumbai to Delhi. The accused, who include one person from Maharashtra and two from Haryana, were absconding after shots were fired at Tiger Shroff outside a Juhu football ground.
HPSC HCS Final Result 2026 Released for 102 Posts; Check Marks PDF and Service Allocation List
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After Haryana, Kashmir-bound bus attacked with stones near Ludhiana in Punjab
LUDHIANA, Oct 19: A Srinagar-bound passenger bus was allegedly attacked with stones near Doraha in Punjabs Ludhiana district late Sunday night, leaving its windowpanes shattered but passengers unharmed. The incident occurred less than 24 hours after a similar attack on a Kashmir-bound bus in Haryanas Karnal district injured two people. The latest attack took place [] The post After Haryana, Kashmir-bound bus attacked with stones near Ludhiana in Punjab appeared first on Northlines .
Tiger Shroff Shooting Probe | Minor Among 3 Shooters Nabbed From Kota By The Police
Three men suspected of involvement in the firing incident targeting actor Tiger Shroff have reportedly been apprehended at Rajasthans Kota railway station while travelling by train. Reports say two of the accused are from Haryana and one from Maharashtra, with all three allegedly linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Investigating agencies are also examining whether the attackers were trained shooters who conducted reconnaissance of the actors movements before the incident. The arrests mark a significant reported development as the investigation continues.
Tiger Shooting Probe | All 3 Shooters Nabbed From Kota In Joint Op By Mumbai, Rajasthan Police
Three men suspected of involvement in the firing incident targeting actor Tiger Shroff have reportedly been apprehended at Rajasthans Kota railway station while travelling by train. Reports say two of the accused are from Haryana and one from Maharashtra, with all three allegedly linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Investigating agencies are also examining whether the attackers were trained shooters who conducted reconnaissance of the actors movements before the incident. The arrests mark a significant reported development as the investigation continues.
Dushyant Kumar Gautam takes oath as Sikkim Governor at Lok Bhavan
Newly appointed Sikkim Governor Dushyant Kumar Gautam took oath as the Governor of the state at Lok Bhavan today on Monday. Meanwhile, President Droupadi Murmu on Monday (13 October) appointed four new Governors to the States, naming Sudha Yadav as Karnataka Governor, Dhal Singh Bisen as Uttarakhand Governor, Braj Mohan Ram as Odisha Governor and Dushyant Gautam as Sikkim Governor, according to a statement issued by Rashtrapati Bhavan. Dushyant Gautam, appointed Governor of Sikkim, is a former BJP National General Secretary and former president of the party's Scheduled Caste Morcha. He has served as a councillor in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi and as a Rajya Sabha member. The appointments are part of a broader reshuffle involving six states, with the Governors of Sikkim and Keralam being reassigned to Keralam and Tamil Nadu, respectively. Sudha Yadav, appointed Governor of Karnataka, is a former Lok Sabha MP from Mahendragarh in Haryana and a member of the BJP Parliamentary Board...
Tiger Shroff Firing Incident: Three Alleged Accused Arrested In Kota
KOTA, Oct 19: Three men allegedly involved in the firing at Bollywood actor Tiger Shroffs car in Mumbai have been arrested at Kota railway station in Rajasthan while travelling on the Pune-Jaipur Express, officials said. The accused have been identified as 17-year-old Phool Singh and 18-year-old Rehan, both from Sonipat in Haryana, and 22-year-old Hritik [] The post Tiger Shroff Firing Incident: Three Alleged Accused Arrested In Kota appeared first on Northlines .
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70th National School Games Wushu Cship concludes; J&Ks Moomin Ali clinches gold
Srinagar, Oct 18: The Wushu competitions of the 70th National School Games (NSG) 2026 concluded on Sunday at Government College of Physical Education, Ganderbal, after five days of intense sporting action, featuring talented athletes from approximately 35 States and Union Territories across the country. The concluding day witnessed 32 semifinal bouts, followed by 16 final bouts across different weight categories. The championship culminated in an exciting medal ceremony, celebrating the outstanding performances of young Wushu athletes from across the country. The host Jammu and Kashmir had a memorable moment as Moomin Ali Malik clinched the gold medal after defeating Maharashtra's Avinash Patil in the final bout, bringing glory to the Union Territory. In the overall medal standings, Rajasthan emerged as the top-performing contingent with five gold medals, along with two silver medals. Manipur secured three gold, three silver and one bronze medal, while Chandigarh also claimed three gold and three silver medals. Maharashtra secured two gold medals, while Haryana finished with one gold and two silver medals. Uttar Pradesh also secured one gold medal. The host contingent, Jammu and Kashmir, concluded its campaign with one gold, two silver and five bronze medals, marking a commendable performance against strong competition from across the country. The 70th National School Games Wushu Championship was organised by the Directorate of Youth Services and Sports, Jammu and Kashmir, under the aegis of the School Games Federation of India (SGFI), at the Government College of Physical Education, Ganderbal. The championship commenced on October 15, 2026, and was inaugurated by the Honble Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Omar Abdullah. The event was conducted under the overall supervision and leadership of Director General, Youth Services and Sports, J&K, Anuradha Gupta. The Directorate ensured necessary arrangements, sporting facilities and logistical support for the smooth conduct of the championship. The successful conclusion of the national-level sporting event highlighted Jammu and Kashmir's commitment to promoting sports, nurturing young talent and providing athletes with opportunities to compete at the national level. The championship concluded on a positive note, with athletes showcasing sportsmanship, discipline and competitive spirit throughout the five-day event.
Aryans Group of College students showcase cultural diversity at Dandiya Night
Rajpura (Punjab), Oct 18: Students of Aryans Group of Colleges, Rajpura, near Chandigarh, showcased their talent through vibrant Garba and Dandiya performances during the institutions Dandiya Night 2026 celebrations. Dressed in colourful traditional attire, students filled the campus with music, dance and festive enthusiasm during the Navratri celebrations. They also offered prayers to Maa Durga, seeking her blessings on the auspicious occasion. Dr Anshu Kataria, Chairman of Aryans Group of Colleges, said the institution focused not only on academic excellence but also on the cultural and personal development of students. He said such celebrations promoted unity among students from different states and reflected Indias diversity. Students from around 20 states, including Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Arunachal Pradesh, participated in the event. Students pursuing engineering, law, nursing, pharmacy, physiotherapy, management, computer applications, education and various medical and allied health sciences courses took part in the celebrations. The event also highlighted womens empowerment by providing female students an opportunity to display their talent, confidence and creativity beyond academics.
JKHARA condemns attack on Kashmir-bound bus in Haryana
Srinagar, Oct 18: The Jammu and Kashmir Hotels and Restaurant Association (JKHARA), through its President Babar Chowdhary, has strongly condemned the reported attack on a Jammu and Kashmir-bound passenger bus in Haryana, expressing serious concern over the safety of passengers travelling between Jammu and Kashmir and other parts of the country. Chowdhary said that any act of violence or intimidation against passengers was unacceptable and called upon the Haryana Government and police to ensure a thorough and time-bound investigation, identify those responsible and take strict action against them in accordance with the law. He said passengers travelling for work, business, education and personal reasons must be able to move freely and safely across the country without fear or harassment. Such incidents, he said, raise concerns about passenger safety and require a prompt response from the authorities. JKHARA welcomed the intervention of Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, who took up the matter with the Haryana Government and sought action. The Association urged the authorities to ensure accountability and take preventive measures to avoid a recurrence of such incidents. Chowdhary said the safety and dignity of every passenger must be protected and called for a fair and impartial investigation so that justice is delivered in accordance with the law.
CAIT Kashmir seeks action over attack on J&K-registered bus in Haryana
Srinagar, Oct 18: The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT), Kashmir Chapter, has condemned the reported attack on a Jammu and Kashmir-registered bus in Haryana, urging the governments of both states to ensure the safety of Kashmiri passengers and take action against those responsible. The CAIT Kashmir expressed concern over reports that the bus was pelted with bricks, creating fear and panic among passengers. It said violence, intimidation or abuse directed at people on the basis of their place of origin was unacceptable and contrary to the principles of unity and brotherhood. CAIT said the people of Jammu and Kashmir were equal citizens of India and deserved the same dignity, respect and protection as others. No passenger should feel unsafe while travelling, working or conducting business in any part of the country, it said. They urged the Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister to take up the matter with his Haryana counterpart and seek a fair investigation and adequate safeguards for passengers travelling between J&K and other states. It also called on the Haryana Government and police to establish the facts, identify those involved and initiate legal action against the guilty in accordance with the law. Disagreements over local issues can never justify violence, threats or hostility towards innocent passengers. Every citizen has the right to travel safely and live with dignity anywhere in the country, they said. CAIT further urged the authorities to take preventive measures to avert similar incidents, stressing that the safety, dignity and constitutional rights of the people of Jammu and Kashmir must be protected.
Bus Attack in Haryana: KCCI calls for probe, safety of Kashmiri passengers
Srinagar, Oct 18: The Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) has strongly condemned the reported attack on a Jammu and Kashmir-registered passenger bus travelling from Delhi to Srinagar in Haryana, expressing serious concern over the safety of Kashmiri passengers and alleged threats against vehicles registered in Jammu and Kashmir. According to reports, the bus, carrying around 40 passengers, was halted near a dhaba in Karnal late Saturday night when a group of men allegedly assaulted the driver and pelted the vehicle with stones and bricks, smashing its windows. An elderly Kashmiri passenger was reportedly injured in the incident. The Chamber said the reported attack and threats that Jammu and Kashmir-registered vehicles would not be allowed to operate in Haryana were deeply disturbing. Such actions, if established, are unacceptable and warrant immediate intervention. No individual or group should be permitted to intimidate passengers or restrict the movement of citizens on the basis of their regional identity or vehicle registration. The KCCI urged the Haryana Government and police to conduct a prompt and impartial investigation, identify those responsible and initiate strict legal action. It also called for a fair examination of the reported detention of some passengers following the confrontation and urged the authorities to ensure that the rights of all those involved are protected. The Chamber appealed to the Honble Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Shri Manoj Sinha, and Chief Minister Mr Omar Abdullah to take up the matter with their counterparts and the Haryana administration to ensure a thorough investigation, strict action against those responsible, and adequate safeguards for the safety of Kashmiri passengers and transport operators travelling through other states. The KCCI emphasised that the safety and dignity of every citizen must be protected, irrespective of their place of origin. Incidents of this nature risk undermining public confidence in inter-state travel and the values of unity, mutual respect and brotherhood. The Chamber expressed solidarity with the affected passengers and urged the authorities to ensure justice and take effective preventive measures to avert any recurrence.
JKSA welcomes FIR, police action in attack on Kashmir-bound bus
Srinagar, Oct 18: The Jammu and Kashmir Students Association (JKSA) on Sunday said that the Haryana Police had registered an FIR and rounded up two accused in connection with an attack on a Kashmir-bound passenger bus in Karnal late Saturday night. The bus was allegedly targeted with stones and bricks, smashing its windows and leaving an elderly Kashmiri passenger injured. The Association, in a statement issued, said the bus, operated by Star World Ventures, was travelling from Delhi towards Srinagar and had stopped near Divine Star Dhaba in Karnal at around 10:30 PM on October 17 when the incident took place. Around 40 passengers were reportedly aboard the vehicle. JKSA National Convenor Nasir Khuehami said the Association had immediately taken up the matter with the Haryana Chief Ministers Office and the Director General of Police (DGP), Haryana, seeking urgent intervention, strict action against the perpetrators, and justice for the injured passenger. Following the incident, Khuehami spoke to Rajeev Jaiteley, Media Adviser to Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, and DGP Haryana Ajay Singhal, urging the state authorities to ensure accountability and strengthen measures to protect Kashmiri passengers travelling through the state. The DGP, Haryana, informed Khuehami that an FIR had been registered and the accused had been arrested by the Karnal Police. Meanwhile, Jaiteley conveyed that the state government had taken serious note of the incident and directed the IGP Karnal Range andSSP Karnal to initiate strict action against those responsible. Jaiteley said that, two men, identified as Mohit and Sawan, both residents of Karnal, have been rounded up for questioning in connection with the alleged stone-pelting. The vehicle allegedly used in the incident has also been taken into police custody, and further legal proceedings are underway. Jaiteley assured the JKSA National Convenor that the Haryana government would not tolerate communal intimidation or violence against Kashmiri people and that strict action would be taken against anyone found involved in such acts. JKSA welcomed the police action and the state governments intervention, while urging the Haryana Chief Minister to ensure a fair, impartial, and time-bound investigation. The Association stressed that all those involved must be held accountable in accordance with the law and that the injured passenger must receive justice. Khuehami said that attacks on passengers because of their Kashmiri identity, if motivated by prejudice, strike at the fundamental principles of equality, fraternity, and constitutional citizenship.
Speaker A R Rather calls for measures to ensure passenger safety after Haryana bus attack
Srinagar, Oct 18: Speaker Legislative Assembly and MLA Chrari Sharief Ab Rahim Rather has expressed serious concern over attack on J&K-bound bus in Haryana and has sought stringent action against those involved in the incident. He has called for preventive measures to ensure the safety of passengers. As per a statement, he said the Haryana administration should take prompt and stringent action in accordance with the law against the culprits to ensure these things dont happen again. The statement added that a bus, travelling from Delhi to Srinagar with around 40 passengers on board, was reportedly attacked by unidentified persons near Kurukshetra in Haryana, who allegedly pelted it with stones and bricks. An elderly Kashmiri passenger sustained injuries in the incident.
2 accused detained: Haryana Police
Srinagar, Oct 18:Two persons have been detained and a car seized after a Jammu and Kashmir-registered bus was attacked near a hotel in Haryanas Karnal district, leaving a passenger injured and several windowpanes damaged, Haryana Police said on Sunday. According to news agency ANI, Karnal District Police Control Room received information about an altercation and damage to bus windows at Divine Star Hotel, under the jurisdiction of Butana Police Station, at around 10 pm on October 17. DSP Rajeev Kumar said a police team reached the spot and found that the incident had stemmed from a parking dispute between the bus driver and two local youth travelling in a car. During the altercation, the two youth, identified as Mohit and Sawan, allegedly assaulted a passenger aboard the bus and smashed its windows with bricks, ANI quoted Kumar as having said. Police asked the injured passenger and other occupants of the bus to lodge a formal complaint, but they declined to do so, following which the bus continued towards its destination, the officer said. However, an FIR was subsequently registered after the police received a written complaint from the owner of a local eatery, Kumar said. The two accused have been detained, while the car allegedly involved in the incident has also been seized, he said. Kumar said police had found no other criminal offences during the incident and reiterated their commitment to maintaining law and order and ensuring public safety. The bus driver, speaking to ANI, alleged that one of the youths objected to the vehicle being parked there and used an offensive remark referring to its Jammu and Kashmir registration. He also alleged that the youth assaulted him, damaged the buss front windshield and removed its rear number plate.
Omar Abdullah seeks action over attack on J&K-bound bus in Haryana
Kashmir-bound bus stoned in Haryana; passenger injured
Srinagar, Oct 18: A Srinagar-bound bus was attacked with bricks and stones at a roadside dhaba in Haryana's Karnal district on Saturday night, leaving an elderly passenger injured and the windowpanes of the vehicle smashed, according to the bus operator and videos that went viral on social media. The attack took place at Divine Star Dhaba, near Nilokheri, under the jurisdiction of Butana police station, along the Delhi-Srinagar national highway. The J&K-registered sleeper bus, operated by Star World Ventures, had left Delhi at 4 pm with around 40 passengers on board, its owner said. After the videos surfaced, the Office of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah raised the matter with the Haryana government and sought to ensure the passengers' safety. The Chief Minister's Office has taken up the unfortunate incident involving a J&K-bound bus with the Government of Haryana, conveying concern for the safety and well-being of the passengers, the CMO said. It added that the Haryana administration had assured prompt and stringent action in accordance with the law, and that the J&K Government stands with the affected passengers and is closely monitoring the situation. In a post on X, Omar said, This unfortunate incident should never have taken place. He expressed hope that the Haryana government, led by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, and Haryana Police would catch the culprits and take action so that such incidents do not happen again. Later, in the day, CM Abdullah said the Haryana administration had assured prompt and stringent action in accordance with the law. The J&K Government stands with the affected passengers and is closely monitoring the situation, he said in a post on his official X handle. Adil Bhat, owner of Star World Ventures, told Rising Kashmir over phone that the bus had stopped at the dhaba for dinner. Some passengers who prefer not to eat during a journey stayed inside the bus, he said. Bhat said two men from Haryana, who had come in a Baleno car, got into an argument with the driver and tried to beat him while the passengers were having dinner. They left after the initial altercation but returned on a motorcycle and began smashing the windowpanes with bricks, he said. Bhat alleged that the bus was targeted because it was J&K-registered. The elderly man, who was inside the bus, was injured, he said. The bus later left the spot around 3 am and is scheduled to reach Srinagar by Sunday evening, Bhat said. Political leaders including Apni Party president Altaf Bukhari, CPI(M) MLA M Y Tarigami,PC president Sajad Lone, PDP MLA Waheed Para, J&K BJP spokesperson Altaf Thakur,Awami Ittehad Party, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and Grand Mufti Nasir-ul-Islam Farooqi, among others, condemned the attack and sought strict action against those responsible.
Karnal bus attack: Two detained, vehicle seized
Srinagar, Oct 18: Haryana Police have detained two men after a Srinagar-bound bus was attacked with bricks and stones at a roadside dhaba in Karnal district, leaving an elderly passenger injured and the vehicles windowpanes smashed. The incident took place on Saturday night at Divine Star Dhaba near Nilokheri, along the Delhi-Srinagar National Highway, under the jurisdiction of Butana police station. Police said a preliminary investigation indicated that an argument over parking between the bus driver and a car driver had escalated into a clash. According to Karnal Police, a team reached the spot after receiving information around 10 pm on October 17 and found the bus with its windowpanes broken. Two men, identified as Mohit, the driver of a Maruti Baleno, and his associate Sawan, both residents of Karnal district, were taken into custody. The car was also seized. Police said an FIR was subsequently registered at Butana police station on a written complaint by the dhaba manager, and legal proceedings were underway. They added that no complaint had initially been submitted by the parties and that they had reportedly reached a mutual settlement before the bus left for Srinagar. The police said the preliminary investigation pointed to a sudden dispute over parking and that no evidence had emerged of a hate crime or hostility towards people from a particular state or region. They appealed to the public not to circulate unverified information on social media. The bus, operated by Star World Ventures, had left Delhi around 4 pm on Saturday with approximately 40 passengers on board. Its owner, Adil Bhat, told Rising Kashmir that the vehicle had stopped at the dhaba for dinner when an argument broke out between the driver and two men who had arrived in a car. Bhat alleged that the men initially left after the altercation but returned on a motorcycle and began smashing the bus windows with bricks. He said an elderly passenger inside the vehicle sustained injuries. He also alleged that the bus was targeted because it was registered in Jammu and Kashmir. The bus reportedly resumed its journey around 3 am on Sunday. Meanwhile, the Office of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah took up the incident with the Haryana government, expressing concern over the safety and well-being of the passengers. In a post on X, Omar said the incident should never have happened and expressed hope that Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini and the state police would ensure appropriate action against those responsible to prevent similar incidents. The Chief Ministers Office said the Haryana administration had assured prompt and stringent action in accordance with the law. It added that the Jammu and Kashmir government was standing with the affected passengers and closely monitoring the situation. Several political leaders and organisations in Jammu and Kashmir condemned the incident and called for action against those responsible. Those expressing concern included Peoples Conference president Sajad Lone, PDP MLA Waheed Para, J&K BJP spokesperson Altaf Thakur, Apni Party president Altaf Bukhari, CPI(M) MLA M.Y. Tarigami, the Awami Ittehad Party, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and Grand Mufti Nasir-ul-Islam Farooqi. The incident sparked concern over passenger safety, while police maintained that the available preliminary findings pointed to a parking dispute rather than a targeted hate crime.
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A Kashmir-bound passenger bus was attacked in Haryana, resulting in the injury of an elderly traveller. The event drew widespread condemnation from various political and religious figures in Jammu and Kashmir. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah reported that the Haryana government assured him of swift action. Authorities in Karnal claimed to have detained two suspects involved in the incident. Calls for strict measures against those responsible have echoed throughout the region.
Digital Desk | New Delhi/Chandigarh, Oct 18 (IANS) Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Sunday responded to Jammu and Kashmir counterpart Omar Abdullah over an alleged stone-pelting incident involving a Union Territory-bound registered bus travelling from Delhi to Srinagar, saying that the matter was promptly investigated and two accused persons had been arrested. The exchange followed Abdullah's repost on social media platform X of a report alleging that stones and bricks were hurled at a Kashmir-bound bus near Kurukshetra in Haryana in what was described as a suspected hate crime. Responding to Abdullah, CM Saini assured that the safety of every citizen and every person visiting Haryana remained the state government's top priority. The safety of every citizen and every person visiting the state is our highest priority. Mr. Omar Abdullah, Haryana Police ensured immediate action in this matter, CM Saini said on X. Clarifying the circumstances surrounding the incident, the Haryana Chief Minister said the police investigation had revealed that the altercation was triggered by a parking dispute between two vehicle drivers. The police investigation has revealed that the altercation was merely a parking dispute between two vehicle drivers. An FIR has been registered in the matter and both accused have been arrested, he added. He said that further legal proceedings in the case were underway. Earlier, Abdullah had expressed concern over the incident and urged the Haryana government and police to take strict action against those responsible. This unfortunate incident should never have taken place. I hope the Haryana government led by Nayab Singh Saini and Haryana Police catch the culprits and take action to ensure these things don't happen again, the Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister said on X. The social media post accompanying his remarks alleged that stones and bricks were pelted at a Jammu and Kashmir-registered bus travelling on the Delhi-Srinagar route near Kurukshetra in Haryana in an alleged hate crime. Meanwhile, Jammu and Kashmir National Conference (JKNC) Spokesperson Imran Nabi Dar in the X post also condemned the incident and sought action against those involved. One elderly Kashmiri man was injured in the attack, leaving families helpless and terrified. We condemn the murderous attack on innocent people and demand action against the perpetrators, Dar said on X. He also urged the Haryana Police to take cognisance of the incident, identify those responsible and initiate appropriate action against them.
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RSS social work is most impactful, a source of inspiration for youth: German politician Rahul Kumar
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 18 (IANS) On the occasion of the centenary year of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), Rahul Kumar, Deputy Head of the city of Frankfurt in Germany and the first person of Indian origin to become an Asian City Parliament member, highly praised the organisations social work in connection with the book Hundred Years Young: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. Asked about his experience with the RSS and which aspects of its work had influenced him the most in the context of the book, the German politician said, The social work of the RSS is the most impactful thing, especially for the youth. Here in Germany, we do not have the RSS; we have the HSS, and it is working here in Europe and in Germany as well. Since I was a child, I have been watching their activities. They organise cultural programmes and take up many projects for the youth. This was very impactful for me and also for my elder brother. Commenting on the book Hundred Years Young: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, Rahul Kumar said, This book is perhaps an inspiration for the youth. If they read that a person of Indian origin has become the first Indian Asian City Parliament member in an international city like Frankfurt, it will be an inspiration. My goal was to give this spiritual and inspirational feeling that is in our blood; we have to feel it. In every Indian, in every person of Indian origin, there is the feeling of Bharat Mata, and you have to feel it. And I think then all the challenges that come in the future will not be as difficult as they were earlier. When asked how his personal experiences had helped him understand the RSS better and whether direct dialogue and conversation could help people develop a deeper understanding of the organisation, Rahul Kumar said that to feel the warmth of water, one has to step into the water. Therefore, to know about the RSS or the HSS, one has to connect with people. For me, RSS means Right, Seva and Satsang, he said. On the RSS completing 100 years and its contribution to nation-building, social service, discipline and the development of leadership qualities among the youth, Rahul Kumar said, It has been a long journey, but I think it was not an easy journey for the organisation because they faced many challenges. Completing 100 years while walking on the same path of humanity, service and culture is not easy. So, I feel that completing these 100 years is a big achievement for me, for the RSS and for the entire community as well. On India-Germany relations, Rahul said the ties are very friendly. There are frequent visits of delegations from both sides. I think two months ago the Chief Minister of our state of Hessen was in Maharashtra. He signed state-level agreements. One and a half years ago, I was in India with our state delegation, and we signed several state-level Letters of Intent with Uttarakhand and Haryana. Speaking about Indian culture, Rahul Kumar said they do not live it in the same way as it is lived in India. Festivals like Diwali and Holi mean a lot to us. When we say Diwali and Holi, a smile comes on our face; we can feel the colours and the joy. It is not the same when we talk about some German cultures or German festivals. How will the people living here in Germany or Europe, especially the younger generation, connect with their own country from where our parents came? I think this bridge has been very well built through the HSS, through cultural activities for children, so that they can connect with our values, with where we truly come from. He added, I was nominated as the Deputy Head of the city of Frankfurt just a few weeks ago, so now I have one more role. It is more administrative in natureconnecting people and also solving their problems at the local level. This is something I would like to do because it connects a very large number of people from different communities. So, I think it will be a good opportunity, not only for me but also for all those associated with me, to know more about my culture, my thoughts and my perspectives that I have developed here in Germany, including my projects with India. Rahul Kumar further said, In the last few years, India has had a very good international representation across the world, including in Europe. Everyone knows about our culture and our festivals. But the suggestion I would give, or what I am focusing on for next year, is to connect the youth of the world even more. There are many young people whose parents are from India or who were born in India and later moved to other countries. On how Prime Minister Modis focus on youth empowerment, entrepreneurship and innovation can help India become a developed nation and create new opportunities for the younger generation, Rahul Kumar said, I cannot say how India can become one, because I think India is already among the top countries in the world. Everyone is talking about India, about AI, about the youth, about start-ups and here in Europe and Germany we can see that so many people from abroad are coming to Germany and doing well.
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This is an Incident of Hate: Sajad Lone Condemns Attack on DelhiSrinagar Bus
SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Conference president and Handwara MLA Sajad Lone on Sunday condemned the attack on a DelhiSrinagar passenger bus in Haryana, describing it as a hate-driven act of violence against civilians and calling for strict legal action against those responsible. In a statement, Lone said the targeting of a bus carrying ordinary []
Two locals arrested for attacking Delhi-Srinagar bus in Haryana
The police on Sunday, October 18, arrested two men for allegedly pelting a Delhi-Srinagar bus with stones and bricks near Kurukshetra in Haryana late the previous night. The incident reportedly left an elderly Kashmiri passenger injured and caused damage to the vehicle. Speaking to the media, DSP Rajeev Kumar said that the Karnal District Police Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Strict Legal Action Must be Taken: Mirwaiz on Bus Attack in Haryana
SRINAGAR: Mirwaiz-e-Kashmir Moulvi Mohammad Umar Farooq has expressed concern over the reported attack on a Kashmir-bound passenger bus in Haryana, urging the authorities to ensure the safety of Kashmiri travellers and take strict legal action against those responsible. In a post on X, Mirwaiz said an elderly passenger was injured in the incident, while other []
'Atankwadi gaadi nikal yahan se': Delhi-Srinagar bus driver recounts threats, assault in Haryana
National Hockey: Haryana, Punjab, MP, UP In Semis
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Midnight Attack on KashmirBound Bus in Haryana Sparks Outrage, Demands for Strict Action
The bus, operated by Kashmirbased Star World Ventures, was travelling from Delhi to Srinagar with nearly 40 passengers on board when unidentified persons allegedly abused the driver and began pelting stones and bricks at the vehicle
Two held in Haryana for allegedly attacking Srinagar-bound bus
Kashmir leaders condemn attack; Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said his office had taken up the matter with the Haryana government
Haryana: CBI Exposes Rs 2.41 Crore Fake Job Racket
The CBI has registered an FIR against five individuals for allegedly defrauding Haryana villagers of Rs 2.41 crore in a sophisticated fake government job scam. Aspirants underwent fake tests, medical exams, police verifications, and even a three-month raining programme, believing they had secured government positions, only to discover they were duped by individuals posing as politically connected figures.
2 injured after stones thrown at J&K-bound bus in Haryanas Karnal, 2 held
Two Held For Stone-Pelting On J and K Bus In Karnal
Two men were rounded up in Karnal, Haryana, for allegedly throwing stones at a Jammu and Kashmir-bound bus following a parking dispute. The incident, which left a passenger and a dhaba employee injured, prompted a reaction from J and K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, who confirmed Haryana's assurance of prompt action. Police clarified the incident was a result of a parking altercation and not a hate crime.
Kashmiri Bus Attacked in Haryana, BJP, AIP and Mirwaiz Demand Action
Two men have been rounded up after a stone-throwing attack on a Srinagar-bound bus in Karnal left a passenger and a dhaba employee injured.
JLR India expands presence in Delhi, Gurugram, sees NCR as key market
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) India is expanding its retail presence in the National Capital Region, with the luxury automaker relocating to a bigger integrated facility in Delhi and opening a new outlet in Gurugram, seeing it as a key growth market. The Tata Group-owned automaker's Managing Director, Rajan Amba said the move strengthens JLR's retail presence in the region, terming it an important market. Delhi remains an important market for JLR India, Amba said, adding, This integrated facility reflects our unwavering focus on delivering world-class retail and after-sales services in key growth markets. With the addition of the Gurugram dealership, JLR India's retail network now extends to 33 outlets across 26 cities nationwide. The luxury carmaker, in partnership with AMP Motors, has relocated its dealership to a larger integrated facility on Mathura Road in South Delhi and opened a new sales outlet in Gurugram, Haryana. During June quarter (Q1), the company retailed 1,665 vehicl
JLR India expands retail presence in Delhi, Gurugram; sees NCR as key market
The luxury carmaker, in partnership with AMP Motors, has relocated its dealership to a larger integrated facility on Mathura Road in South Delhi and opened a new sales outlet in Gurugram, Haryana
