A look at the headlines right now:

  1. Fake gau rakshaks make me angry, says Narendra Modi at town hall meet: Ravi Shankar Prasad lauded the Centre's digital initiative on its second anniversary.
  2. Not a single person said my remarks were wrong, Manohar Parrikar says on comments about Aamir Khan: According to the defence minister, some people, who have sympathy for anti-social elements, are trying to spread hatred against the Bharatiya Janata Party.
  3. Hingonia cow deaths: CM Vasundhara Raje meets inspection team, says she will visit site after 4 days: The state government suspended two officials for negligence leading to the death of more than 500 cows at the Jaipur cattle shelter.
  4. Police carry out controlled explosion on unidentified package at men's cycling event at Olympics: A loud blast was heard near the finishing line, raising concern that was later dismissed by officials.
  5. Vijay Rupani will be sworn in as chief minister of Gujarat at 12.40 pm today: The Bharatiya Janata Party leader met Governor OP KOhli to stake his claim to form the state's government on Saturday.
  6. Omar Abdullah says Centre is misleading the Supreme Court on Kashmir issue: The National Conference President took a jab at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, asking when the Centre would wake up to the Valley's reality.
  7. Bail granted to ex-BJP leader Dayashankar Singh, who made derogatory comments about Mayawati: The court asked the former vice president of BJP's Uttar Pradesh unit to furnish two bonds of Rs 50,000 each.
  8. Mahad bridge collapse toll rises to 24 as fresh round of rescue operations begin: Two more bodies, both of men, were found in the Savitri river early Saturday morning.
  9. Delhi court issues non-bailable warrant against Vijay Mallya in cheque-bouncing case: Metropolitan Magistrate Sumeet Anand asked the former liquor baron to appear on November 4 and said that coercive steps are needed to ensure his appearance.
  10. Assam court summons Rahul Gandhi in criminal defamation case: In his complaint, RSS volunteer Anjan Bora had said the Congress vice president tried to spoil the image of the organisation by spreading lies.