The big news: One civilian killed in Kashmir during protests, and nine other top stories
Other headlines: Kejriwal asked AAP councillors to record any offers from the BJP, and a man with knives was arrested near London’s Parliament.
A look at the headlines right now:
- Civilian killed in Kupwara after protestors clash with security forces: A group of people had gathered seeking the bodies of two militants who had attacked an Army camp and killed three soldiers earlier in the day.
- After MCD poll rout, Kejriwal tells AAP councillors to record any offers they get from BJP: Punjab in-charge Sanjay Singh, co-observer Durgesh Pathak and several others resigned after the party’s massive loss in Delhi.
- Man with knives arrested near Houses of Parliament in London, say Metropolitan Police: The suspect was detained under the Terrorism Act.
- Making Aadhaar mandatory is assault on individuals’ autonomy over their bodies, petitioners tell SC: Arguing against making it a must for income tax returns, lawyer Shyam Divan said it would alter relationship between the republic and its citizens
- Centre to form all-women battalion to deal with stone-pelters in Jammu and Kashmir: It will be part of the five India Reserve battalions planned for the restive state.
- Pakistan insists Kulbhushan Jadhav’s trial was conducted in a ‘transparent’ manner: Delhi has asked Islamabad to produce a certificate on the health condition of the former Indian Navy officer.
- HRD Ministry seeks Aadhaar numbers from college, university teachers, says report: The move is said to be aimed at removing ‘ghost’ teachers from the ministry’s database.
- IIM-Ahmedabad director Ashish Nanda resigns citing ‘personal reasons’: The institute’s chairman Kumar Mangalam Birla requested him to continue till September 1 for a smooth transition.
- Pakistan rejects India’s demand for re-investigation into 26/11, says it is ‘not possible’: The case trial is already at an advanced state, Pakistan said.
- United Airlines will offer $10,000 to passengers giving up seats on overbooked flights: The company also promised not to call law enforcement to ask customers to leave an aircraft.