The big news: Modi pays tribute to 26/11 attack victims in Mann Ki Baat, and nine other top stories
Other headlines: A former Navy chief asked for a probe into the death of CBI judge Loya, and witnesses in the Egypt attack said they saw gunmen with ISIS flags.
A look at the headlines right now:
- Narendra Modi pays tribute to victims of 26/11 attacks in Mann Ki Baat: Union minister Arun Jaitley criticised Pakistan for releasing militant leader Hafiz Saeed two days ago, while Mumbai increased security ahead of memorial meetings.
- Former judge urges Bombay HC chief justice to set up probe into CBI judge Loya’s death: Former Navy chief L Ramdas also sought a probe into Judge Loya’s death, and wrote to Chief Justice Dipak Misra.
- Gunmen in Egypt mosque attack flashed Islamic State flag, witnesses tell officials: No group has claimed responsibility yet for the attack that killed over 300 people.
- Congress-Hardik Patel pact will not affect the BJP, says Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani: The BJP leader accused the Congress of deceiving people about reservation for the Patidar community.
- Pakistan Army summoned as police operation fails to remove agitators; over 200 injured, some dead: After Islamabad, the anti-blasphemy protests started spreading to some other cities by Saturday evening.
- Second phase of voting for Uttar Pradesh civic body elections underway: Voting began for nearly 3,800 posts in six municipal corporations, 51 municipal councils and 132 nagar panchayats.
- At least two killed, 30 injured in powerful explosion at factory in China’s Ningbo city: The cause of the blast has not yet been determined.
- Nepal goes to polls for the first time since monarchy gave way to democracy: Around 32 lakh voters are eligible to participate in the first phase of voting.
- Dr Kafeel Khan cleared of graft, still faces attempt to murder charge for Gorakhpur hospital deaths: The doctor, who was named in the chargesheet filed on Friday, was in charge of the acute encephalitis syndrome ward where the children died.
- Zimbabwe’s ousted president Robert Mugabe to get $10-million payout, military protection, say reports: He and his family will also be given immunity from prosecution.