The big news: In Gujarat, Narendra Modi accuses Congress of looting people, and 9 other top stories
Other headlines: All accused in 2016 Kopardi gangrape case were sentenced to death, and North Korea fired a ballistic missile that can reach any part of US.
A look at the headlines right now:
- Congress is anti-Narmada, Narendra Modi says at Morbi rally: The prime minister accused the Congress of being elitist and mentioned a picture of Indira Gandhi covering her nose after a flood in the district.
- Ahmednagar court sentences all three accused in 2016 Kopardi gangrape case to death: The three men had been convicted of the crime on November 18.
- North Korea fires ballistic missile that can reach all of US, Kim Jong-un declares nuclear statehood: The launch came days after Washington imposed fresh sanctions on Pyongyang.
- Child in Karnataka dies after setting herself ablaze while imitating act in TV serial: The seven-year-old’s mother said she had filed a police complaint because she wanted other parents to be careful.
- NBC News sacks ‘Today’ show anchor Matt Lauer over allegation of sexual misconduct: The company received a detailed complaint against Lauer on Monday night about his ‘inappropriate sexual behaviour in the workplace’.
- I asked the court for freedom, but I am not free yet, says Hadiya: The homeopathy student said she hoped her college did not become a prison for her.
- Father, brother among four arrested in Muzaffarnagar for allegedly raping woman: The woman had eloped with a 32-year-old man in July.
- BCCI fined Rs 52.24 crore for anti-competitive practices relating to IPL media rights: The fine was imposed by the Competition Commission of India.
- Technology should be used more to empower women, says Ivanka Trump at business summit in Hyderabad: The US president’s adviser said that women comprise half of the world’s population and that ‘their issues’ needed to be taken seriously.
- Saudi prince accused of graft freed after he paid $1 billion as settlement, says official: Miteb bin Abdullah was arrested on November 4 along with dozens of other high-ranking officials during an anti-corruption crackdown.