The big news: Modi says he might have to pay price for fighting corruption, and 9 other top stories
Other headlines: A Congress leader said the party’s presidential poll was rigged, and Delhi recorded the highest number of crimes against women in 2016.
A look at the headlines right now:
- Ready to pay political price for path against corruption, says Prime Minister Narendra Modi: He added that the country’s positive attitude in the current scenario has never been seen before and claimed that every one trusts the government now.
- Congress leader says party presidential poll rigged to favour Rahul Gandhi: Shehzad Poonawalla urged Gandhi to resign as the party’s vice-president and contest as an ordinary member of Congress.
- Delhi records highest cases of crimes against women in 2016, Lucknow and Jaipur follow, says NCRB data: Cases of crimes against children have increased hugely, by 19.6% between 2014 and 2016.
- United States asks all nations to cut ties with North Korea after latest missile test: Washington urged China to cut off oil supply to North Korea during an emergency United Nations Security Council meeting.
- Three militants shot dead in encounter in Jammu and Kashmir’s Budgam district: An Army jawan was injured in another operation in Sopore in North Kashmir’s Baramulla district.
- Storm Ockhi likely to move closer to Lakshadweep by evening, says IMD: The cyclonic storm is expected to reach the severe status by Friday evening, the meteorological department said.
- Chandigarh rape survivor should not have boarded auto as 3 men were already in it, says MP Kirron Kher: Women need to be more careful about such things, the actor-turned politician said.
- Economy poised to pick up as effect of GST, demonetisation fades, polls say: Sensex falls over 220 points, Nifty trades under 10,300 ahead of release of GDP data.
- ‘Focus on terror in UK,’ says Donald Trump after Theresa May denounced his anti-Muslim retweets: The videos were tweeted by a leader of the far-right Britain First party and have not been verified yet.
- Remove ‘university’ from names today or lose deemed status, UGC tells 29 institutes: The University Grants Commission gave the institutes till 4 pm on November 30 to comply with the order.