The big news: Modi, Rahul Gandhi tour Gujarat as campaign for polls ends, and 9 other top stories
Other headlines: The accused in Kerala law student’s murder was found guilty, and the SC reserved its order on the review plea of a Delhi gangrape case convict.
A look at the headlines right now:
- Denied permission for roadshow, Modi travels in seaplane on last day of campaign for Gujarat elections: Rahul Gandhi, also campaigning in the state, questioned Modi’s silence on the 2016 attack on four Dalits in Una.
- Ernakulam court finds accused Ameerul Islam guilty of Kerala law student’s rape and murder: The prosecution has demanded the death sentence for the convict.
- Supreme Court reserves order on review petition filed by one of the convicts in the Delhi 2012 gangrape case: The review plea alleged that the convict, Mukesh, was tortured and coerced into giving a statement.
- Six people, including father-in-law, sentenced to death for killing Dalit man in Tamil Nadu’s Tirupur: The court acquitted his mother-in-law and two others for lack of evidence.
- Chinese troops, which usually go back in the winter, stay put at Doklam this year, say reports: Over 1,600 Chinese troops are still present in the region, with enough new infrastructure to see them through the winter.
- Suspect in New York explosion a Bangladeshi immigrant, mayor calls it an ‘attempted terror attack’: President Donald Trump reiterated that the United States ‘must fix its lax immigration system’.
- Condom advertisements to only be aired between 10 pm and 6 am after Centre issues advisory: The information and broadcasting ministry said it had issued the notification based on complaints made by viewers.
- Markets slide after three sessions of gains amid cautious trading ahead of inflation data: Both the Sensex and the Nifty 50 declined over 0.4% each.
- Jammu-Srinagar Highway closed due to heavy rain, snowfall, flight operations suspended: There was very heavy snowfall in the hills of Doda, in Kishtwar, Ramban, Kathua, Rajouri, Reasi and Poonch districts.
- Comptroller and Auditor General pulls down parts of audit reports on Defence Ministry’s request: The deleted portion included data on Indo-China border roads, arms management, the Army Aviation Corps’ functioning and a deficit of armoured vehicles.