The big news: India adds two gold medals to its Commonwealth Games tally, and nine other top stories
Other headlines: Tamil actors began a day-long protest to demand the Cauvery board, and two Shiv Sena leaders were killed in Ahmednagar.
A look at the headlines right now:
- Sixteen-year-old Manu Bhaker clinches gold in shooting with dominant display, Sidhu bags silver: Bhaker broke the Commonwealth Games record, while Punam Yadav won India’s fifth gold medal in weightlifting.
- Tamil actors start protest to demand Cauvery board, Rajinikanth urges Chennai Super Kings to wear arm bands: Leading personalities of the Tamil film industry started a day-long protest in the state capital on Sunday morning.
- Two Shiv Sena leaders shot dead in Ahmednagar, NCP legislator among four arrested: The murders took place hours after the result of the civic bye-poll to Kedgaon was announced.
- Cross-border terrorism makes holding a SAARC summit difficult, says India: A summit of the Indian subcontinent nations was last held in 2014.
- SP and BSP will ally for 2019 General Elections, Akhilesh Yadav tells NDTV: The two Uttar Pradesh rivals had tied up to defeat the BJP in bye-polls in March.
- Several feared dead in possible chemical attack on rebel-held Douma town in Syria: The US state department said Russia should be held responsible if toxic gas had been used. There is no confirmation of the toll yet.
- Kerala governor withholds assent to bill regularising admissions of 180 MBBS students: The state Assembly had passed the bill on Wednesday, with support from both the ruling coalition and the Opposition.
- One killed as fire breaks out at Trump Tower: Four firefighters were also injured in the blaze.
- Two people killed, dozens injured after vehicle drives into crowd in Germany: The driver reportedly shot himself after the crash.
- RSS affiliate alleges conflict of interest after Gates foundation head nominated to RBI board: The Swadeshi Jagran Manch said stricter guidelines should be in place to ensure that government policies were not influenced by external groups.