A look at the headlines right now:
- Ensure schools and colleges reopen in a week in Kashmir, Rajnath Singh tells security officials: The Union home minister reportedly asked forces to crack down on those instigating violence in the Valley.
- FIR against AAP MLA Somnath Bharti after scuffle with security staff at AIIMS: The legislator claimed that the hospital had blocked access to public space and 'denied legitimate access' to residents of Gautam Nagar, Delhi.
- Stanislas Wawrinka downs Novak Djokovic in four sets to win his third Grand Slam in US Open: The Swiss' two other Grand Slam wins had also came against the World No. 1 from Serbia.
- Arvind Kejriwal can't tell basmati from paddy, Sukhbir Singh Badal says about AAP's farmer manifesto: Punjab's deputy chief minister said Delhi chief minister did not understand the state's rural ethos.
- 55 arrested as Sikh group forcibly enters UK gurdwara where mixed-faith wedding was to take place: The police are treating this as a case of 'aggravated trespass' after witnesses reported that the men were armed.
- Stop using Galaxy Note7 immediately, Samsung tells customers after global recall: Several airlines across the world banned the device after reports of the smartphone catching fire surfaced.
- 13 people killed and 203 injured in Tanzania earthquake: Images shared on social media platforms show damage to buildings in the city of Bukoba, one of the worst affected by the quake.
- Centre to send ministers to the 68 countries the Narendra Modi government has not visited yet: Home Affairs Minister Rajnath Singh will also make a trip to the US and Russia next week to discuss terrorism.
- Delhi government's education reform plan excludes primary students, claims plea in High Court: The bench directed the administration to reply to the petition on its 'Chunauti reform' and asked municipal corporations to weigh in on the matter.
- Cricketer Praveen Kumar joins Samajwadi Party: He said Uttar Pradesh chief minister Akhilesh Yadav had done a lot for sportspersons in the state.
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