A look at the headlines right now:
- Pakistan is mothership of terrorism, Narendra Modi says at Brics meet: He pushed for adoption of the CCIT, which will make it mandatory for signatory nations to deny funds and safe haven to terrorist and militant groups.
- China successfully launches its longest-ever manned mission to space: The two astronauts will spend 30 days on board the spacecraft before it is scheduled to return to earth.
- Omar Abdullah detained for security checks at New York airport: The former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister spent two hours in additional checks after his arrival in the US on Monday.
- JNU student goes missing after brawl with ABVP members in hostel: A case of kidnapping has been registered, though students gave conflicting accounts about the altercation.
- Actor Rajinikanth visits Apollo Hospital to meet Jayalalithaa: Pon Radhakrishnan, minister of state for shipping, said Narendra Modi would also make a trip to Chennai to visit her soon.
- Reliance Jio reiterates demand for interconnection ports from Vodafone and Idea: The new entrant accused its telecom operator rivals of ‘unlawful and illegal delay’, because of which its customers experienced more call drops.
- Syrian rebels take back Dabiq from Islamic State group: The Turkish-backed groups claimed that they have also recaptured the neighbouring village of Soran.
- Arnab Goswami to get security cover over threats from 'Pakistan-based terrorists', says Hindustan Times report: The Times Now journalist will have 20 guards, including two personal security officers, to protect him round-the-clock.
- Personal laws need to comply with the Constitution, Arun Jaitley says about the triple talaq debate: The financial minister said the Supreme Court was only studying the validity of the practice.
- Major Maoist attack on National Capital Region thwarted, 10 suspects arrested: Security personnel recovered a huge cache of arms and ammunition.
Limited-time offer: Big stories, small price. Keep independent media alive. Become a Scroll member today!
Our journalism is for everyone. But you can get special privileges by buying an annual Scroll Membership. Sign up today!