A look at the headlines right now:
- Violence erupts again in Uttar Pradesh’s Kasganj as mob sets shops, buses on fire, 49 arrested: Earlier, the cremation of the youth killed in the clashes on Friday was delayed as people demanded he be declared a martyr.
- Bomb blast in Afghanistan’s Kabul kills 63, injures at least 151: The Taliban have claimed responsibility for the attack.
- CSK gets Karn Sharma, RCB retain Yuzvendra Chahal: Stokes went to RR for 12.5 crore, Ashwin to KXIP for 7.6 crore, while Gayle was unsold, and Jaipur is now eligible to host IPL games.
- Curfew in Assam’s Maibang leaves train commuters stranded following death of two protestors in police firing: The protestors were demonstrating against an RSS activist’s purported comment that the Naga Accord showed Dima Hasao district as part of Nagalim.
- Thirteen killed, three injured as bus falls into river in Kolhapur: The incident took place around 11.45 pm on Friday.
- Is governance getting too centralised, asks Raghuram Rajan during interview with The Economic Times: The former RBI governor told the government that it needed to protect the privacy of the Aadhaar data.
- Spain asks its top court to block Catalan leader Puigdemont’s bid to become regional president again: Carles Puigdemont, who has fled to Belgium, faces arrest in Spain for rebellion, sedition and misuse of public funds.
- J&K police misinterpreted intelligence input, to let off woman suspected of plotting suicide attack: Police have contacted her family and will send her back as there is no case against her in Kashmir or Maharashtra.
- Pakistani-origin UK lawmaker leads protests in London to call for Kashmir, Khalistan freedom: Protestors planned the ‘black day’ demonstration to coincide with India’s Republic Day.
- Congress did the same to our leaders, says BJP about Rahul Gandhi’s Republic Day seat allotment: Rahul Gandhi thinks he is a ‘super VVIP’, BJP spokesperson GVL Narasimha Rao said.
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