A look at the headlines right now:
- Six civilians killed in explosion at encounter site in Kulgam: Three suspected militants were killed and two soldiers were injured in a gunfight between security forces in Laroo village.
- Train services resume after police remove protestors from railway tracks: The residents of Joda Phatak, protesting at the accident site since Friday night, injured two police personnel during a clash.
- CBI names Rakesh Asthana, its second-in-command, in bribery case: He is accused of accepting a Rs 2-crore bribe from businessman Moin Qureshi.
- Four women forced to abandon trek to Sabarimala shrine amid protests: There have been protests outside the shrine since Wednesday, when the temple opened to devotees for the first time since the Supreme Court order.
- Thousands of people march in London seeking second referendum on Brexit deal: The march was the biggest show of public opposition to government policy since the anti-Iraq war protest in 2003.
- Kerala Crime Branch book former CM Oommen Chandy for alleged sexual abuse: The case was filed after Saritha Nair, an accused in the scam, submitted a complaint with the special investigation team.
- Chhattisgarh Police detain three journalists reporting on elections for eight hours: The police said this was part of regular check-ups and claimed the reporters had not been detained.
- Delhi air quality remains ‘very poor’, will worsen over next few days: According to the Centre-run SAFAR, the overall Air Quality Index of Delhi on Sunday was 321.
- BJP declares first list of 77 candidates in Chhattisgarh, denies ticket to 14 sitting MLAs: Chief Minister Raman Singh will contest from his current Assembly seat Rajnandgaon.
- At least 18 dead, more than 100 injured after train is derailed in Taiwan: Defence forces are helping rescue personnel.
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