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Multiple documents allowed in Bihar SIR voter friendly: SC
Supreme Court views Election Commission's expanded document list for Bihar voter verification as voter-friendly. The court is examining the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process, balancing constitutional rights and electoral inclusion while considering potential challenges to voter eligibility.

Shankaracharya to field candidates for Bihar elections: ‘Will reveal their names after…’
Shankaracharya Swami Avimukteshwaranand Saraswati announced support for independent candidates in Bihar assembly polls who prioritize cow protection. Criticizing political parties for their inaction on cow slaughter, he emphasized the need for candidates committed to this cause. He plans to field one candidate in each of the 243 constituencies and launched the "Gau Raksha Sankalp Yatra" to advocate for cow welfare.

‘I’m with you.. new dawn coming’: Modi’s reassuring word to crisis-hit Manipur
PM Modi visited Manipur, addressing ethnic violence that killed 260 and displaced 60,000. He appealed for peace between Metei and Kuki-Zo communities, promising support, laying foundation stones for development projects, and expressing hope for a peaceful, prosperous future.

‘Killed with cooker, throat slit’: Two domestic workers arrested for Hyderabad woman's murder
Two domestic workers arrested for brutally murdering 50-year-old Renu Agarwal in Hyderabad, hitting her with a cooker, slitting her throat, and stealing gold jewelry. Suspects were traced to Jharkhand and are being brought back for investigation.

Army conducts first aid, CPR training and cleanliness drive in Arunachal district
The Indian Army marked World First Aid Day in Arunachal Pradesh's Shi-Yomi district with a dual initiative focusing on lifesaving medical training and environmental cleanliness. Over 200 civilians participated in first aid sessions, while a waste management campaign emphasized the importance of hygiene and tourism. The Army plans ongoing support for community cleanliness and training efforts under its Op Sadhbhavna initiative.

IMD warns of heavy rain in Arunachal from Sunday
The India Meteorological Department has issued heavy rainfall warnings for multiple districts in Arunachal Pradesh, including an 'Orange' alert for certain areas and a 'Red' warning for others. Residents are urged to remain cautious of potential waterlogging, flash floods, and landslides. Rainfall is expected to continue into the week, affecting various regions with varying intensities.
ITR filing deadline: Income Tax deadline to extend? IT department shares update
Over 6 crore tax returns filed with two days left before the September 15 deadline. Income Tax Department urges remaining taxpayers to file quickly, offering 24/7 helpdesk support for assistance with ITR filing.

5-year-old girl killed, two injured after school bus accident in Rajasthan’s Karauli
A 5-year-old girl died and two others were injured when a school bus hit them near a school gate in Rajasthan's Karauli. The driver fled, sparking protests from villagers who blocked roads and demanded compensation and action against the school.

1.5 hours by road: Why PM Modi skipped helicopter ride to Manipur's Churachandpur
PM Modi traveled by road for 1.5 hours to Churachandpur due to rainfall, meeting displaced residents. He appealed for peace among ethnic groups, promised government support, and laid foundation stones for 19 projects worth Rs 7,300 crores to aid Manipur's recovery.

Small things sometimes blow up if not resolved on time, says Adityanath citing Nepal
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath addressed the recent unrest in Nepal, highlighting the importance of addressing small issues before they escalate. Speaking at a medical institute event, he urged public representatives to listen to grievances and emphasized the need for sensitivity in healthcare. The article also notes the violent protests in Nepal that led to significant political changes and casualties.

UP: Eidgah committee seeks NSA against man held for Facebook post against Prophet Muhammad, Quran
The Eidgah committee in Shahjahanpur has demanded the application of the National Security Act against an individual arrested for posting objectionable comments about Prophet Muhammad and the Quran on social media. The committee claims the remarks have hurt the Muslim community and suggests further investigation into potential conspirators and fake journalists. Protests ensued following the incident, leading to the arrest of the accused, KK Dixit.

H3N2 flu: Symptoms, precautions, treatment. All you need to know
H3N2 flu is a viral respiratory illness causing fever, cough, and cold. Symptoms include breathing difficulties, fatigue, and body aches. Doctors advise rest, hydration, and medical consultation if symptoms persist beyond five days. Antiviral medications can help manage the infection.

Self-styled Godman assaults PhD student, scholar at Arunachal’s Parshuram Kund: Police
A self-styled godman assaulted a PhD student and local scholar at Parshuram Kund in Arunachal Pradesh after a heated argument. Police registered an FIR and are searching for the accused, who is currently on the run. Locals have protested the incident.

‘Problem has always been with bilateral matches’: Omar Abdullah on India-Pak match row
Omar Abdullah clarifies India's stance on cricket with Pakistan, stating opposition is to bilateral matches, not multilateral tournaments. Amid calls to boycott the Asia Cup match, political parties criticize the decision, citing recent Pahalgam terror attack and national security concerns.

Top woman Maoist leader, Kishenji’s wife, surrenders on health grounds: Telangana police
Top Maoist leader Pothula Padmavathi, wife of slain Kishenji, surrendered to Telangana police after 43 years underground. Citing health concerns, the 62-year-old central committee member seeks rehabilitation and a peaceful life with her family.

A new dawn of hope and confidence is coming to Manipur: PM Modi
PM Modi visited Churachandpur, Manipur, promising peace and support after ethnic violence. He assured resettlement of displaced people, emphasized development, and laid foundation stones for 19 projects worth ₹7,300 crores, expressing hope for the state's bright future.