Maharashtra: Portion of a three-storey building collapses in Bhiwandi's Rasul bath, few people suspected to be trapped. Fire brigade present at the spot.
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24 Jul, 18:16 (IST)
Lok Sabha passes ‘The Prevention of Corruption (Amendment) Bill 2018’.
24 Jul, 17:24 (IST)
Shimla: Cars damaged due to mudslide following heavy rains in the region.
24 Jul, 16:39 (IST)
Jammu & Kashmir: Terrorists attack CRPF party at Batmaloo in Srinagar; More details awaited.
24 Jul, 16:37 (IST)
US Ambassador to India Kenneth Juster walks away on being asked, "what is the update on David Coleman Headley (26/11 Mumbai attacks mastermind), is he alive or struggling for life?"
24 Jul, 16:21 (IST)
Fugitive billionaire Mehul Choksi moves to Antigua, gets a local passport, say officials: news agency PTI.
24 Jul, 16:14 (IST)
Augusta Westland VVIP chopper scam: Delhi's Patiala House Court also summons ex IAF chief SP Tyagi. Courts ask all of them to appear before the Court on 12th September.
24 Jul, 14:33 (IST)
A part of ceiling collapsed in Raghuleela Mall of Vashi in Navi Mumbai. No causalities were reported so far.
24 Jul, 14:25 (IST)
The Patiala House Court on Tuesday issued summons to all accused including former Himachal Pradesh CM Virbhadra Singh, his wife, son Vikramaditya Singh and others in the disproportionate assets case against them. They have been asked to appear before the Court on 20th August.
24 Jul, 12:32 (IST)
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh once agian said that the biggest lynching happened in 1084, when Sikh community people were killed. "We are thoughtful about this. This didn't start only recently, the incidents of lynching have been going on since years. I have said this earlier too, the biggest mob lynching is what happened in 1984," Singh said in Lok Sabha.
24 Jul, 12:24 (IST)
Six passengers on a local train died and at least 10 were injured after being hit by iron poles beside railway tracks at Chennai's St Thomas Mount, while they were travelling on foot-board of a train. Read full story here.
24 Jul, 10:58 (IST)
Himachal Pradesh: Nerchowk-Jahu main road has been blocked following a landslide near Sarkaghat's Khalka in Mandi, triggered due to heavy rainfall last night. The road is being cleared now.
24 Jul, 10:55 (IST)
Jodhpur: College student allegedly abducted, then gang-raped by five men in Bhopalgarh on July 21. Case registered, investigation underway. No arrests have been made yet.
24 Jul, 10:25 (IST)
Internet Services Suspended in Aurangabad on Tuesday following Maharashtra bandh. Maratha groups have called for Maharashtra Bandh today demanding reservation for the community in government jobs and education.
24 Jul, 10:23 (IST)
#MadhyaPradesh: At least 500 junior doctors of Rewa's Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Hospital and Bhopal's Gandhi Memorial Hospital have submitted their resignation over their demands for stipend and equipment.
24 Jul, 10:14 (IST)
Maharashtra: Bus carrying people, going to take part in 'Waari' in Pandharpur, is stuck at Latur bus stand since last night due to #Maharashtra bandh. Bus conductor (pic 2)says 'We were told can go ahead on your own risk.' People say 'There's no staff here. Our money isn't being returned'
24 Jul, 09:56 (IST)
Congress President Rahul Gandhi in a letter to CBSE chairman, Anita Karwal, writes, 'it's alleged that data of candidates who appeared for NEET this year, is available on certain websites for a price & has leaked data of over 2,00,000 students. I strongly urge you to order an inquiry'
24 Jul, 09:47 (IST)
Baloch activists urge people in Balochistan to boycott Pakistan General Elections to be held on July 25. Naela Quadri Baloch, President of World Baloch Women’s Forum, says, 'our free & sovereign country was occupied by Pakistan & Pakistan is violating all International laws'. "Pak is responsible for genocide of Baloch ppl. To show that Baloch ppl are part of their Parliamentary process, they are forcefully abducting them,displacing Baloch villages&taking them to Army camps for forceful casting of votes. Baloch ppl don't want to be part of Pak", she said.
24 Jul, 09:38 (IST)
Congress president Rahul Gandhi has written a letter to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) demanding probe into NEET data leak. Data of 250,000 NEET students was being sold online on a website.
24 Jul, 09:29 (IST)
Goa BJP spokesman Dattaprasad Naik said Rahul Gandhi winked like a 'loafer' in the Parliament after hugging Prime Minister Narendra Modi. "The acts of Rahul Gandhi, the hug that the entire nation saw, has disrespected the Parliament. And the winking incident, I and the youth know that such winks are made by 'loafers' outside colleges or maybe at some girls. We condemn such acts," Naik said.
New Delhi, July 24: All eyes will be on Maharashtra today where Maratha groups have called for a bandh, demanding reservation for community in government jobs and education. Three cities - Mumbai, Pune and Solapur - are not included in the stir so public transport and emergency services will remain unaffected there. The impact of Maharashtra Bandh in other parts of the state will be keenly watched.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will today proceed to Uganda, where he will undertake engagements from July 24 to 25. The visit will mark the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister to the country in over 20 years. PM Modi will call on Uganda President Yoweri Museveni and hold delegation level talks. He will also address Uganda's Parliament and the Indian diaspora.
Meanwhile, a small batch of 1,282 pilgrims todya left Jammu for the Kashmir Valley to perform the ongoing Amarnath Yatra, officials said. The yatris left Bhagwati Nagar Yatri Niwas in an escorted convoy of 44 vehicles. The batch includes yatris going to Baltal as well as the Pahalgam base camp. To date, over 2,45,000 pilgrims have performed the yatra that started on June 28.
A high level team, set up by the Rajasthan Police on Monday, to probe why policemen took three hours to reach a hospital only four kilometres away with a badly injured man accused of smuggling cows, admitted local personnel made an "error of judgement". An Assistant Sub-Inspector was suspended for the undue delay and action taken against four constables.
(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Jul 24, 2018 08:49 AM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).