Severe flooding in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana has claimed 19 lives, leaving over 17,000 people displaced. Triggered by relentless rain due to a low-pressure system, the flooding has disrupted roadways, leaving many areas cut off. The South Central Railway cancelled 140 trains, diverting 97 others, stranding 6,000 passengers. Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured both states of central support after speaking with the respective Chief Ministers. Relief operations are ongoing, with 26 National Disaster Response Force teams deployed. The meteorological department has forecasted more heavy rainfall in both states over the coming days.

 In Kolkata's Dharmatala, a protest demanding justice for the R G Kar incident continued overnight. Participants, including celebrities like Swastika Mukherjee and Sohini Sarkar, have been staging a sit-in at Rani Rashmoni Avenue. The protest, organized by the Nagarik Mancha, aims to pressure the state government to respond to their demands, particularly for justice in the R G Kar case. The demonstration includes street plays and slogans, highlighting the intensity of the movement. Protesters vowed to stay until they receive responses from the health, education, and women's welfare departments.

Senior Kerala Congress leader Simi Rosebell John was expelled from the party after alleging that women within the Congress face exploitation similar to the "casting couch" culture in the film industry. Rosebell claimed that female members must endure harassment to gain opportunities. Her accusations included several Congress leaders, including opposition leader VD Satheesan. The Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee condemned her statements, stating they were an attempt to defame women in the party. The Mahila Congress has filed a complaint against Rosebell, and the Kerala Congress has promised a thorough investigation.

President Droupadi Murmu, addressing the National Conference of the District Judiciary in New Delhi, stressed the need for swifter justice, particularly in rape cases. Highlighting judicial pendency, she stated that delayed decisions lead to a perception of insensitivity. Murmu called for ending the "culture of adjournments" in courts and emphasized the burden faced by the poor in accessing justice. She also reflected on the challenges faced by women in society and expressed concern over the plight of crime victims. Murmu welcomed the rising number of women in judicial positions.

Heavy rains in Vadodara, Gujarat, have led to the Vishwamitri river overflowing, bringing crocodiles into residential areas. A viral video shows four crocodiles swimming in the flooded river, with one carrying a dead animal. The city has witnessed 15 incidents of crocodiles appearing since the rains began. Forest officials and volunteers have rescued 14 crocodiles from various locations, including a 14-foot one near a temple. The situation has raised concerns about the safety of residents as the floodwaters continue to rise.

Actress Radikaa Sarathkumar has raised serious concerns about sexual harassment in the film industry, revealing that secret cameras were installed in women's caravans. She shared an incident where she caught men watching inappropriate videos of women changing clothes. Radikaa expressed fear and trauma, urging all actors to be cautious. Her statements come after the Hema Committee report exposed widespread harassment in Mollywood. Radikaa called for immediate action from the Nadigar Sangam to protect women and ensure justice. Prominent actors, including Mohanlal and Dileep, have reached out to support her.

A 13-year-old girl was allegedly molested by Aman Raj, a contractual lab technician, at a Howrah hospital on Saturday night. The incident occurred during a CT scan for the girl's pneumonia treatment. After emerging from the scan in distress, she sought help from a relative of another patient, who filmed the event. Outraged locals protested and attempted to assault Raj, leading to his arrest. The case adds to recent concerns about safety in West Bengal hospitals, following previous high-profile incidents of assault.

Former RG Kar Medical College principal Sandip Ghosh told the CBI he was informed of the doctor’s death 30 minutes after the body was discovered. Ghosh said, “I received a call from Tapadar at 10 am, 30 minutes after the body was found. I returned the call at 10.20 am, which is when I was first informed.” The CBI is investigating why the body was discovered at 9.30 am but the police were only informed at 10.10 am and why the crime scene was left unattended for 40 minutes.

Malayalam actor Jayasurya has responded to sexual harassment allegations, denying the claims in a Facebook post on his birthday. Currently in the US with his family, Jayasurya expressed deep distress over the accusations, stating that the false allegations have affected his loved ones. He vowed to fight the case legally and thanked supporters for standing by him. "False allegations are easy to make, but I believe the truth will prevail," he said, adding that he has faith in India's judicial system. Jayasurya plans to return to Kerala after completing his work abroad.

An elderly man, Haji Ashraf Munyar, was assaulted by passengers on a train near Igatpuri, Maharashtra, after being suspected of carrying beef. A viral video shows the passengers surrounding and attacking Munyar, who claimed he was carrying goat meat. AIMIM MP Imtiaz Jaleel criticized the government's inaction, calling for secular Indians to counter "these forces." The Government Railway Police registered an FIR against five passengers, and an investigation is ongoing. Munyar was traveling to his daughter's house in Kalyan when the attack occurred.