The death of three civil service aspirants due to basement flooding at Rau's IAS Study Circle in Rajendra Nagar, Delhi, has triggered massive student protests. The basement library, flooded by heavy rain, trapped 20 students when the biometric access system failed. Three bodies were recovered, and a criminal case has been registered. Students blame municipal negligence, while political parties engage in a blame game. Delhi Mayor Shelly Oberoi called for strict action against coaching centers violating laws. The BJP criticized the AAP government for negligence, while AAP countered by questioning BJP’s past governance in the area.

Three students died after heavy rains flooded the basement of a coaching centre in Old Rajender Nagar, Delhi. The sudden downpour led to severe waterlogging, trapping several students preparing for competitive exams. The National Disaster Response Force and local authorities launched a desperate search operation. DCP Harshavardhan confirmed the recovery of one body and ongoing rescue efforts. Delhi Fire Service officer Atul Garg reported that five fire vehicles were dispatched, and two bodies have been recovered so far. The incident raises concerns about safety regulations at coaching centres operating in basements.

Three civil service aspirants died after the basement of Rau's IAS Study Circle in Delhi's Old Rajinder Nagar flooded following heavy rain. The victims, Tania Soni, Shreya Yadav, and Nevin Dalwin, were trapped in the basement, which housed a library. Authorities have detained two individuals and launched a criminal investigation. Delhi Minister Atishi ordered a magisterial inquiry, while BJP leaders blamed the AAP administration for negligence. The incident has sparked protests from students.

Two students have died and one remains missing after heavy rains caused the basement of Rao IAS Coaching Centre in Delhi's Karol Bagh to flood. The fire department received a distress call around 7 p.m., leading to a joint rescue operation by the NDRF, Delhi Police, and fire services. One body has been recovered, while search efforts continue for the missing student. Delhi Education Minister Atishi has ordered a magisterial inquiry into the incident, promising accountability for any negligence. The basement’s poor visibility is complicating rescue efforts.

A female student was found dead, and two others are missing after the basement of Rau’s IAS coaching centre in Old Rajendra Nagar, Delhi, flooded following heavy rains. Rescue operations by the NDRF and Delhi Police are ongoing. Visibility issues and waterlogging have hindered efforts. Authorities received the emergency call around 7 pm. Delhi Minister Atishi has ordered a magistrate investigation, promising accountability. Heavy rains have caused widespread waterlogging across the city, affecting traffic and daily life.  

Abhishek, the man accused of murdering 22-year-old Kriti Kumari in her Bengaluru PG hostel on July 23, has been arrested in Madhya Pradesh. The accused allegedly sneaked into the Bhargavi Staying Homes For Ladies, slit Kumari's throat, and fled after the attack. Kumari, who worked with the attacker’s girlfriend, died instantly from multiple stab wounds. CCTV footage captured the horrifying scene. Bengaluru police, investigating the motive, noted the PG hostel's negligence as a factor. The suspect will be brought back to Bengaluru for further questioning.

A devastating accident occurred in the Daksum area of Anantnag, Jammu and Kashmir, on Saturday. A vehicle plummeted into a gorge, claiming the lives of eight people, including five children. The tragic incident has sent shockwaves through the community. The victims were traveling in the vehicle when it lost control and fell into the gorge. Rescue operations were launched, but unfortunately, all eight passengers succumbed to their injuries. An investigation into the cause of the accident is underway.

Abhishek, accused of murdering Kriti Kumari in a Koramangala PG accommodation, has been arrested from Madhya Pradesh. He was brought to Bengaluru and will be produced in court. CCTV footage showed Abhishek entering the building with a knife, leading to a fatal encounter. The arrest comes after a three-day manhunt. Multiple teams were sent to Madhya Pradesh to track him down. Abhishek's arrest brings a key breakthrough in the case, which had raised concerns over safety in PG accommodations. Further investigation is underway.

One Indian soldier was killed and four others injured in a foiled attack by Pakistan's Border Action Team (BAT) along the Line of Control (LoC) in Kupwara, Jammu and Kashmir. A Pakistani terrorist was also killed in the encounter. The incident occurred after reports of possible terrorist movements in the area. The injured soldiers, including a Major, were evacuated from the site. This is the second encounter in Kupwara within three days, highlighting ongoing tensions along the LoC. The Army successfully repelled the attack, maintaining control over the region.

Over 1,700 pilgrims left Jammu's Bhagwati Nagar base camp for the Amarnath shrine on Saturday, taking the total count to 4.45 lakh this year. The 30th batch of pilgrims will travel via Pahalgam (999) and Baltal (772) routes. Tight security arrangements are in place to ensure safe passage. With more pilgrims expected, this year's tally is likely to surpass last year's 4.5 lakh. The Amarnath Yatra is ongoing, with officials monitoring the situation closely. The pilgrimage is expected to continue until its scheduled end, with devotees flocking to the 3,880-metre high cave shrine.