Jammu and Kashmir Police have released sketches of four terrorists involved in recent attacks in Doda and Reasi districts. The terrorists carried out attacks on a joint checkpost and a search party, injuring seven security personnel. A ₹20 lakh reward has been announced for information leading to their arrest. The police have also released a sketch of a terrorist involved in an attack on a passenger bus in Reasi, which killed nine people and injured 41 others. The public has been urged to provide information about the presence and movement of these terrorists.

A policeman was injured on Wednesday evening in a fresh gunfight between security forces and terrorists in the Gandoh area of Doda district, Jammu and Kashmir. This marks the fourth terror-related incident in the region over the past three days. Terrorists opened fire on a search team, prompting a fierce exchange of gunfire. Reinforcements have been dispatched to strengthen the security cordon. Earlier attacks this week left five soldiers and a special police officer injured. Authorities have intensified search operations, releasing sketches of suspected terrorists and offering a reward for information leading to their capture.

An encounter between terrorists and security forces broke out in the Tanta area of Doda district. Indian Army's 4 Rashtriya Rifles and the Special Operations Group launched the operation based on intelligence. One SOG jawan sustained injuries during the initial exchange of fire and was evacuated for treatment. The operation expanded as security forces re-established contact with terrorists near the Jammu-Himachal Pradesh border. The incident occurred within 24 hours of separate terror attacks in Kathua and Doda. Former Army Chief Ved Prakash Malik urged caution, emphasizing the importance of securing the region before rushing into elections.

The Delhi High Court has refused to halt counselling for NEET-UG admissions despite petitions alleging irregularities in the 2024 exam. Instead, it granted time for the National Testing Agency (NTA) to respond, scheduling the hearing for July 5. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta mentioned the NTA's transfer petition to consolidate cases in the Supreme Court. This decision follows the Supreme Court's refusal to stay counselling. NEET-UG, held on May 5, faced accusations of question paper leaks and unfair grace marks distribution, leading to protests nationwide. The unprecedented perfect scores of 67 candidates further fueled concerns.

In Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua, two terrorists were killed following a late-night attack in a village. A paramilitary soldier from the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) was also killed in the exchange. The terrorists, who opened fire after asking for water from villagers, were armed with a U.S.-made M4 carbine. The Additional Director General of Police, Anand Jain, described the attack as a "fresh infiltration." The encounter followed a recent attack in Reasi, where a bus carrying pilgrims was ambushed, leading to nine deaths. Security forces continue to monitor the area for any additional threats.

Two terror attacks rocked Jammu and Kashmir's Doda and Kathua districts on Tuesday, leaving one CRPF jawan dead and seven security personnel injured. In Doda, terrorists attacked a joint Army-police checkpost, sparking a fierce gunfight that injured five troopers and a special police officer. The Kashmir Tigers, a Jaish-e-Mohammed-linked group, claimed responsibility. In Kathua, a CRPF jawan was critically injured in a terrorist attack and later succumbed to his injuries. Two terrorists were killed in a subsequent search operation. The attacks have raised concerns about the resurgence of terror in the region.

Two terrorists attempting to carry out an attack in Kathua district's Saida Sukhal village were thwarted by alert villagers. The terrorists went door-to-door asking for water, arousing suspicion. When villagers shut their doors, the terrorists opened fire, killing a paramilitary soldier and injuring a civilian. Security forces responded, killing one terrorist and searching for the second. The villagers' bravery prevented a larger tragedy. The encounter began overnight and continued into the morning, with houses being cleared one by one. The injured civilian and his wife have been hospitalized.

The Supreme Court criticized the Delhi government for not tackling the tanker mafia in the city. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) blamed the BJP, claiming the tankers are linked to BJP supporters. The Court also reprimanded the AAP government for hiding documents in their petition. Additionally, Delhi's government accused Haryana of blocking water supply to the capital. This dispute underscores the ongoing issues in managing Delhi's water supply and the political friction between the AAP and BJP.

The Jammu and Kashmir Police have released a sketch of a terrorist involved in the deadly attack on a passenger bus in Reasi district, which killed 9 people and injured 41 others. A reward of Rs 20 lakh has been announced for information leading to the terrorist's capture. The bus, carrying pilgrims from UP, Rajasthan, and Delhi, was attacked on Sunday near Teryath village. The police have appealed to the public to come forward with any information, and the sketch was prepared based on eyewitness descriptions. The attack is a stark reminder of the ongoing threat of terrorism in the region.

The Chhattisgarh High Court has taken suo moto cognizance of a disturbing incident where a woman was forced to deliver a baby on the floor of a health centre in Surguja district due to the absence of doctors and nurses. The court has directed the Health Department secretary to submit a personal affidavit. The incident occurred on June 8 at Navanagar Sub-Health Centre, where the woman was left unattended until a community health worker helped with the delivery. The court has termed it a "sorry state of affairs" and seeks answers from the Health Department.