UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres highlighted Mahatma Gandhi's principles of non-violence on the International Day of Non-Violence, commemorating Gandhi’s birth anniversary. Guterres expressed concern over global violence, pointing to conflicts in Ukraine, Sudan, and the Middle East. He emphasized that Gandhi's belief in non-violence is humanity's greatest force, more powerful than weapons, urging nations to uphold peace, equality, and justice. A special event titled 'Gandhian Values and UN Charter' was held at the UN, with global leaders reaffirming the significance of Gandhi's ideals in addressing today's conflicts and building a peaceful future.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed in an Israeli airstrike on the group's Beirut headquarters, escalating tensions in the region. Nasrallah’s funeral is set for Friday, and Lebanon has declared five days of mourning. Protests erupted across Iran, with demonstrators demanding revenge. Following the airstrike, Lebanon fired over 100 rockets at northern Israel, though no injuries were reported. The Israeli military also announced it had killed a Hezbollah intelligence leader. Nasrallah’s cousin, Hashem Safieddine, will succeed him as Hezbollah chief. International appeals for restraint continue as the conflict deepens.

Thousands of junior doctors, nurses, and medical students in Kolkata protested on Mahalaya, demanding justice for a trainee doctor from RG Kar Medical College who was raped and murdered on August 9. The Bengal Junior Doctors' Front organized the rally, demanding safety measures and justice for the victim. Protestors refused to resume work, citing unfulfilled promises by the West Bengal government, including 24/7 security and CCTV cameras in hospitals. They gathered on the Ganga's banks, lighting 1,000 diyas to honor the victim, vowing to continue their protests.

US President Joe Biden expressed opposition to Israel’s reported plans to strike Iran’s nuclear and oil facilities following Tehran’s missile attacks. While reaffirming Israel’s right to defend itself, Biden emphasized the need for a "proportionate" response during a meeting with G7 leaders. The leaders condemned Iran’s missile strike on Israel and discussed imposing further sanctions on Tehran. Israeli officials have yet to finalize their targets, which may include strategic infrastructure in Iran. Tensions remain high as Israeli-Hezbollah clashes intensify, with recent strikes in Lebanon and Syria escalating fears of a broader regional conflict.

US Navy warships intercepted multiple Iranian missiles targeting Israel in a retaliatory barrage on Tuesday. Iran fired approximately 180 missiles, with US naval destroyers USS Bulkeley and USS Cole playing a key role in defending Israel. White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan confirmed that US forces worked closely with Israel to thwart the attack. Tehran's strike followed the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah and Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh. The Pentagon confirmed the US military’s readiness to provide further defensive support, warning Iran of severe consequences for future aggression.

An Israeli air strike hit a building near Lebanon’s parliament in Bachoura, central Beirut, marking the first raid in the capital's heart. Residents reported hearing missiles overhead, and one apartment in a multi-storey building was struck. The attack also targeted a medical facility linked to Hezbollah, killing at least five people. Israeli forces have continued their operations in Lebanon, with multiple clashes between Hezbollah and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). The IDF confirmed eight soldiers were killed, the first since Israel's invasion. Meanwhile, Hamas claimed responsibility for a Tel Aviv attack, killing seven.

Israel is gearing up for a significant retaliatory strike on Iran after an Iranian missile attack wounded two civilians and damaged a school. The missile barrage, which included hypersonic weapons, was the largest Iran has launched against Israel. The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) announced the deaths of 8 soldiers in ground clashes with Hezbollah militants in southern Lebanon. Hezbollah, backed by Iran, continues to exchange fire with Israeli forces, while Israel bombarded Hezbollah’s Beirut stronghold. Israeli officials are considering targeting Iranian infrastructure in their response, including oil and gas facilities, to cause substantial economic damage.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres condemned Iran's missile attack on Israel after facing a ban from entering Israel due to his earlier remarks. Speaking to the UN Security Council, Guterres called for an end to the "deadly cycle of tit-for-tat violence" and criticized both Iran’s missile attack and Israel’s military campaign in Gaza. Israel's Foreign Minister, Israel Katz, declared Guterres persona non grata, accusing him of supporting terrorists for not condemning Iran’s actions sooner. Guterres responded by reiterating his condemnation of the attack, while also highlighting the devastation caused by Israel’s Gaza operations.

US President Joe Biden and G7 leaders strongly condemned Iran’s missile attack on Israel and discussed new sanctions in response. Biden stated that Iran’s actions were unacceptable and confirmed he does not support attacks on Iran's nuclear sites. The Middle East crisis has worsened after Iran launched over 180 missiles into Israel, the largest strike to date. Fighting continues between Israeli forces and Hezbollah, backed by Iran. Biden emphasized the need for a united response while warning of potential broader conflict that could threaten US and Israeli interests.

Bollywood actor Govinda accidentally shot himself in the leg while handling his revolver at home on Tuesday morning. The incident occurred around 4:45 AM when the gun misfired as he was putting it away. The actor was immediately taken to a hospital, where doctors removed the bullet. He is currently recovering and in stable condition. Mumbai Police questioned Govinda about the incident but are not fully convinced by his explanation. Further investigation is ongoing. Govinda assured fans through a voice note that he is fine, thanking doctors and supporters for their prayers.