Five children, including a 14-year-old boy and girl and two 12-year-olds, have been arrested in Leicester on suspicion of murdering 80-year-old Bhim Sen Kohli, an Indian-origin resident. Kohli was attacked on Sunday evening in Franklin Park, Braunstone Town, and died in hospital. The police have launched a search operation, and the attackers fled before emergency services arrived. Kohli’s friend described him as a "very good man" who was "quiet and jolly." Leicestershire Police are appealing for witnesses and have referred themselves to the Independent Office of Police Conduct.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque in Brunei, where he was welcomed by Brunei’s religious affairs minister. Modi also inaugurated the new building of the Indian high commission, lighting a lamp and unveiling a plaque. He met members of the Indian community, appreciating their role in strengthening ties between India and Brunei. This visit, part of Modi’s tour of Southeast Asia, aims to enhance cooperation, particularly in space and energy. Modi’s visit is the first by an Indian Prime Minister to Brunei.

Sandip Ghosh, ex-principal of RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, was suspended by West Bengal’s Health Department following his arrest for alleged financial misconduct. The suspension came under Rule 9 (1c) of the West Bengal Services Rules. Ghosh, along with his personal bouncer and two hospital vendors, was placed in police custody for eight days. Complaints against Ghosh, filed by the hospital’s former deputy superintendent, led to the investigation. The CBI’s anti-corruption wing is handling the case.

In Kolkata, junior doctors protested the rape and murder of a trainee doctor by presenting an artificial spine to Police Commissioner Vineet Kumar Goyal, symbolically demanding that the police "grow a backbone." The doctors have been protesting since the August 9 incident at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. They accuse Goyal of mishandling the investigation and have called for his resignation. The protest included a 24-hour march and a planned state-wide blackout on September 4 in memory of the victim. The case has now been handed over to the Central Bureau of Investigation.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the UK's decision to suspend 30 of 350 arms export licenses to Israel as "shameful." The suspension follows concerns that British equipment could be used in violations of international humanitarian law. The move came a day after Israeli forces recovered six hostages' bodies from Gaza. Netanyahu criticized the UK for not standing with Israel, accusing the decision of emboldening Hamas. Despite the suspension, British Foreign Minister David Lammy emphasized that it would not impact Israel's security and affirmed continued support for its right to self-defense.

In Rajouri district, Jammu and Kashmir, terrorists fired upon a police team and Rashtriya Rifles personnel in Thanamandi's Karyote village on Tuesday evening. The attack, occurring around 7.30 pm, prompted a swift cordon and search operation by police and the Indian Army. The terrorists used the darkness to escape, and no casualties or injuries have been reported. This incident follows recent security operations in Kupwara, where three terrorists were eliminated in anti-infiltration efforts. The situation in Rajouri is being closely monitored with additional forces deployed.

During his historic visit to Brunei, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi charmed locals by signing a drawing made by a young girl who welcomed him. The Indian diaspora in Brunei was abuzz with excitement as Modi landed at Brunei International Airport, marking the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister to the country. Indian community members expressed pride and anticipation for the outcomes of the visit. Modi was warmly received by Brunei's Crown Prince Haji Al-Muhtadee Billah and later stayed at the Empire Brunei hotel in Bandar Seri Begawan.

The UK's summer is expected to end abruptly, with temperatures plunging by over 10°C next week. After reaching 30°C in parts of southern England on Sunday, areas like Wiggonholt, West Sussex, will see daytime temperatures drop to 19°C by September 11. Cambridge will experience a 14°C drop, falling to 15°C. Cooler air from the north will bring wet, windy conditions across much of the country, according to forecasters. The Met Office warns of potential thunderstorms, especially in southern England, as unsettled weather continues. Northern regions may see brighter, more settled conditions as autumn approaches.

A Kolkata court has granted the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) eight days' custody of Dr. Sandip Ghosh, the former principal of RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, in connection with a corruption case involving financial misconduct. Ghosh, along with his security guard and two vendors, was arrested on charges including illegal sale of unclaimed corpses and trafficking of biomedical waste. The CBI sought custody to uncover the "large nexus" involved. The case gained traction following allegations by the hospital's former deputy superintendent, Dr. Akhtar Ali, leading to a transfer of the investigation to the CBI.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Congress have reached an initial understanding to contest the upcoming Haryana Assembly election together. Sources reveal that AAP is demanding 10 seats, while Congress is willing to offer between five to seven. Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha of AAP and Congress General Secretary KC Venugopal are set to meet for further negotiations. The alliance is seen as essential to countering the BJP in the state. The nomination deadline is October 4, with voting on October 5, making these discussions crucial.