In the wake of a trainee doctor's rape and murder at Kolkata's RG Kar Hospital, the Assistant Superintendent allegedly misinformed the victim's family, claiming she died by suicide. The Kolkata Police have summoned the Assistant Superintendent and the Head of Department for questioning. The victim’s body, found on August 9, showed signs of severe assault, including bleeding from multiple areas and homicidal injuries. A civic volunteer, Sanjay Roy, has been arrested and charged with rape and murder. The hospital's Principal resigned amid growing outrage, while the Medical Superintendent was replaced. The police continue their investigation.

At the Locarno Film Festival, Shah Rukh Khan shared his admiration for Jackie Chan and a nostalgic anecdote about his son Aryan. Khan revealed that Aryan resembled Chan as a baby, leading him to train his son in Taekwondo, hoping he would grow up like the action star. Khan also reminisced about a promised collaboration with Chan to open a Chinese restaurant, which has yet to materialize. Despite the unfulfilled restaurant venture, Khan praised Chan as one of his all-time favorite actors, alongside Michael J. Fox, Al Pacino, and Robert De Niro.

India is set to test a prototype of the advanced Tejas Mark 2 fighter jet, despite delays in the deliveries of the existing Tejas Mark 1A. A high-level review meeting, led by DRDO Chairman Samir Kamat, focused on achieving the first fly-worthy prototype of the upgraded jet, which features a more powerful GE F414 engine and a wider array of weapons. The Tejas Mark 2, with a 17-tonne all-up weight, is part of the IAF's plan to acquire 180 jets. The testing timeline depends on securing F414 engines before finalizing the GE-HAL joint venture contract.

Great Britain ended the Paris 2024 Olympics with 65 medals, matching their London 2012 haul but finishing seventh in the medal table, their lowest position since 2004. Despite being only surpassed by the USA and China in total medals, Team GB secured only 14 golds, compared to 22 in Tokyo. Chief Executive of the British Olympic Association, Andy Anson, expressed frustration but celebrated the nation's broad success across 18 sports. Notable achievements included Ellie Aldridge's gold in kitesurfing and historic medals in artistic swimming and sport climbing. The USA topped the medal table, edging out China on the final day.

Bangladesh's interim leader, Muhammad Yunus, will meet with Hindu students and community members today to address the ongoing attacks on minorities. Since Sheikh Hasina's government fell on August 5, there have been at least 205 reported attacks on minority communities. The meeting will focus on resolving the crisis and ensuring the protection of Hindus. Hindu students have prepared an eight-point list of demands, including the establishment of a fast-track tribunal for swift trials and the creation of a Ministry of Minority Affairs. Yunus has condemned the attacks as "heinous" and urged protection for all minority communities.

A petition to illuminate Marble Arch and Oxford Street in observance of Diwali is getting momentum on change.org. The petition started by Dipika Khaitan urges the Mayor of London to illuminate the iconic streets of London on Diwali, with a Sunday firework spectacle at Marble Arch. We at shorts91.com urge all our readers to be a part of this historic movement and sign the petition. The celebration of light symbolizes the triumph of good over evil and promotes cultural understanding in this diverse city. By honoring Diwali, we acknowledge the Hindu community's contributions and strengthen London's multicultural spirit. Join this cause and sign the petition by clicking on the change.org link below.

Shah Rukh Khan, along with his sons Aryan and AbRam, will lend their voices to the Hindi version of Mufasa: The Lion King. Shah Rukh voices Mufasa, Aryan voices Simba, and AbRam takes on the role of Young Mufasa. The new trailer showcases their performances in this photorealistic animated prequel to the 2019 remake. Fans are excited to hear the Khan trio in this epic tale, which delves into Mufasa's origins and his bond with his brother Scar. The film is set to release on December 20, 2024.

After the Vinesh Phogat controversy at the Paris Olympics, where she was disqualified for being 100 grams overweight, the united world wrestling body (UWW) might modify its weigh-in rules. The incident sparked widespread debate, with many advocating for a more lenient second-day weigh-in allowance. Vinesh's appeal to participate or receive a joint silver medal was rejected, leading to increased scrutiny of existing policies. UWW sources suggest slight rule changes could be implemented to balance athlete health and competition fairness. The decision on Vinesh's case is expected on August 13, 2024.

India is prepared to commission its second nuclear-powered submarine, INS Arighat, equipped with nuclear missiles, bolstering its strategic deterrence. Built at Vizag, the 6,000-tonne submarine will join INS Arihant, India's only other operational SSBN. This development comes as China expands its naval presence in the Indian Ocean. The project also includes constructing two nuclear-powered attack submarines with conventional weapons, awaiting final approval. India currently lags behind China, which has sixty submarines, including six Jin-class SSBNs. INS Arighat's commissioning strengthens India's nuclear triad, enhancing its deterrence posture.

Captain M R Harish of INS Tabar expressed immense pride after hundreds gathered to welcome the Indian warship as it sailed under London's Tower Bridge. The stealth frigate docked beside HMS Belfast, where the crew hosted the Indian community and dignitaries. Captain Harish described the sight as "surreal," with chants of "Bharat Mata Ki Jai" filling the air. The visit includes professional engagements with the Royal Navy and a friendly cricket match. INS Tabar, part of the Western Fleet, will next head to Sweden to celebrate Independence Day.