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Riya Talukdar's Body Found Decomposed with Head Missing in Guwahati Apartment
On September 6, Riya Talukdar, a 25-year-old woman, was found dead at her apartment in Guwahati; her body had decomposed and her head was missing. Police discovered the severed head in a refrigerator after neighbors reported foul smells. Her husband surrendered on Sunday night but police have not disclosed the motive or circumstances of his surrender. Investigation continues.
Mattress deals heat up: Naturepedic, Birch join Casper, Purple with Labor Day discounts
WIRED editors updated their list of mattress deals for Labor Day, adding discounts from Naturepedic, Birch, Bryte, Casper, and Purple. Deals are available on tried-and-tested favorites like hybrid mattresses, organic options, and smart beds using code LUXE25. Related roundups cover tools, outdoor gear, tech, and kitchen goods. Updated September 7.
Delhi MCD Commissioner faces scrutiny as seven die in collapsed building during repair work
Sanjeev Khirwar, Delhi's MCD Commissioner, faces renewed scrutiny after a five-storey building in Satya Niketan collapsed during repair work on Sunday, killing seven. The incident occurred despite previous demolition orders and allegations of unchecked construction. Four officials were suspended amid calls for accountability from local student groups and the chief minister, who ordered sealing of all five-floor buildings citywide.
NCB Seizes 6.920 Kilograms of Heroin, Arrests Four in Kashmir Operation
The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) seized 6.920 kilograms of heroin in Jammu and Kashmir over two weeks, arresting four people linked to the seizures. Heroin was smuggled through Punjab and the Line of Control from Pakistan. On September 3, NCB intercepted a bus near Samba with 522 grams of heroin; another 197 grams was seized in Ludhiana on September 4. Earlier, 5.160 kilograms were seized in Jammu city's Panjtirthi area and three more arrests were made in Ladakh. Officials link drug trafficking to funding terrorism and targeting youth for addiction.
Amit Shah chairs Western Zonal Council meeting in Goa
On Monday, Amit Shah, Union Home Minister and Chairman of the Western Zonal Council, chaired its 28th meeting in Dona Paula, Goa. Representatives from Goa, Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu participated, with Chief Minister Pramod Sawant as Vice-Chairman. The meeting discussed issues like rape cases, food safety standards, banking facilities, nutrition, education, health, urban planning, and cybercrime under the principle of cooperative federalism envisioned by Narendra Modi.
Nepal Mourns 1,300 Dead as President Tours Flood-Ravaged Areas
On the 13th day since catastrophic floods in Nepal, Nepal holds a national day of mourning for over 1,300 killed and more than 5,500 missing. Flags fly at half-mast as families mourn; search teams continue operations but resources are limited. The disaster began when a glacier broke off on August 26, causing flooding that swept away workers from hydropower projects. President Ram Chandra Paudel tours affected areas while relatives demand faster rescue efforts.
Al-Bayoumi Paintballs with Future Al-Qaeda Leader in Video Revealed by BBC
The BBC obtained videos revealing that Omar al-Bayoumi, alleged to have ties with Saudi officials and extremist groups, paintballed with a future al-Qaeda leader. This evidence contradicts Bayoumi's 25-year denials of involvement in extremism or spying. The footage supports a lawsuit against Saudi Arabia claiming it aided two 9/11 hijackers through Bayoumi. Both Bayoumi and the Saudi government did not respond to BBC inquiries; the FBI declined comment.
Delhi High Court Slams Government for Student Safety Failures Post Collapse
In response to a building collapse in Delhi that killed seven and injured many, Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Justice Tejas Karia ordered a high-level investigation. They criticized the Delhi government and civic body for failing to ensure student safety, directing them to increase hostels and enforce building bylaws. The court also demanded reports on PG hostel conditions within a week and identified multiple authorities responsible for ensuring compliance with regulations.
Amazon Air cargo crash kills 5, injures 5 in Miami airport mishap
An Amazon Air cargo plane crashed at Miami International Airport after overshooting the runway while attempting to land, killing five people and seriously injuring five more. The Boeing 767-300 aircraft departed from Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in San Juan, Puerto Rico, before the incident just before 14:00 local time (19:00 GMT), hitting several vehicles on the ground.
Volcano Eruption Strands 270,000 Passengers as 2,000 Flights Grounded
After Anak Krakatau volcano erupted, producing lava fountains and sending ash into Jakarta and Lampung province, over 270,000 passengers were stranded as more than 2,000 flights were grounded. Four airports extended closures till Monday due to detected volcanic ash. Schools moved online, and shipping operations faced disruptions. Transport Minister Dudy Purwagandhi warned the situation could persist due to dynamic weather conditions.
Tyson Fury claims Anthony Joshua is backing out of their planned November
Tyson Fury claims Anthony Joshua is backing out of their planned November fight at Madison Square Garden, calling him "weak-minded" and a "coward." In an expletive-laden video, Fury challenged Oleksandr Usyk to a trilogy fight instead. This comes after months of indecision over the venue and date by Joshua's camp, with British fans opposing Madison Square Garden as the location. Fury has lost twice to Usyk previously.
Nepal Mourns 1,287 Dead as Floods Swallow Himalayan Valley, Over 5,000 Missing
On Monday, Nepal observed a national day of mourning for flash flood victims with candlelight vigils and flags at half-mast. At least 1,287 people died after a glacial collapse triggered floods in a Himalayan valley along the border between Nepal and Tibet. Rescue teams continue to search for over 5,000 missing individuals as Phanindra Paudel of the National Emergency Operation Centre (NEOC) stated that no government programs would be organized due to ongoing rescue efforts.
New BBC videos link 9/11 lawsuit figure Omar al-Bayoumi to Anwar al-Awlaki
Omar al-Bayoumi, linked to Saudi officials and extremist groups, was central in a $1 trillion lawsuit by 9/11 families. New BBC videos show him paintballing with Anwar al-Awlaki near San Diego; Bayoumi denied meeting Awlaki. FBI had evidence like a plane diagram but did not fully pursue it over 25 years, despite roadblocks from US agencies and Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Islamic Affairs.
12 killed, over a dozen injured as pickup vehicle overturns in Uttar Pradesh
On Monday at around 12:30 am, a pickup vehicle carrying passengers from Rajasthan to Budaun in Uttar Pradesh's Baghpat district overturned after hitting a road divider, killing 12 people and injuring over a dozen others. The accident occurred near Khekra police station area. Passengers were mostly asleep when the vehicle overturned due to what the driver claimed was another vehicle striking it from behind; however, police are investigating the cause. Injured individuals were admitted to local health centers for treatment, with some referred to higher medical facilities. Police have appealed for contact with family members of those affected.
Israeli Strikes Kill Nine in Kfar Roummane, Threatening US-Brokered Ceasefire
Israeli air strikes on Kfar Roummane, a village in southern Lebanon, killed nine people and injured 11 others overnight. The attacks destroyed a residential building and hit a vehicle carrying paramedics. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun warned that the escalation could jeopardize June's US-brokered ceasefire aimed at ending conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.
Iran Plans Restricted Zone Around Strait of Hormuz, Threatening Sanctions on Entering Ships
Iran plans to establish a restricted zone around the Strait of Hormuz, starting from the US naval blockade line and extending into the Persian Gulf. Mohsen Rezaei, Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Secretary, announced that ships entering this zone will face sanctions. The move follows escalating tensions between Tehran and Washington over attacks on oil tankers and a collapsed 60-day memorandum of understanding aimed at reducing hostilities in the strait.
On Saturday night, a pyrotechnic explosion during the Nuestra Señora de la
On Saturday night, a pyrotechnic explosion during the Nuestra Señora de la Luz church's patron saint celebration in Temascalcingo, Mexico, killed at least 10 people and injured 64. The blast collapsed walls and sparked fires, trapping some victims under debris. Emergency responders assisted amidst thick smoke and scattered debris. Two priests were among the injured. An investigation by the Mexico State Attorney General’s Office is underway to determine the cause of the explosion, which occurred during a traditional festival ritual involving fireworks. Similar incidents have previously occurred in Mexico.
Delhi Building Collapse Kills 6, Traps Many; Owner At Large
On Sunday, a five-storey paying guest building in southwest Delhi's Satya Niketan collapsed, killing six and trapping several others. Thirteen people were rescued; many remain feared trapped. Adjacent buildings are at risk due to debris removal efforts, leading authorities to evacuate residents and install support systems. Delhi Municipal Corporation Commissioner Sanjeev Khirwar said an investigation will look into illegal renovations. The building was over 40 years old with ongoing basement repairs. A case has been filed against the owner, Hariram, who is at large. Rescue operations continue.
Hostel Daze Collapse Kills 3, Injures 5; MCD Evacuates Adjacent Girls' PG
On Sunday, a five-storey Hostel Daze building in south Delhi's Satya Niketan collapsed, killing at least three students and leaving five others critically injured. Locals blamed repair work and water accumulation for the collapse, but MCD officials could not verify these claims until debris was cleared. The MCD evacuated tenants from an adjoining girls' PG and sealed it due to its dilapidated condition. Rescue operations involving Delhi Police, NDRF, and Fire Service continued at the site.
Beaten and Dragged Over ₹30,000 Motorcycle Debt: Yella Rajesh Survives Ordeal
Police in Andhra Pradesh's Vizianagaram district arrested five people, including V Mahesh and his brother, for allegedly abducting, beating, and dragging Yella Rajesh along a road after a Rs 30,000 payment dispute over a motorcycle. The incident occurred on September 5–6 when Rajesh failed to repay the amount owed following an accident involving a police constable's car. A video of the assault circulated online, prompting arrests and charges under BNS sections for kidnapping, attempt to murder, and SC/ST atrocities.
Armed attacker assaults Ohio governor candidate Amy Acton at Canfield Fair
An armed assailant attacked Amy Acton, the Democratic candidate for Ohio governor, during a campaign stop at the Canfield Fair on Sunday. The attacker, Patrick Havas (38), injured several people before being arrested with multiple weapons by police. Acton was unharmed; Havas faces charges of disorderly conduct and assault. This incident is part of rising political violence in the US, ahead of November 3 elections.
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta: Basement Water, Repair Work Trigger 50-Year-Old Building Collapse, Killing 6
Rekha Gupta, Delhi's Chief Minister, announced that water accumulation in the basement and ongoing repair work caused a 50-year-old building in Satya Niketan to collapse, killing six and injuring six others. Approximately 80% of debris has been cleared; an FIR was registered against the owner, and nearby buildings are being inspected. The MCD issued a demolition order for House No. 13 under Section 348 of the Delhi Municipal Corporation Act.
Amazon Air cargo crash kills 5, injures 5 after overrun at Miami airport
An Amazon Air cargo plane operated by 21 Air crashed at Miami International Airport on Sunday, killing five and injuring five others after overrunning the runway. The Boeing 767-300 departed from San Juan, Puerto Rico, hitting vehicles on the ground before catching fire. Over 200 firefighters responded; three of the injured are in critical condition. The National Transportation Safety Board will investigate. All flights were grounded by the FAA temporarily.
Dalit leader accuses Rajkumar Mulabharathi of harassment, demands CID inquiry
At a press conference in Bidar on Saturday, Mahesh Rampure accused Rajkumar Mulabharathi of harassing poor Dalits and causing social unrest in Hamilapur village. Mr. Rampure alleged that Mr. Mulabharathi was threatening officials and involved in false complaints, while his son Avinash engaged in unlawful activities. He demanded a Criminal Investigation Department inquiry and police protection for himself and other leaders to maintain peace. A complaint has been filed against both father and son by Mallikarjun Yathanur, the Bidar Rural Police Station inspector, whom Mr. Rampure criticized for biased action.
Delhi CM Orders Probe into Satya Niketan House Collapse That Killed 5 Students
On September 6, 2026, Rekha Gupta, Delhi's Chief Minister, ordered a magisterial probe into the Satya Niketan house collapse that killed five DU students and injured others. She visited the site to oversee rescue operations, declaring no one would be spared, including government officials or building owners. Opposition leaders like Rahul Gandhi highlighted the housing crisis affecting students, while former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal blamed government negligence for the tragedy. Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed condolences and support.
A five-storey building in South West Delhi’s Satya Niketan collapsed
On September 6, 2026, a five-storey building in South West Delhi’s Satya Niketan collapsed, killing at least five people and injuring several others. Eleven individuals were rescued; four died at JPN Apex Trauma Centre at AIIMS, one later succumbed to injuries, three are being treated at AIIMS, another underwent limb surgery, a patient with minor injuries was discharged, and a 19-year-old man is stable at Safdarjung hospital.
Images of Amit Baddi, accused in the murder of activist Gauri Lankesh
Images of Amit Baddi, accused in the murder of activist Gauri Lankesh, and Khet Singh Rajpurohit, charged with drug peddling, were widely shared on social media after being taken with Police Commissioner Borase Bhushan Gulabarao when he took charge. The commissionerate denied any connection, stating that over 200 citizens greeted him and their presence was coincidental. Published September 6, 2026.
Ernakulam DIG suspends 4 officers over custodial torture complaint
On September 6, Ernakulam Range DIG Yathish Chandra G.H. suspended four police officers—Sub-Inspectors Ajmal and Nisar K.V., senior civil police officer Rajith Rajan, and civil police officer Dhanesh K.R.—pending an inquiry into a complaint of custodial torture from September 2 involving a taxi driver taken into custody in connection with a friend's case.
Six officials suspended for taking bribes, illegally extending tribal cultivation by over 1,000 acres
S. Prabhu, K. Senguttuvan, F. Arunagiri, K. Subramani, S. Muthu, and R. Suresh were suspended for allowing tribals to illegally extend cultivation by over 1,000 acres in Jawadhu Hills, promising them title deeds under the Forest Rights Act (FRA), 2006. Officials received monthly cash payments from around 600-700 tribal cultivators, who believed false assurances about eligibility for land titles. The suspended officials made false entries in forest records to support these claims. Published September 6, 2026.
Three men freed from years of forced labor in Karnataka sugarcane fields
On Sunday, Revenue officials rescued three men—K. Murugan (28), John Bosco (40), and K. Tiruvannamalai district residents—from sugarcane fields in Karnataka where they had been working under forced labor conditions for years. They were subjected to physical abuse, long hours, and poor living conditions. Tiruvannamalai Collector Vandana Garg ordered their safe return home, providing them with release certificates enabling access to financial aid and government schemes.
S. Sivagami, 26, arrested for pushing sons into well near Vaniyambadi
On August 27, S. Sivagami, 26, and her lover S. Raja, 34, were arrested by Alangayam police for killing her two children, S. Prem Kumar, 5, and S. Pratap, 2, near Vaniyambadi town over fears the boys would hinder their relationship. Sivagami pushed them into a farm well where they drowned; she confessed to the crime. Police are conducting further investigations.
PMK Leader Criticizes Govt Project, Calls for Police Surveillance Over Safety Concerns
On Sunday, Sowmiya Anbumani, PMK floor leader in the Assembly, inspected construction at Pallikaranai marshland, opposing it as it would destroy the ecosystem. She criticized the Tamil Nadu government's retaining wall project, stating it endangers residential areas and increases flood risks. Meanwhile, Anbumani Ramadoss, PMK president, called for enhanced police surveillance to address recent ATM thefts and murders in Chennai, highlighting public safety concerns.
Motorists Ignore Warnings, Violate Rules on Widened NH 66 Despite Reduced Patrols
Despite safety warnings from the police and MVD, motorists on newly widened National Highway 66 in Kozhikode district continue to violate lane rules, speed limits, and park illegally. Private buses also enter banned areas, creating hazards. Reduced patrols have led to more illegal parking and slower removal of broken-down vehicles, delaying help for passengers. Authorities plan intensified enforcement with radar cameras and surveillance. Published September 6, 2026.
Punjab Cabinet Blocks Mishra’s High Court Oath, Urges President and PM to Halt Appointment
On September 6, 2026, the Punjab Cabinet passed a resolution against the Centre's appointment of Ashwani Kumar Mishra as Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court, claiming it bypassed constitutional norms. Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann wrote to President Droupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi urging them not to proceed with Mishra’s oath administration on September 7 until the state's concerns are addressed. The Centre notified the appointment on September 5, a month after the Supreme Court Collegium recommended it. Additional Solicitor General of India Satya Pal Jain said Punjab had sufficient time to send its views and criticized the delay as politicizing judicial processes. Despite this, the cabinet meeting resolved to halt Mishra's oath administration until Punjab’s views are considered.
Kim Jong Un commissions rebuilt Kang Kon warship, poised with nuclear-capable missiles
At a ceremony in Wonsan Port on Sunday, Kim Jong Un commissioned the Kang Kon warship, named after a North Korean military leader from the Korean War. Kim stated that the vessel is part of Pyongyang’s nuclear response system and will strengthen naval forces against perceived threats. The Kang Kon previously capsized during its first launch in May 2025 but was repaired and relaunched in June before undergoing further testing this July. KCNA reported that it has similar weapons systems to the Choe Hyon, including missiles potentially capable of carrying nuclear payloads. Kim also announced plans for another stage of naval buildup within eight months.
At least five people died when a Amazon cargo Boeing 767-300 plane
At least five people died when a Amazon cargo Boeing 767-300 plane crashed into vehicles and caught fire while overshooting the runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday around 2 pm. The aircraft, operated by 21 Air, overran the runway after arriving from San Juan, Puerto Rico, killing five and injuring three critically and two less severely. Fire crews extinguished flames and treated those injured; a fuel leak continued several hours afterward. More than 60 rescue units responded to the scene where the plane was found on fire beside a road near two semi-trucks. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating, with Chairwoman Jennifer Homendy leading the team. About 250 flights were delayed at the airport by late Sunday afternoon.
Gaza widow finds husband and three children among war dead after year of waiting
On Saturday, around 100 Palestinian bodies killed during the war were brought to Gaza City and laid out near the Imam al-Shafi'i Mosque in Zeitoun. Maryam Hassan al-Balawi found her husband Mahmoud Balaawi and their three children among them after a year of waiting. The recovery operation, conducted by Gaza's Civil Defence teams with limited resources, aims to retrieve bodies from destroyed buildings. Despite restrictions on heavy machinery entry, rescue workers continue the search.
Fireworks blast during festival kills at least 10, wounds 60 in Santa Maria Canchesda
At least 10 people were killed and at least 60 wounded in a fireworks blast during a festival in Santa Maria Canchesda, central Mexico, on Saturday. The explosion was caused by a burning bull effigy that ignited a larger firework store near the village church, knocking down walls and starting a fire. Two priests were injured but expected to survive. An investigation has been opened by Mexico’s Attorney General’s Office.
Boeing 767-300 Crashes on Miami Runway, Kills 5, Injures 5
On Sunday, a Boeing 767-300 cargo plane operated by Amazon Prime Air, landing in Miami from San Juan, Puerto Rico, overran the runway and crashed, killing five people and injuring five others. The aircraft hit multiple vehicles on the road before catching fire; more than 60 members of the Miami Dade Fire Rescue responded to the scene. The airport closed all runways following the incident.
Building Collapse in Delhi Traps People, Sparks Safety Concerns
On Sunday, a building in Satya Niketan near Delhi University's South Campus collapsed, trapping several people. Teams from the NDRF and Delhi Police conducted rescue operations. The property owner, Anand Bansal, is sought by police for registering a case. The building had been vacated but reopened as a PG accommodation recently. Student leaders including Aryan Maan, DUSU President, and Vinod Jakhar, NSUI President, visited the site to assist in rescue efforts and questioned safety standards. This incident highlights concerns over student housing safety ahead of DUSU elections.
Boeing 767-300 Crash in Miami Kills 5, Overruns Runway on Landing
At least five people were killed and five injured when a Boeing 767-300 operated by Amazon cargo carrier 21 Air crashed at Miami International Airport on February 9, overrunning the runway upon landing from San Juan. The plane caught fire, trapping some individuals inside vehicles struck by debris. Three critically injured victims were hospitalized, and two had less severe injuries. Fire crews managed a fuel leak several hours post-crash while investigating the cause of the incident with assistance from the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB).
Nepal Floods Claim 1,344 Lives, Leave 5,000 Missing After Ice-Rock Avalanche
Nepal faced devastating floods triggered by an ice-rock avalanche on August 26, leading to a death toll of 1,344 and nearly 5,000 missing people, including 589 foreign nationals. The disaster damaged homes, infrastructure, and hydropower projects in northern and central Nepal. Nepal Police struggled with identifying the dead due to severe damage and decomposition, collecting DNA samples from relatives for future identification. Authorities worked on relief efforts and rebuilding resilient infrastructure, while urging international support and climate justice awareness.
At least 25 killed in bus crash on Fogo island, Cape Verde
At least 25 people, many of them schoolchildren and teenagers, were killed when a bus plunged into a ravine on Campanas de Cima mountain road in northern Fogo island, Cape Verde, late Saturday. The crash also injured several passengers; the driver was among those killed. Education officials noted it was an annual trip not organized by schools. Seven bodies were buried immediately due to their condition. José Maria Pereira Neves, Cape Verde's president, called it "a great catastrophe" and planned a visit to Fogo with other officials on Sunday. Authorities had yet to determine the cause of the crash.
Pulwama's cricket carnival draws crowds, shifts focus from past militancy
On Saturday night, Pulwama celebrated the final match of the Royal Premier League cricket tournament, drawing large crowds and transforming into Kashmir's sports capital. The event, organized by Irfan Sarkar, aimed to shift focus from past militancy; despite recent security concerns, it succeeded in bringing people together peacefully. At midnight, Royal Goodwill from Srinagar won the trophy, marking Pulwama’s new era of sporting enthusiasm and community unity.
Floods in Nepal Kill 1,384, Leave 5,500 Missing; UN Seeks $50m Aid
Lila Pieters Yahia, the UN Resident Coordinator in Nepal, launched a $50m appeal to aid over 84,000 flood survivors after catastrophic flooding on August 26 killed at least 1,384 people and left more than 5,500 missing. The floods destroyed infrastructure along the China-Nepal border, posing risks of cholera and sanitation challenges. Pieters Yahia urged immediate international assistance to address these issues.
Delhi CM Orders Case Against House Owner After Building Collapse Kills Five
Rekha Gupta, Delhi's Chief Minister, ordered a case against the house owner and directed strict action against officials after a building collapse in Satya Niketan on Sunday killed five and trapped several others. Nine were rescued; rescue teams from DDMA, NDRF, Delhi Fire Services, among others, are involved. The next-door building was evacuated. Gupta reviewed the site, spoke to local MPs, and visited AIIMS for updates on injured students. Investigation into the cause is ongoing.
Zelensky Meets US Envoys as Russian Strikes Kill Civilians, Displace Millions
On Sunday, Volodymyr Zelensky met with US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner in Kyiv. Talks focused on continuing the war into winter without breakthroughs; both sides expressed optimism but no significant progress was announced. Moscow remains confident it will advance further despite calls for compromise. Russian strikes continue, killing civilians and displacing millions since Putin's 2022 invasion.
Ukraine Considers Legalizing Pornography to Generate Up to $25M for War
Ukraine, considering legalising pornography to raise tax revenue for its war against Russia, as proposed by Ukrainian lawmaker Yaroslav Zhelezniak, estimates the move could generate up to $25 million. Currently, producing or distributing pornography carries a seven-year prison sentence but has expanded with corrupt police involvement. Authorities now seek taxes from adult content creators, leading some to face criminal charges for declaring earnings. The bill passed its first reading in July and awaits further parliamentary approval.
Adidas Faces Boycott Over Israeli Soldier in Amputee Shoe Ad
Adidas faces boycott calls after featuring former Israeli soldier Shalev Biton in an ad for its amputee shoe service. Activists argue the campaign normalizes Israel's actions, noting over 5,000 Palestinians have faced amputations due to Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 2023. Spanish actor Javier Bardem and others joined calls to boycott Adidas products. This comes amid dire conditions in Gaza, where aid access remains restricted.
Indonesia Shuts Main Airport, Stranding 170,000 Over Volcano Eruption
On Sunday, Indonesia shuttered its main international airport and seven others after Mount Anak Krakatoa erupted, spewing ash and lava. About 170,000 passengers were stranded as operations at the airports were suspended until Monday due to increased activity. Over 900 flights were delayed or cancelled. Schools in Jakarta closed for online classes on Monday.
Cockroach Janta Party Demands Safety Audit of Delhi Hostels After Collapse
On September 6, 2026, the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) demanded accountability and a safety audit of all paying guest hostels in Delhi after a five-storey hostel building collapsed in Satya Niketan, killing five and trapping several students. CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke criticized the government's focus on political establishments over educational infrastructure, questioning Prime Minister Narendra Modi about student safety. A CJP team led by Deepak Baliyan and Balakrishna Shukla joined rescue efforts at Hostel Daze near Delhi University’s South Campus. Mr. Dipke demanded safe classrooms and hostels, citing the collapse as an urgent issue for students' future and safety. The party also called for a swift inquiry into municipal oversight of student accommodations in the area.
Russia accused of drone attack; experts warn of more "state terrorism" in Europe
Security experts warn of escalating Russian sabotage operations across Europe, focusing on Germany after Berlin accused Russia of orchestrating a drone attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport on August 4. German lawmaker Roderich Kiesewetter and former British defence minister Tobias Ellwood predict an increase in "state terrorism" and assassination attempts targeting senior figures. Western intelligence suggests Russia uses disposable operatives for attacks, maintaining deniability while testing Nato's response capabilities. The Atlantic Council identifies multiple European countries as potential targets, highlighting risks to political cohesion within the West.
Villagers beat Pawan to death after he killed brother-in-law with sword
In Bikrampur village, Uttar Pradesh, Pawan suspected his in-laws were responsible for his wife's prolonged absence and killed his brother-in-law Raju, then attacked five other family members with a sword. Villagers beat Pawan to death after he tried to flee. Superintendent of Police Abhimanyu Manglik launched an investigation into the incident, which left several injured and under severe distress.
Delhi's Renovated Hostel Daze Collapses, Killing 5 After Two Days of Rain
The collapse of Hostel Daze in Delhi, a six-story building that was recently renovated by its owner Hari Ram Bansal, killed at least five people and injured several others. The structure, originally dilapidated and intended for students, collapsed after two days of rain, trapping labourers still working on incomplete construction. Authorities have registered a case against Bansal.
Ganga Hits Record High, Affects 16.8 Lakh in Bihar
Floods continue to affect north India, with the Ganga crossing its highest recorded level at Patna's Gandhi Ghat and impacting over 16.8 lakh people in Bihar across 11 districts. Uttar Pradesh is also affected, with 3.53 lakh people impacted and 17,500 evacuated. Delhi and Gurgaon face waterlogging issues due to heavy rain. Between 2000 and 2025, floods killed 36,103 people in India, affecting about 36.5 crore individuals and causing $76.95 billion in economic damage.
Fire reveals three bodies with gunshot wounds in suspected domestic violence incident
On September 5 around 2:30 am, a fire broke out at a home in Maywood, Los Angeles County, leading to the discovery of three bodies with gunshot wounds — a man and woman in their late 40s and their young son. Authorities believe it was a domestic violence incident involving the father as the potential shooter. A firearm was recovered; no identities released pending family notification. Investigation ongoing.
Kushner, Witkoff meet Zelenskyy in Kyiv after Putin talks, no breakthroughs announced
Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, US special envoys, met with Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv on Sunday after visiting Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. The visit aimed to end Russia’s war against Ukraine; both sides expressed hope for peace but no new breakthroughs were announced. British, French, and German officials also joined the talks.
Michèle Mouton Becomes First Woman to Win WRC Round in 1981
Michèle Mouton, born in Grasse, France, became the first woman to win a round of the World Rally Championship (WRC) in 1981. Initially working as a co-driver and moving into racing with an Alpine A110, she joined Audi in 1980. Mouton secured three WRC wins in 1982 but missed out on the world title due to her father's death. She finished second overall that year, still the best result by a woman. Later, she won Pikes Peak Hill Climb outright and promoted women’s participation in motorsport through various initiatives.
Niger Military Blasts France Over Accused Mutiny Plot, Tensions Soar
Niger’s military government accused France of orchestrating a failed mutiny in Niamey on August 29, detaining soldiers and targeting Base 101. France denied involvement, escalating tensions between the two nations. Niger also blamed regional countries like Benin and ECOWAS, while thanking Russia for support. The mutiny highlights ongoing security challenges and anti-French sentiment in Niger.
Barcelona's Lamine Yamal and Fermin Lopez star in 5-0 thrashing of Valencia
On Sunday, Lamine Yamal and Fermin Lopez starred as Barcelona defeated Valencia 5-0 in La Liga. Fermin scored one goal and assisted two others; Lamine (two), Raphinha, and Pedri also scored. Barcelona leads the table with 12 points from four games, while Valencia remains at the bottom with just one point.
Palestinian farmers, including 56-year-old Theeba al-Sabaa and 59-year-old Anwar Sabarneh, battle settler
Palestinian farmers, including 56-year-old Theeba al-Sabaa and 59-year-old Anwar Sabarneh, battle settler sabotage in the occupied West Bank. Settlers release livestock to trample crops and steal sheep, while Israeli troops demand permits for Palestinians to work their own land. Since mid-2024, over 11,074 attacks have forced many farmers to abandon their lands, with restrictions on movement exacerbating the issue. Palestinian women lead efforts to protect family agricultural heritage despite dangers.
FBI warned mother days before Vazquez and Clark allegedly shot three at California mosque
On May 14, the FBI warned Caleb Vazquez's mother about his troubling online comments regarding school shootings. Days later, Vazquez and Cain Clark allegedly shot three people dead at a California mosque; all suspects died from apparent self-inflicted wounds. The lawsuit claims mental health facility Park failed to intervene despite warnings.
Iran coordinating multi-front attack with proxies for October
According to Israeli intelligence, Iran is coordinating a multi-front attack with its regional proxies like Hezbollah and Hamas for October, aiming to synchronize efforts that failed during the October 7 assault. Hezbollah, the Houthis, and Iraqi militias are increasing operational ties under guidance from IRGC-Quds Force to launch simultaneous campaigns against Israel. This strategy aims to formalize a broader regional war as initially envisioned by Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.
Deadly crash throws family 50 meters; driver flees as three die near Guruvayur
On the Guruvayur-Kunnamkulam road just before midnight on Saturday, a speeding car lost control and hit a motorcycle carrying Muneer, 35, his wife Safna, 25, and their three-year-old son Yamil Aibak. The victims were stopped by the roadside when the accident occurred; all three died after being thrown nearly 50 meters away. The car's driver fled the scene, while two other occupants were detained for questioning. In a separate incident the previous night, eight engineering students from Tamil Nadu were killed in another road crash near Thrissur.
Twin Sisters Get Death, 25 Years: Iran Sentences Protesters Amid Torture Claims
Taraneh Rahimi, 19, has been sentenced to death and her twin sister Romina Rahimi given a 25-year prison term in Iran over alleged roles in January protests. Masked men linked to the IRGC arrested them from their home at night; they were held for four months before being identified in Dowlatabad prison with signs of torture. Their mother, Marzieh Nourmohammadi, was barred from attending their trial and lawyers claim confessions were coerced. Iran has executed over 500 people this year, including 29 linked to January protests.
On Saturday, security forces arrested five Myanmar nationals, including two women
On Saturday, security forces arrested five Myanmar nationals, including two women from Arunachal Pradesh's Changlang district—Nokwang Taikhe (35), Wenchak Taikhe (21), Chaksang Taikhe (16), Wennaw Tuchi (12), and Dungeon Kachik (15). They were handed over to the police. The 21 Assam Rifles, along with Arunachal Pradesh Police, also seized 130.09 grams of suspected brown sugar near Nongkey Village under Nampong police station, worth Rs 26 lakhs internationally. Changlang district borders Myanmar and is a new route for illegal drug trade.
Yemeni government forces, backed by Saudi Arabia, recapture territory from Houthis
Yemeni government forces, backed by Saudi Arabia, made significant gains against the Houthis, recapturing territory in Hodeidah and advancing in western Taiz, raising fears of a return to full-scale war. The Houthis still control Sanaa and other cities, pushing towards areas bordering the Bab al-Mandeb strait. Fighting has displaced over 1,800 families and killed more than 60 people.
Iran Claims Strike on US Vessel as Fighting Resumes in Strait of Hormuz
On Sunday, Iran claimed it struck an unmanned US vessel in the Strait of Hormuz; the US dismissed this as false. The day before, US forces hit three Iranian oil tankers after a missile attack on Navy warships. Fighting resumed last week following a June ceasefire, with both sides targeting each other and financial institutions. At least five were killed in recent US bombardments. Iran continues to transport oil via a shadow fleet despite sanctions. Diplomats aim to refer Iran to the UN Security Council over nuclear issues, while Tehran leverages control of the Strait of Hormuz.
US launches militarized task force in Latin America, targeting drug lords but threatening democracy
Under President Donald Trump, the United States is increasing military activity in Latin America through the Americas Counter-Cartel Coalition (ACCC), involving 17 nations and targeting drug trafficking. Operations include joint strikes on vessels, air strikes, and ground operations like those against Tren de Aragua leader Hector Guerrero Flores. The US Southern Command announced a new task force to integrate command of ACCC members, aiming to counter threats and strengthen regional security but potentially undermining democracy and increasing violence. This militarization diverts resources from social spending, threatening democratic institutions in Latin America.
Glacial collapse in Nepal and China leaves over 5,500 missing after 12 days
Rescuers in Nepal and China are racing to locate thousands missing after a glacial collapse on their shared border caused catastrophic floods, now entering its 12th day. The disaster has killed at least 1,384 people and left over 5,500 missing, including about 800 foreigners. In Nepal, rescuers have retrieved 1,341 bodies and are searching for around 4,996 people, while in Tibet, the death toll is 43 with 519 missing. Rescuers face challenges like adverse weather and landslides. Nepal has requested aid from a UN climate fund and filed a formal compensation claim to international partners.
After serving in the Gulf War, Loretta Thornton settled in Memphis, Tennessee
After serving in the Gulf War, Loretta Thornton settled in Memphis, Tennessee, but her peace was disrupted when xAI, owned by Elon Musk, built a large data centre next door. The constant noise and fumes from Colossus II have severely impacted Thornton's health and doubled her electricity bill. This issue has sparked local backlash and national political tension, with several Republican candidates opposing the projects amid public concerns over environmental impacts and outdated regulations.
Sister-in-law Stabbed, Body Hidden: Parvati Confesses to Crime on Raksha Bandhan
On Raksha Bandhan, Parvati Bai Kushwah allegedly stabbed her sister-in-law, Vandana, to death after an argument over a snide remark about her brother. To mislead authorities, Parvati threw Vandana's body into a water tank outside their house. Police arrested Parvati after analyzing CCTV footage and confronting her with evidence; she confessed when told fingerprints linked her to the crime.
Bus plunge kills 25 mostly children on Cape Verde's Fogo Island
At least 25 people, mostly children and teenagers, were killed when a bus carrying 32 passengers veered off the road and plunged into a ravine on Cape Verde's Fogo Island after an excursion to Cha das Caldeiras village. Jose Canuto, head of civil protection for Sao Filipe city, reported several others injured. Emergency personnel rescued victims through the night; seven were buried early Sunday with funerals planned for the rest. Such incidents are rare in the region due to generally good road conditions.
Kushner, Witkoff Meet Putin for Three Hours in Bid to End Russia-Ukraine War
Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, US envoys, met with Vladimir Putin in Moscow on October 23 as part of Trump’s efforts to broker an agreement to end the Russia-Ukraine war. They outlined proposals for peace during a three-hour meeting described by Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov as “highly useful.” The envoys then traveled to Kyiv, where they met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy amid ongoing attacks and a ceasefire between both countries.
Hostel Daze Collapse in Delhi: Up to 50 Students Feared Trapped as Search Continues
On Sunday around 13:30 local time in Delhi, a five-storey Hostel Daze building collapsed with up to 50 students feared trapped inside. At least one person was killed and two others are critically injured; six have been rescued so far. Construction work in the basement may be linked to the collapse. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta ordered an adjacent building evacuated as a precautionary measure while police search for the owner. National Students' Union of India demands investigation into the incident.
FIFA President Infantino faces US court probe over commercial rights plan
Gianni Infantino, FIFA President, confirmed his intention to stand for re-election in 2027 despite widespread criticism and legal threats. He avoided questions about his future at the Under-20 Women’s World Cup in Poland on Sunday. UEFA has asked a US court for permission to obtain testimony and documents related to FIFA's commercial rights plan, potentially leading to criminal complaints against Infantino. The FIFA congress where the election will take place is scheduled for March 18, 2027, in Rabat, Morocco.
F-4 Phantom crashes, kills both pilots during Greek air show near Athens
A Hellenic Air Force F-4 Phantom jet crashed during an air show near Athens, killing both pilots. The crash occurred while performing a low-altitude manoeuvre at Tanagra Air Force Base, with a large explosion and fire following the incident. No spectators were injured; however, rescue efforts were hampered by the blaze. Eleven water-dropping planes assisted 85 firefighters in containing the fire. Organizers canceled remaining events, and the Hellenic Air Force declared three days of mourning. Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Cyprus Defence Minister Vasilis Palmas expressed condolences to the families and the Greek aviators.
Nighttime heroes: CalGuard rescues 242 in smoky Creek Fire, earns top honors
On September 4, 2020, in the Sierra National Forest, California National Guard (CalGuard) crews conducted a historic nighttime rescue during the Creek Fire, saving 242 people stranded at Mammoth Pool Reservoir. Flying into thick smoke with night-vision goggles, they completed the mission within seven hours. This operation led to expanded nighttime wildfire response capabilities in California and earned the crew the Distinguished Flying Cross and California Medal of Valor.
2,000 fish die near electrified cables under Seattle bridge, sparking environmental crisis
In March 2026, Sound Transit launched light rail service across the I-90 floating bridge in Seattle. Five months later, around 2,000 fish were found dead near electrical cables and equipment hanging below the bridge into Lake Washington, raising concerns among biologists, regulators, and residents about environmental impacts. Investigators suspect that some fish may be coming into contact with energized components or experiencing stress from electrical fields generated by the equipment. Sound Transit is working with state agencies to investigate and mitigate the problem, including inspecting electrical systems, monitoring ongoing mortality rates, and studying affected fish health. Regulators expect swift action if noncompliance is found. Possible solutions include improved insulation, rerouting hardware, installing barriers, and operational changes, though each brings trade-offs. This incident highlights the need for careful environmental planning in infrastructure projects.
London judge rules Ajith Kumar Mupparapu can be extradited for alleged arsenic poisoning plot
On Friday, a London court ruled that Ajith Kumar Mupparapu, 46, can be extradited to Hyderabad to face trial for allegedly poisoning his former wife’s family with arsenic in June 2023 and plotting to kill her father. Prosecutors claim he contaminated chilli powder and salt sent to the family, leading to high arsenic levels in relatives’ blood and urine. Mupparapu’s mother-in-law died shortly after. He also allegedly attempted to hire killers and stage a road accident against his former father-in-law. Judge John Zani rejected Mupparapu's challenge, accepting Indian assurances on treatment. Mupparapu can appeal the decision at the High Court.
Shiv Sena office-bearers assault doctors, staff over discharge bill disputes in Palghar
In Palghar, Shiv Sena office-bearers allegedly assaulted and threatened doctors and hospital staff at Relief Hospital past midnight on Sunday over discharge bill disputes for injured 'Govindas'. CCTV footage showed a receptionist being slapped. Police registered a case under BNS and the Medical Services Protection Act, naming 17 individuals including Kundan Sankhe and Rahul Gharat. The incident sparked outrage among medical professionals.
On August 30, Alberto "Chuchito Nini" Sandoval and his uncle Luis "El
On August 30, Alberto "Chuchito Nini" Sandoval and his uncle Luis "El R-5" Barragan, leader of the Cartel de Los Reyes, were killed in a gunfight with security forces in Michoacan, Mexico. Sandoval, accused of being a hitman for a Mexican drug cartel, was reportedly 15 years old and used social media to recruit minors. Barragan had been wanted by the US on drug charges with a $3 million reward for his capture. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to dismantle criminal networks in Mexico.
Masked men block Port of Dover roads, cause four-mile traffic jam in anti-immigration protest
On Saturday, hundreds of masked men blocked roads leading to the Port of Dover from 7am to 11.30am in an anti-immigration protest, causing a four-mile traffic jam and disrupting port operations. Protesters chanted “stop the boats,” referring to migrants crossing the English Channel. Dover District Council leader Kevin Mills criticized the police response as slow, while acknowledging resource constraints. No arrests were made, and organizers of the demonstration have not been confirmed by authorities.
Delhi Collapse: Hostel Daze Traps Students as Rescue Teams Rush In
On Sunday, a six-storey building in Delhi's Satya Niketan collapsed around 1:34 pm, trapping students from Hostel Daze, which served as paying-guest accommodation. At least one person died, two are critically injured, and many more are feared trapped. Anil Sharma, South-West Delhi MLA, confirmed ongoing rescue efforts with support from the fire brigade, police, medical workers, and National Disaster Relief Force teams dispatched by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Home Minister Ashish Sood.
US Envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff Visit Kyiv for Ukraine War Talks
On Sunday, Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, US envoys, arrived in Kyiv for their first visit to end the Russia-Ukraine war. They previously met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Saturday. In Kyiv, they plan to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky amid a three-day truce agreed by both sides. Fighting continued elsewhere despite the ceasefire declaration.
On Sunday afternoon, a building collapsed near Satya Niketan in southwest Delhi
On Sunday afternoon, a building collapsed near Satya Niketan in southwest Delhi, with several people feared trapped under the debris. Rescue teams from the Delhi Fire Service and police arrived promptly; twelve fire tenders and multiple rescue units were deployed. Six individuals were rescued, while efforts continued to reach others still trapped. The area houses many students studying at nearby colleges. Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta expressed concern and emphasized ongoing rescue operations.
Israeli Strikes Kill 4, Wound 20 in Lebanon Amid Drone Threat Claims
On Sunday, Israeli air attacks killed at least four people and wounded 20 others in southern Lebanon, hitting Arab Salim, Nabatieh al-Fawqa, Nabatieh city, Kfar Reman, and Sayyida Masouma Garden. The strikes destroyed buildings and homes. Israel claimed the attacks were in response to Hezbollah launching drones towards its forces. Since March, Israel has carried out numerous air strikes and a ground invasion, killing over 4,300 people according to Lebanon.
Israeli Settlers Deploy Flags and Outposts in West Bank Since October 7, 2023
Through the deployment of mobile outposts and hundreds of Israeli flags, Israeli settlers are imposing visual and psychological dominance over Palestinians in the West Bank. Since October 7, 2023, this has intensified, with more than 1,100 Palestinians killed and 66 villages ethnically cleansed. Palestinian commuters like Taghreed Yahya feel anguish, anger, and fear as familiar landscapes are altered by flags and outposts, aiming to enforce Israeli sovereignty and displace Palestinians.
Building Collapse in Delhi Kills 1, Traps Dozens; Rescue Efforts Underway
At least one person died, two were in critical condition, and several others feared trapped after a six-storey building collapsed in Delhi's Satya Niketan on Sunday afternoon. The 40-50 year old structure served as a 75-bed paying guest accommodation. Rescue teams from the Delhi Police, NDRF, and fire services are working to save those trapped, with machinery deployed at the site. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Lieutenant Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu expressed concern and directed agencies for swift rescue efforts. Local BJP MLA Anil Sharma confirmed two rescues while AAP leader Saurabh Bharadwaj blamed corruption for the incident.
Five-story Hostel Daze collapses during repairs, six rescued, many feared trapped
On September 6, 2026, at 1:33 p.m., a five-story building named Hostel Daze in Satya Niketan, South West Delhi, collapsed during basement repair work. Six people were rescued; several others are feared trapped. Delhi Fire Service, NDRF, and Delhi Police conducted rescue operations using JCBs to clear debris. Rekha Gupta, the Delhi CM, arrived at the site and directed officials to assist victims.
Gaza buries 100 victims, including 60 children, from rubble in ongoing recovery struggle
On Sunday, Palestinians in Gaza buried the remains of 100 people, including 60 children, recovered from rubble in Gaza City’s Zeitoun neighbourhood. The recovery efforts, which began in October 2023, continue to face challenges due to a lack of equipment and Israeli control over areas. About 8,000 more bodies are believed buried under ruins.
US Central Command Strikes Three Iranian Oil Tankers, IRGC Fires Missiles Back
The US and Iran have engaged in escalating tit-for-tat attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, with US Central Command striking three Iranian oil tankers and Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) launching missiles at US warships. The IRGC also targeted several other vessels it deemed unauthorized. Both sides aim to exert control over the strategic waterway, crucial for global oil supplies, amid ongoing economic sanctions and a naval blockade by the US. This conflict shows no signs of de-escalation, with analysts predicting further clashes.
Gaza buries 100 victims pulled from rubble, two and a half years later
On Sunday, Gaza held a mass funeral for 100 people recovered from rubble in the Zeitoun neighborhood of Gaza City. The victims, including members of the Rahim, Balawi, Malaka, Qanbour, and Salmi families, were killed when Israeli forces struck residential homes around two and a half years ago. Thousands attended, with remains draped in Palestinian flags near destroyed homes. Similar operations have retrieved over 100 bodies from Abu Shariah and Hassaniya families, and more than 500 from the al-Taj Tower site since October 2023.
Mudslide in Jiangxi claims second life, 10 still missing after cyclone strike
State broadcaster CCTV reported Sunday that rescuers in Jiangxi province's Suichuan County found one of the missing people from a mudslide triggered by tropical cyclone Saudel dead, raising the death toll to two and leaving 10 still missing. The mudslide struck early Saturday, leading to evacuations; previously, one person was rescued alive while another died. Typhoon Saudel made three landfalls in China, causing flooding and house collapses in Fujian province, with about 600,000 people evacuated from high-risk areas.
Governor Josh Green Declares State of Emergency as Hurricane Lowell Heads Toward Hawaii
On Saturday, Hurricane Lowell, a Category 4 storm with winds up to 150 mph, remained more than 600 miles south of Hawaii. Forecasters expect it to pass close to the western islands early next week, potentially causing dangerous coastal flooding and rough seas. Governor Josh Green declared a state of emergency, deploying resources and urging residents to prepare for possible severe impacts. The storm's exact path remains uncertain but could range from a devastating landfall on Kauai or Oahu to staying over 400 miles west of Niihau.
Wall collapse at disused South African mine kills 14 miners
On August 13, a wall collapse at a disused mining site near Rustenburg, South Africa, killed 14 miners, mostly undocumented migrants. Lerothodi Nale, a survivor from Lesotho, escaped and alerted guards but fled fearing arrest. The incident exposes illegal chrome mining's deadly conditions, driven by poverty and criminal networks exploiting abandoned mines for profit.
Yemeni forces recapture Hais, kill over 60 in clashes with Houthis
Yemeni forces, backed by the internationally recognized government, recaptured Hais district south of Hodeidah and engaged in intense clashes with Houthis across Taiz and Lahj provinces. Over 60 people, including civilians, were killed as fighting escalated, displacing about 1,800 families according to OCHA. Rashad al-Alimi, chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council, warned that the Houthis would face consequences for their actions.
Soekarno-Hatta Airport Closes Due to Volcanic Ash, Affecting 22,000 Passengers
On Sunday, Soekarno-Hatta International Airport outside Jakarta halted operations after volcanic ash from the Anak Krakatoa volcano, located over 150 km away, spread in the airspace. The airport closure initially began at 01:30 am and was extended until 1:30 pm due to increased activity, impacting more than 22,000 passengers and 209 flights, including routes to Singapore, Doha, Sydney, and Kuala Lumpur.
Indian Army kills two UKNA militants in Manipur gunfight
On the night of August 29, Indian Army and Assam Rifles acted on intelligence to launch an operation against a UKNA camp in Phaibong village, Manipur. A gunfight occurred around September 2, resulting in two UKNA militants killed and two injured. Security forces recovered several weapons and ammunition from the site; operations continue nearby jungles. Published: September 6, 2026.
Man beaten to death with sticks in Delhi; police search for attackers
A 40-year-old man was beaten to death with sticks and wooden batons in Mayur Vihar Phase 3, Delhi, around 3:30 am on Sunday. CCTV footage shows two men assaulting him; security guard Nandlal Yadav witnessed the attack but could not intervene. Police are investigating the motive and searching for the attackers after receiving a PCR call from Yadav. AAP MLA Kuldeep Kumar alleged that lawlessness has increased, with criminals no longer fearing police action.
