The parents of the Kolkata rape-murder victim have accused the police of covering up the crime. Speaking at a protest marking one month since their daughter, a trainee medic at RG Kar Medical College, was murdered, they expressed frustration with the investigation. The victim's mother said she "shudders" at the pain her daughter endured, while the father said they would need to "snatch" justice. The police allegedly delayed filing the FIR and tampered with evidence, adding to the family's anguish. Civic volunteer Sanjay Roy has been arrested based on CCTV footage.

A major accident was averted when the Kalindi Express, traveling from Prayagraj to Bhiwani, struck a gas cylinder placed on the tracks near Kanpur on Sunday. The collision sent the cylinder flying 50 meters, halting the train for 20 minutes. Railway Police Force (RPF) and Government Railway Police (GRP) teams are investigating the incident, with reports suggesting more "objectionable material" was found near the site. Kanpur Assistant Commissioner of Police Harish Chander confirmed the train route remained undisturbed, and other trains continued as scheduled. Similar incidents have been reported in Uttar Pradesh recently.

Kolkata's streets were filled with protesters on September 8, 2024, as people from various sectors, including doctors, artists, and rickshaw pullers, took part in the "Reclaim the Night" protest. This demonstration marked one month since the alleged rape and murder of a trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. The Supreme Court is set to hear the case on September 9. Protesters are demanding justice and expressing frustration over slow progress in the investigation. The protests challenge the Trinamool Congress government, with calls for accountability and reforms.

Protests surged across Kolkata in response to the rape and murder of a junior doctor at RG Kar Medical College. Thousands participated in "Reclaim the Night" rallies, demanding justice. In South Kolkata, 4,000 ex-students marched 2 km, while clay modelers held a rally led by a girl dressed as Goddess Durga. The victim’s mother expressed solidarity, calling the protesters “all my children.” The Supreme Court will hear the case on September 9, led by a Chief Justice-headed bench.

Security forces in Manipur have deployed anti-drone systems after militants escalated violence with drones and rockets since September 1. At least 18 drones have been shot down in the last six months. Assam Rifles and CRPF units are using advanced technology to counter the threat, while Manipur Police is procuring more anti-drone equipment. Recent drone attacks have killed one person, leading Chief Minister N. Biren Singh to condemn the acts as terrorism. A central government committee is investigating the use of explosive-laden drones, with a report due by September 13.

Kolkata's usually vibrant anticipation for Durga Puja has been overshadowed by public anger and sorrow following the rape and murder of a doctor at R.G. Kar Hospital. The city's streets and marketplaces lack the typical festive buzz, with residents mourning the tragedy. Idol makers, often immersed in pre-puja excitement, are planning protests instead. The incident has left many Kolkatans struggling with guilt, sadness, and a desire for justice, dampening the traditional joy that accompanies the festival. The impact on this year's celebrations remains uncertain, but the mood is unmistakably somber.

The death toll in the Lucknow building collapse rose to 8 as rescue teams recovered three more bodies on Sunday. The three-storey structure, located in Transport Nagar, collapsed on Saturday evening, injuring 28 people. The building housed warehouses and a motor workshop, and construction work was reportedly underway at the time of the incident. Akash Singh, a worker injured in the collapse, mentioned noticing a crack in a pillar just before the building gave way. Rescue operations are ongoing to ensure no one remains trapped under the rubble. The injured have been admitted to local hospitals for treatment.

Security forces in Manipur launched a massive combing operation after five people were killed in fresh violence in Jiribam. Militants, using drones and rockets, attacked civilian areas. Large caches of weapons, including sniper rifles, mortars, and explosives, were seized. Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh held an emergency meeting with ruling coalition MLAs and briefed Governor L Acharya. Anti-drone systems were deployed, and three militant bunkers were destroyed. The Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity declared an indefinite emergency in response to escalating violence. Ethnic clashes between Meiteis and Kuki-Zo groups have killed over 200 people since May 2023.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), investigating the alleged rape and murder of a trainee doctor at Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College, has not mentioned gang rape in its remand note. Sanjay Roy, the sole accused, has been remanded to 14 days of judicial custody by the Sealdah court. Initially, Kolkata Police had filed an FIR under sections related to rape and murder, but CBI's probe has revealed Roy acted alone. Allegations of evidence tampering persist, with the CBI claiming the crime scene was altered, which the state government denies.

Manipur has seen a fresh surge in violence, with drone use and rocket attacks heightening tensions between the Meitei and Kuki communities. At least five people were killed in attacks across the state, including in Jiribam and Bishnupur districts. The Manipur Police have deployed anti-drone systems in response. Thousands of residents formed human chains in Imphal Valley, demanding action and condemning the violence. Chief Minister N Biren Singh held an emergency meeting to discuss the escalating situation. The Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity (COCOMI) issued a five-day ultimatum, demanding action from the Indian Armed Forces.