Following the murder of a postgraduate trainee doctor at Kolkata’s RG Kar Medical College, massive protests have erupted. The Federation of Resident Doctors Association (FORDA) has called for a nationwide medical strike in response to the sexual assault and murder of the 29-year-old doctor. AIIMS Delhi students joined the protests, and resident doctors from Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, and Jammu are on strike. The victim, found dead in the hospital seminar hall, had injury marks suggesting sexual abuse. A suspect, Sanjay Roy, was arrested; he had access to hospital areas through a civic volunteer role.

Kolkata police have revealed that Sanjay Roy, accused of raping and murdering a postgraduate doctor at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, consumed alcohol before the crime. Sources stated Roy drank behind the hospital around 11 pm and had a history of watching violent pornography. Police found disturbing content on his phone, suggesting a "perverted mind." Roy, who tried to destroy evidence by washing bloodstains, was arrested intoxicated. The victim, 31, had severe injuries, including bleeding from her private parts. Roy is in custody until August 23, charged with rape and murder.

The West Bengal Health Department removed RG Kar Medical College's superintendent, Dr. Sanjay Vasishta, following the rape and murder of a 31-year-old trainee doctor. The incident has sparked widespread protests from doctors and students, who accuse the hospital of neglecting security concerns. The accused, Sanjoy Roy, was arrested and charged with rape and murder. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee vowed the strictest punishment for the perpetrator, even seeking the death penalty. The Indian Medical Association demanded urgent safety measures and threatened nationwide protests if swift justice is not delivered.

In response to the rape and murder of a female doctor at Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College, the Federation of Resident Doctors Association (FORDA) will halt elective services nationwide on August 12. This action follows a warning from the Indian Medical Association (IMA) of potential protests if demands are unmet within 48 hours. FORDA's five demands include immediate justice, protection for protesting doctors, and stringent security measures for healthcare workers. The federation's decision aims to highlight the need for safety and swift action following the tragic incident.

A 42-year-old Air India passenger named Manoj Kumar was arrested at Cochin International Airport on Sunday after he jokingly asked a CISF officer, "Is there a bomb in my bag?" during security checks. The comment caused immediate alarm, leading to a thorough inspection by the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad. No threat was found, but Kumar was deboarded and handed over to the police for further investigation. The Air India flight to Mumbai departed as scheduled. Authorities warn travelers that even joking comments about bombs are taken seriously and can result in arrest.

A postgraduate medical student in Kolkata was found raped and murdered at RG Kar Medical College. The 28-year-old victim, a second-year chest medicine student, was discovered dead in a seminar hall after her night shift. The initial autopsy revealed severe injuries, including a broken neck and bleeding from multiple parts of her body. The suspect, Sanjoy Roy, has been arrested. West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee demanded the death penalty for the culprit, while TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee called for swift justice and harsher punishments for rapists and murderers.

Former External Affairs Minister K. Natwar Singh passed away at the age of 93 after a prolonged illness. He died on Saturday night at Medanta Hospital in Gurugram. Singh, a respected diplomat and politician, served as India's Foreign Minister from 2004 to 2005 under Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. He was awarded the Padma Bhushan in 1984 for his service to the nation. Singh also wrote several books, including his autobiography, One Life is Not Enough. His family is gathering in Delhi for the last rites.

Senior IAS officer T V Somanathan has been appointed as the new Cabinet Secretary of India. He will take over from Rajiv Gauba, who is completing a record five-year term this month. The government has approved Somanathan's appointment for a two-year tenure starting August 30. Currently serving as Finance Secretary, Somanathan is a 1987-batch IAS officer from the Tamil Nadu cadre. He has held various key positions, including Joint Secretary in the Prime Minister's Office and Expenditure Secretary. Somanathan is also a Chartered Accountant and holds a PhD in economics.

Kolkata Police arrested Sanjay Roy, the main suspect in the murder of a postgraduate trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College, using a crucial clue—a Bluetooth headphone left at the crime scene. The victim's body was found in the hospital's seminar hall, with an autopsy confirming sexual assault. CCTV footage showed Roy near the crime scene, and his phone automatically connected to the Bluetooth device during questioning, leading to his arrest. The case has sparked widespread protests by doctors demanding justice. West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee has vowed to seek the death penalty for the accused.

A second-year postgraduate student doctor was found dead in RG Kar Medical College, Kolkata. Police confirmed she was sexually assaulted before being murdered. Her body was discovered semi-nude with multiple injuries. The incident has sparked widespread protests by students and medical staff, demanding better security. An SIT has been formed to investigate, and one suspect has been arrested. The victim's family alleges attempts to hide the truth. The BJP has called for a CBI probe and re-postmortem. The initial autopsy ruled out suicide, confirming it as a case of homicide following sexual assault.