On Monday, Pakistani terrorists attacked Indian army vehicles in Kathua, Jammu and Kashmir. The assault was carried out using sophisticated weapons, including M4 Carbine rifles and explosive devices. The terrorists had conducted reconnaissance of the area, possibly with local support, before launching the targeted attack. The army vehicles were traveling through a region with limited road connectivity, making them vulnerable to the ambush. The attack resulted in casualties, and an investigation is underway to determine the details of the incident. The incident highlights the ongoing threat of terrorism in the region.

Five Indian Army personnel were tragically killed and six others injured in a terrorist attack on a military convoy in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district. The incident occurred during a routine patrol on the Machedi-Kindli-Malhar road, where terrorists initiated the assault with a grenade followed by gunfire. Despite immediate retaliation by security forces, the terrorists managed to escape into nearby forests. This marks the second attack on the Indian Army in the region within 48 hours, highlighting the ongoing security challenges in Jammu and Kashmir. Political leaders have condemned the attack, emphasizing the need for robust anti-terror measures.

Five Indian Army soldiers were killed and five others injured in a terrorist attack on an army convoy in Billawar, Kathua district, Jammu and Kashmir. The ambush occurred when terrorists, positioned on a hill in the Machedi area, opened fire and hurled grenades at the convoy. The injured soldiers are receiving medical treatment. Security forces initiated a search operation, resulting in an ongoing gunfight with the terrorists. The attack underscores a recent surge in terrorist activities in the region, prompting heightened security measures and counter-terror operations.

At least two people died and 130 were injured during the Jagannath Yatra in Odisha on July 7. One man from Bolangir district died from suffocation in a stampede-like situation, while another was crushed under a chariot wheel. Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi announced Rs 4 lakh ex-gratia for the families of the deceased. State revenue minister Suresh Pujari visited the injured in the hospital. The annual festival at the Jagannath Temple in Puri continues on July 8. Last year, three people died in similar incidents during the chariot-pulling ritual.

Pradeep Nakhwa, whose wife Kaveri was killed in a hit-and-run in Mumbai, demands strict punishment for the accused, Mihir Shah. "I demand that the manner in which he dragged my wife through his car, I will drag him the same way," Pradeep said. Shah, son of Shiv Sena leader Rajesh Shah, allegedly hit the couple with his BMW in Worli. Pradeep recalled how the car hit them while they were riding their bike, dragging Kaveri under its wheels. Despite his attempts to stop the car, the driver sped off. A look out notice has been issued for Mihir Shah, who is absconding.

4 Indian Army personnel were killed in a terrorist attack on their convoy in Billawar, Kathua district, Jammu and Kashmir. The attackers, positioned on a hill in Machedi area, fired upon the convoy and hurled grenades, injuring four other soldiers who are hospitalized. After the assault, security forces launched a search operation leading to an encounter with the terrorists. Sources suggest the terrorists may have fled. This incident adds to the escalating violence in the region, with recent attacks prompting intensified anti-terrorist measures.

In a recent attack in Billawar, Kathua district of Jammu and Kashmir, terrorists targeted an army vehicle, injuring two soldiers. The attack occurred on Monday when the terrorists fired from a hilltop and hurled grenades at the vehicle. The injured soldiers have been rushed to the hospital. A gunfight ensued between the terrorists and army personnel, leading to a massive search operation. This incident follows a series of recent terrorist activities in the region, including twin attacks in Doda district in June, which has led to heightened anti-terrorist operations by security forces.

The Supreme Court acknowledged the leak of NEET UG 2024 question papers on Monday, questioning the National Testing Agency (NTA) on the integrity of the exam. Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud expressed concerns over the leak’s impact on 23 lakh students and requested a detailed account of the paper’s distribution and security measures. The Court hinted at a possible re-test if those responsible are not identified. The NTA and CBI have been directed to provide comprehensive reports on the matter by Wednesday.

A packed Haryana Roadways mini bus overturned near Pinjore, leaving 50 people injured, mostly school children. According to officials, over 40 children were among those hurt. The bus flipped over near a turn, and the cause is under investigation. Authorities prioritized rescue efforts, and fortunately, none of the injuries are critical. Thirty children were taken to a hospital in Panchkula, while others are under observation in Pinjore. The incident has raised concerns about road safety and the transportation of school children.

The Supreme Court has expressed reluctance to order a re-test for nearly 24 lakh students who took the NEET-UG exam on May 5, citing the financial burden on poor families. The court is considering a re-test due to leaked question papers and "grace marks" awarded to 1,563 students. However, it highlighted that a short time lag between the leak and exam may have limited the impact. The court is weighing the need for a re-test, considering the potential benefits and drawbacks. A final decision is yet to be made.