A BMW, allegedly driven by Mihir Shah, son of a Shiv Sena leader, hit a couple on a bike in Mumbai’s Worli area. The accident killed Kaveri Nakawa and injured her husband. Mihir Shah is missing, and his father, Rajesh Shah, has been detained. The incident happened near Atria Mall at 5:30 am. Mumbai Police are searching for Mihir Shah. Chief Minister Shinde promised an impartial investigation. Shiv Sena leader Aditya Thackeray visited the police station, calling for swift action. The BMW was registered in Rajesh Shah's name.

Devprakash Madhukar, the main suspect in the Hathras stampede, was arrested in Delhi. Madhukar allegedly collected donations and organized the event without proper procedure. The stampede killed 121 people. Police arrested two more suspects, Ram Prakash Shakya and Sanju Yadav, bringing the total arrests to nine. Madhukar, a close aide of preacher Suraj Pal, is suspected of having political connections. Police are investigating Pal’s funding sources. Madhukar, previously an MGNREGA worker, saw a rapid rise in Pal’s organization, handling significant cash transactions. He has been placed in 14 days' judicial custody.

Saifullah Sajid Jatt, a top terrorist of Lashkar-e-Toiba, is behind recent attacks in Jammu and Kashmir, say security sources. Jatt, from Kasur, Pakistan, has a Rs 10 lakh bounty on his head. Operating from Islamabad, he handles Lashkar's recruitment and terror funding. Recently, several attacks in J&K have been linked to him. In Reasi, terrorists killed nine pilgrims by firing at their bus. Later, in a village shootout, a CRPF personnel and two terrorists died. Five more terrorists were killed in Kulgam encounters, which also left two soldiers dead. Security agencies are searching for his local contact, Qasim.

Two soldiers were killed and six terrorists neutralized in twin encounters in Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam district on Saturday. The first gunfight in Modergam led to the death of Lance Naik Pradeep Nain and the elimination of two terrorists. Shortly after, Havaldar Raj Kumar was killed in Frisal Chinnigam, where four terrorists were gunned down. Security forces, acting on intelligence about terrorist hideouts, engaged in intense gunfire at both locations. The operation, overseen by IGP VK Birdhi, remains ongoing to apprehend additional suspects.

A woman from Worli, Mumbai, died after a speeding BMW hit her and her husband on a two-wheeler early this morning. They were returning from Sassoon Dock with fish when the car struck them from behind. The severe impact threw them onto the car's bonnet. The husband jumped off, but his wife was not as lucky. The BMW driver fled the scene. The woman was rushed to a hospital but was declared dead on arrival. The husband is in treatment. Police have launched an investigation into the hit-and-run incident.

At least seven people died and 10 others were injured when a six-storey building collapsed on Saturday in Surat's Sachin area amid heavy rains. Rescue teams, including SDRF and NDRF, are actively searching for survivors, with 6-7 people still believed to be trapped under the debris. The incident occurred around 3 p.m., with initial reports indicating that the building, which had 30 flats, had 4-5 occupied. Many residents were either at work or sleeping after night shifts when the collapse happened. The rescue operation is ongoing.

Two soldiers were killed, and four terrorists neutralized in Kulgam, Jammu and Kashmir, in separate encounters today. Security forces launched operations at Modergam and Frisal after receiving specific intelligence. At Modergam, one soldier died from injuries sustained in heavy terrorist fire during an assault by joint forces. In Frisal, four terrorists were killed in a fierce gun battle, resulting in one soldier's death and another's injury. Two additional terrorists remain at large amid ongoing operations. This follows a recent surge in terrorist activities in the region.

Security forces killed four terrorists, including a top Hizbul Mujahideen commander, in an ongoing operation in Kulgam, South Kashmir. Farooq Ahmad Bhat, alias Nali, a long-time Hizbul member, was among those eliminated. The operation in Chingam area continues. Earlier, an Army jawan was martyred in a separate encounter in Modergam village, Kulgam, after sustaining critical injuries during the initial exchange of fire. The operation was launched following credible intelligence inputs about the presence of terrorists in the area. The security forces' action has resulted in a significant blow to terrorist operations in the region.

Devprakash Madhukar, the main accused in the Hathras stampede that claimed several lives, has been sent to 14-day judicial custody along with another suspect, Sanju Yadav. The two were produced before a judicial magistrate's court and remanded to judicial custody for two weeks. The police had sought their remand to investigate their role in the tragedy. The stampede occurred on July 2, leaving many dead and injured. The investigation is ongoing, and the police are working to uncover the circumstances surrounding the incident.

A dramatic scene unfolded at Bishop Johnson Girls' School and College in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, as the principal was forcibly removed from office after being terminated due to her alleged involvement in a paper leak case. A video of the incident has gone viral on social media. The paper leak occurred on February 11, and an investigation led to the principal's dismissal. The sudden and chaotic removal of the principal has raised questions about the school's administration and the circumstances surrounding the incident.