Top News: Todays Highlights | From Protests to Sports Events | Gold After 41 Years

Top News Overview:

Top News: Yesterday was a day dominated by protests and opposition. Students demonstrated in Manipur after images of two missing students' bodies were revealed.

During this Top news, a clash with security personnel resulted in 53 students getting injured. Meanwhile, farmers in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu protested over the Kaveri dispute.

Let's also explore why Pakistani cricketers haven't been paid their salaries for the past 4 months.

Before we dive into detailed news, here are some significant events to watch out for today:

Today's Top News Key Events:

1. PM Modi in Gujarat: He will inaugurate and lay the foundation stone for projects worth Rs 5206 crore in the Chhota Udaipur district. Additionally, he will participate in the 20th anniversary program of the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit in Gandhinagar.
2. President's Visit: President Draupadi Murmu will lay the foundation stone for the new building of the High Court in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, and will also attend the Smart City Conclave in Indore.
3. Cricket Match: The third ODI between India and Australia will be played in Rajkot from 1:30 pm.

Top News Detailed

1. Clash in Manipur:

• After images of two students, who went missing in July from Manipur, surfaced on the internet, protests erupted in the state's capital, Imphal.

1. • A clash with security forces resulted in 53 students and one teacher getting injured.
   • Internet services have been banned for the next five days, and schools will remain closed until 29th September.
   • Significance: The Chief Minister, N Biren Singh, announced that the CBI director, along with his team, would visit Imphal. He assured quick arrests of the culprits. CBI is currently investigating 27 cases in Manipur, with 19 related to atrocities against women.

2. PM Modi's Statement:

   • During the G20 University Connect program at Bharat Mandapam, PM Modi addressed the allegations against him for jailing certain individuals.
   • He asked the audience where those who steal the nation's wealth should be, to which the audience replied, "In jail."
   • Modi then said he's doing exactly what the people want. During the event, he also distributed joining letters to 51,000 youths at the 9th Employment Fair, held across 46 locations in India.
   • Significance: The G20 University Connect program, organized by the University Grants Commission (UGC), witnessed participation from institutes like IIT, IIM, NIT, and several medical colleges.
   • It connected lakhs of students nationwide. During its conclusion, PM Modi presented a report card of the government's work over the past 30 days.

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Attack in Sikh Getup: 

• In Canada, Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar was assassinated by attackers disguised in Sikh attire.
• As per the Washington Post, the attackers chased down Nijjar's pickup truck with two cars, fired approximately 50 rounds, 34 of which hit Nijjar, and escaped before bystanders arrived.
• Significance: Canada accused Indian agencies of involvement in Nijjar's assassination. Following this, India suspended visa services for Canadians.
• Canada updated its travel advisory for its citizens in India, warning of heightened anti-Canadian sentiments on social media.

Pakistani Cricketers Salary Issue:

• The cricketers of the Pakistani team haven't received their salaries for the past four months.
• The ongoing dispute between the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the players regarding the central contract is the main reason behind this.
• Players have threatened not to wear the team sponsor logo and might even skip World Cup promotional events.
• Significance: The players complain that almost half of their salary gets deducted as tax. They had demanded this issue be resolved before the World Cup. However, with the World Cup just around the corner, tensions are rising. Pakistan will play its first match against the Netherlands on October 6 and against India on September 14.

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• India Triumphs in Sports at the Asian Games – Hockey Dominance, Horse Riding Gold, and Political Insights
• India's performance at the ongoing Asian Games in China has been nothing short of spectacular.
• In just three days, India clinched three medals, including a gold in equestrian sports after a 41-year gap.
• Additionally Top News, India's hockey team secured a remarkable victory over Singapore with a score of 16-1.
• This article delves into these sporting achievements and highlights a significant political statement made by India's Foreign Minister during the UN General Assembly.

Top News are

1. Equestrian Gold After 41 Years: India made history in equestrian sports by winning a gold medal after a gap of 41 years.

Top News: This incredible achievement in horse riding demonstrates India's growing prowess in various sporting disciplines.

The gold medal in equestrian is a testament to the hard work and dedication of Indian athletes.

2. Equestrian Silver and Bronze: Alongside the equestrian gold, India also shone in other equestrian categories.

Neha Thakur secured a silver medal in women's singles, while Ibad Ali clinched a bronze medal in men's singles. These accomplishments reflect the depth of talent in Indian equestrian sports.

3. Hockey Domination: India's hockey team showcased its dominance by defeating Singapore with an astonishing score of 16-1.

This remarkable victory demonstrates India's prowess in one of its traditional sports, further cementing its status as a hockey powerhouse in the region.

4. Swimming Record: In swimming, the 4x100 meters medley relay team not only reached the finals but also set a national record. Their outstanding performance reflects India's potential in aquatic sports.

5. Tennis Progress: Indian tennis player Ankita Raina advanced to the quarter-finals, showing her skills on the international stage.

Overall Medal Tally: India's performance in the early days of the Asian Games has been exceptional. With a total of 14 medals, including three golds, India currently stands at sixth place in the medal tally. While China leads with 78 medals, South Korea and Japan follow with 41 and 34 medals, respectively.

6. India's Diplomatic Stance: During the UN General Assembly, India's Foreign Minister, S. Jaishankar, delivered a significant address. He emphasized that promoting terrorism for political gains is wrong and urged for a more equitable approach in international diplomacy.

Jaishankar also stressed the importance of upholding principles of fairness and equality in global politics.

He called for reforms within the UN Security Council, echoing India's long-standing demand for changes in the global political order.

7. Cauvery Water Dispute and Protests: The Cauvery water dispute led to a 12-hour shutdown in Bangalore, Karnataka. Farmers in Tamil Nadu protested against the decision to release Cauvery River water to Tamil Nadu, leading to disruptions in daily life.

Top News: During the protests, one farmer attempted self-immolation but was prevented by the police, who detained over 200 protestors.

In retaliation, Tamil Nadu farmers displayed dead rats in their mouths in protest against the Karnataka government.

Significance of the Cauvery Dispute: The Cauvery River dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu is a long-standing issue dating back 140 years. Both states assert their rights over the river's water, leading to periodic conflicts.

The recent Top News dispute began on September 13 when the Cauvery Water Management Authority (CWMA) ordered Karnataka to release 5,000 cusecs of water daily to Tamil Nadu for the next 15 days. Despite Karnataka's appeal to the Supreme Court, a resolution has not yet been reached.

Top News in Brief

• Top News: Delhi hosted a conference of army chiefs from 22 countries. The Indian Army Chief expressed the need for peace in the Prashant region.
• Khalistani supporters tore the Indian flag in Canada, leading to protests outside the Indian embassy. Canada issued an advisory to its citizens to exercise caution while in India.
• The BJP announced its third list of candidates for the upcoming elections, fielding a single candidate, Monica, from Amravati.
• Sri Lanka denied permission for a Chinese ship to dock, raising concerns in India. Meanwhile, Canada is granting asylum to alleged terrorists without substantial evidence.
• Changes in the RAS pre-exam process in Rajasthan will impose significant penalties for cheating and mandate the proper handling of OMR sheets.
• Top News: in Air India cabin crew uniforms may change by November, marking a shift from the traditional sarees worn for over six decades.
• In Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, a restaurant called "Poha and Speech" employs hearing-impaired staff who communicate using sign language. The restaurant aims to provide employment opportunities for the hearing-impaired.

Conclusion of Top News:

India's performance at the Asian Games underscores the country's growing prowess in various sports, with significant achievements in equestrian sports and hockey.

Additionally Top News, Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar's remarks at the UN General Assembly reflect India's evolving diplomatic stance on terrorism and international relations. The Cauvery water dispute continues to be a point of contention between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, underscoring the complex and longstanding nature of the issue.