Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh asserts that the arrest of a Burmese cadre from the Kuki National Army substantiates his belief that external forces are fueling the state's crisis. The Assam Rifles made this arrest near the international border. Additionally, internet services have been reinstated in five districts following a temporary suspension due to student protests.

A Nigerian national was detained at New Delhi's international airport for attempting to smuggle cocaine worth Rs 25 crore into India. After arriving from Dubai on September 7, he expelled a total of 84 capsules containing the drug. The seized narcotics weighed 1,660 grams and tested positive for cocaine. The suspect has been taken into custody.

Former Union minister P Chidambaram has raised concerns over the BJP-led government's 'One Nation, One Election' proposal, stating it requires at least five constitutional amendments and that Prime Minister Narendra Modi lacks the majority to pass them. He also refuted PM Modi's claims about Congress's stance on reservations and urged voters to support Congress in Haryana elections.

Union home minister Amit Shah declared no trade or talks with Pakistan until normalcy returns to Jammu and Kashmir. He accused opposition parties of fostering terrorism and stressed the BJP's commitment to India's unity. Shah highlighted the removal of Article 370 as a key achievement under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership.

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar called on the judiciary to refrain from making comments that might demoralize government agencies or trigger political debates. During the Samvidhan Mandir inauguration in Mumbai, he highlighted the necessity for all state organs to cooperate in upholding democratic values and constitutional ideals.

The Congress party has unveiled its manifesto for the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections, pledging welfare initiatives such as crop insurance, a minimum support price for apples, financial aid to farmers, and an unemployment allowance. They also plan to fill one lakh vacant government positions and ensure full irrigation coverage through a dedicated fund.

Congress has attacked the Mahayuti government for awarding a significant power supply contract to the Adani Group, alleging manipulation of tender conditions and potential financial burdens on Maharashtra consumers. The party questions cost discrepancies and financing, claiming higher tariffs for solar power will affect 2.7 crore consumers in Maharashtra.

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Shiv Sena MLA Sanjay Gaikwad has offered Rs 11 lakh to anyone who cuts off Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's tongue following his comments on reservations during a US trip. Gaikwad accused Gandhi of wanting to end the reservation system, sparking controversy and leading Maharashtra BJP president Chandrashekar Bawankule to distance himself from the remarks.

Marking its first 100 days in office, the Modi 3.0 government has been criticized by Congress for making several policy reversals under opposition pressure. Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinate highlighted U-turns on lateral entry, OPS, and the Waqf board Bill, suggesting that public and opposition forces will continue to shape governmental decisions.

India has commenced 'Operation Sadbhav' to send humanitarian aid to Myanmar, Vietnam, and Laos in response to Typhoon Yagi. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar announced that INS Satpura is carrying 10 tonnes of aid for Myanmar, while the Indian Air Force is delivering 35 tonnes of supplies to Vietnam and 10 tonnes to Laos.

The West Bengal government, under chief minister Mamata Banerjee, has once again invited protesting junior doctors for a meeting at her residence to discuss their demands for better security and administrative reforms. This fifth invitation assures that the meeting will be recorded but not live-streamed due to pending legal matters.

The article presents the inspiring stories of India's influential leaders who rose from humble beginnings to achieve great success. It features figures like Dhirubhai Ambani, Ratan Tata, Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, Gautam Adani, Sudha Murty, Indra Nooyi, and Ardeshir Godrej. Their journeys highlight how perseverance and hard work can transform modest origins into extraordinary accomplishments.

Union minister Dharmendra Pradhan confirmed Nayab Singh Saini as BJP's chief ministerial candidate for Haryana, showing confidence in winning a third consecutive term. This announcement follows senior leader Anil Vij's statement about staking a claim for the CM post based on his seniority and public demand, though he admitted that the party will decide.

Presley Shekinah, a 13-year-old student from Chennai, achieved a new world record by crafting a 600-square-foot portrait of Prime Minister Narendra Modi with 800 kg of millets. This artwork was completed in an uninterrupted 12-hour session and has been acknowledged by the Unico World Record under the student achievement category.

India has launched 'Operation Sadbhav' for humanitarian assistance in response to Typhoon Yagi's devastation in Southeast Asia. India provided $1,00,000 each in aid to Vietnam and Laos. A special aircraft delivered 35 tonnes of relief supplies to Vietnam. Aid was also sent to Myanmar, where the storm resulted in over 100 fatalities.

Marking its first 100 days on PM Modi's birthday, the government's key achievements include over one crore 'Lakhpati Didis', Rs 15 lakh crore in sanctioned infrastructure projects, and steps to enhance agriculture, healthcare, and disaster management. These efforts aim to create jobs and improve essential services.

Kerala's Malappuram district has confirmed its second Nipah virus death within two months. A 24-year-old student from Bengaluru died on September 9 after returning to Naduvath. Five people showing symptoms are quarantined, and authorities have identified 151 primary contacts. Face masks are now mandatory in Thiruvali panchayat.

Railways have refuted claims of a track caving incident between Hetampur and Dholpur stations in Morena district, Madhya Pradesh. The chief PRO of North Central Railways explained that recent heavy rainfall led to minor track settlement, causing a temporary speed restriction. The issue has been addressed, and the speed limit has been restored to 45 kmph.

At a Kisan Mahapanchayat in Haryana's Jind district, farmer leaders decided not to support or oppose any political party in elections. Their goal is to fortify the farmers' movement by making people aware of governmental failures affecting them. The next Mahapanchayat is set for September 22 in Pipli, Kurukshetra.

Congress leader Kanhaiya Kumar remarked that true peace in Jammu and Kashmir will be realized only under Congress rule. While campaigning for Ghulam Ahmad Mir, he pointed out public frustration with oppression and unemployment. He criticized the BJP's intentions and urged voters to reclaim their rights in the forthcoming Assembly elections.

Two young women tragically died in Indore after a speeding BMW driving in the wrong direction collided with their scooter. The driver fled the scene, prompting police to register a case against both the vehicle's owner and driver. The incident occurred as they were returning from Khajrana Ganesh temple fair.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Gandhinagar to meet beneficiaries of the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, a scheme providing free electricity through rooftop solar installations. He will also participate in the Global Renewable Energy Investor's Meet and inaugurate development projects worth over ₹8,000 crore in Gujarat.

Telangana BJP President Bandi Sanjay Kumar criticized BRS working President KT Rama Rao for delaying justice in the 2015 Cash for Vote case involving Chief Minister Revanth Reddy. Sanjay suggested transferring the case to CBI or ED. KT Rama Rao questioned why suspects remain free despite evidence, urging an investigation into political connections.

Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal unexpectedly announced that he will resign within 48 hours from today after being granted bail in the excise policy case. Potential successors include his wife Sunita Kejriwal, ministers Atishi and Gopal Rai. He aims to return to office after being «certified honest» by voters in upcoming elections, advocating for early polls before February 2024.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagged off seven new Vande Bharat Express trains from Jharkhand, marking a significant step in modernizing Indian Railways. These trains will enhance connectivity across key regions, supporting economic growth and religious tourism. The event also featured cultural activities and the distribution of housing sanction letters under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana - Gramin scheme.

In the first 100 days of Modi's third term, the government has cleared projects worth Rs 3 lakh crore focusing on infrastructure and job creation. Initiatives include support for farmers, youth employment, women empowerment, and tribal development. Key achievements also include peace agreements in Tripura and advancements in cybercrime prevention.

The Modi 3.0 government has rolled out numerous schemes for youth and women in its initial 100 days, featuring a Rs 2 lakh crore package to boost employment and skills. Over 90 lakh self-help groups have been established, aiding millions of women. Additionally, new job appointments and EPFO incentives were declared.

Former Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda announced that Congress will form the next government and aims to make Haryana developed and safe. He warned criminals to stop their activities or leave the state before October 8, when poll results are declared. Hooda also promised job creation, pension schemes, free electricity, and affordable gas cylinders.

Mehbooba Mufti, head of the People's Democratic Party, declared that their participation in elections is aimed at addressing the Kashmir issue and preserving Article 370 against BJP's efforts. She condemned BJP's decade-long failure to hold elections in J&K and promised transparent job recruitment and employment opportunities if victorious.

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal criticized the BJP-led central government, comparing its leadership to British rule. He recounted his time in jail and restrictions placed on him. Announcing his resignation, he addressed allegations of theft and corruption by the BJP. AAP has called for early elections in Delhi by November.