The NIA has filed charges against three individuals—Vishal Gill, Bhagwant Singh, and Diwan Singh—for their involvement in the Amritsar temple grenade attack. They are accused of conspiracy, execution, providing shelter, and destroying evidence. Investigations continue into other suspects, including Sharanjeet Kumar and foreign-based Badalpreet Singh, focusing on terror funding channels and international linkages to uncover the broader conspiracy.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized Congress for allegedly prioritizing vote bank politics by giving land to infiltrators, leading to demographic changes in Assam. He asserted that the BJP government is committed to correcting historical injustices against tribal communities and ensuring citizen satisfaction, contrasting it with Congress's alleged appeasement policies.

Pakistan is allegedly funding the reconstruction of Lashkar-e-Taiba's (LeT) headquarters, Markaz Taiba, destroyed in airstrikes, raising concerns about regional security. LeT is reportedly raising funds under the guise of flood relief, with Islamabad allocating PKR 4 crore for the project. The facility serves as a training ground for terrorists, potentially strengthening LeT's operational capabilities and recruitment efforts.

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann announced a massive cleanliness drive for 2,300 flood-hit villages, allocating ₹100 crore. The initiative includes providing equipment and labor to clear debris by September 25. Medical camps with ambulances will be set up, including those in existing Aam Aadmi Clinics. Veterinary teams will protect livestock, with vaccinations completed by September 30.

During his Assam visit, Prime Minister Modi criticized Nehru's handling of the 1962 Chinese aggression, claiming Assam still suffers. He contrasted Congress's limited infrastructure development with his government's construction of six Brahmaputra bridges in the last decade. Modi accused Congress of supporting infiltrators and insulting Bhupen Hazarika.

The India-Pakistan Asia Cup match in Dubai has ignited political controversy, with opposition parties condemning it as insensitive after the Pahalgam terror attack, while the government defends it as a sporting event separate from political tensions.

Uttarakhand's Chief Minister, Pushkar Singh Dhami, has emerged as the top choice in a Times Group survey assessing chief ministers' performance in disaster-affected states. Dhami secured 79% of the votes in the Navbharat Times online poll, surpassing Omar Abdullah, Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, and Bhagwant Mann.

PM Modi's first visit to Manipur since the 2023 ethnic violence emphasized well-being for both Meiteis and Kukis, pledging partnership through Rs 7,000-7,300 crore in projects focused on health, connectivity, and education. Modi framed development as the antidote to despair, urging dialogue and mutual understanding for lasting peace. The government aims to counter criticism with development funds and security presence.

RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav criticized Bihar's NDA government for the failing public healthcare system, citing poor conditions at Purnea's GMCH. During a surprise inspection, he found patients sharing beds, unsanitary conditions, and staff shortages. Yadav alleged corruption in construction and equipment purchases, ahead of PM Modi's visit.

Ten Kuki-Zo MLAs in Manipur have appealed to Prime Minister Modi for a political settlement amidst ongoing ethnic conflict, highlighting their community's displacement and seeking a separate Union Territory. While Modi visited Manipur, pledging peace and development, Kuki-Zo groups boycotted events, expressing continued grief and rejecting the extension of the Suspension of Operations agreement.

Nepal's President dissolved parliament, prompting condemnation from major political parties amidst a backdrop of recent deadly protests and political upheaval. Fresh elections are scheduled for next March, while the newly appointed Prime Minister Karki seeks cooperation to ensure timely polls. Despite political tensions, normalcy is gradually returning to Kathmandu as the nation grapples with the aftermath of widespread unrest.

The National Human Rights Commission has taken cognizance of widespread fertilizer shortages impacting farmers during the Kharif season. Notices have been issued to states/UTs and Union ministries, urging investigations and proper fertilizer distribution. Allegations of police action against farmers waiting for fertilizers have also prompted NHRC intervention, emphasizing the protection of farmers' rights.

In Chhattisgarh's Bijapur district, a Naxalite was killed during a clash with security forces on Saturday. The gunfight erupted in a forest during an anti-Naxal operation. Following the exchange, authorities recovered the Naxalite's body, along with a 12-bore gun, a Barrel Grenade Launcher, explosives, and Maoist-related supplies.

Delhi faced a series of bomb threats, targeting three Max Hospital locations and the Delhi High Court, causing widespread disruption and prompting extensive security operations. Authorities later confirmed these threats as hoaxes. Similarly, the Taj Palace hotel also received a bomb threat via email, triggering a thorough search that found nothing suspicious.

The upcoming India-Pakistan Asia Cup clash ignites political controversy. Shiv Sena (UBT) and Congress leaders criticize the match as immoral and profit-driven, citing past grievances and questioning the government's stance. BJP leaders, however, rally behind the Indian team, framing it as a matter of national pride. Maharashtra leaders exchange barbs, highlighting the deep divisions surrounding the event.

Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Assam, a 2.6-km 'PM Neem Corridor' has been created in Numaligarh, Golaghat district, featuring Neem saplings. During his visit, PM Modi will inaugurate a bamboo-based ethanol plant and lay the foundation stone for a Petro Fluidised Catalytic Cracker Unit.

Lobsang Sangay, the former Tibetan Prime Minister-in-exile, alleged Chinese interference in South Asian nations. He specifically pointed to Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Sangay warned India to remain vigilant regarding China's expansionist policies. He highlighted China's efforts to diminish India's regional influence. Sangay also recalled past instances of Chinese pressure during India-China dialogues.

Maharashtra Minister Nitesh Rane mocked Aaditya Thackeray, suggesting he'd secretly watch the India-Pakistan cricket match in disguise. This jab followed Thackeray's criticism of the BJP for allowing the match despite Pakistan's history of terrorism.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit to Manipur, his first since the ethnic violence in 2023, included rallies and project inaugurations. He also inaugurated Mizoram's first railway line, connecting it to the rest of India. Modi appealed for peace in Manipur, laying foundation stones for development projects and emphasizing the Northeast's role as a growth engine.

Prime Minister Modi visited Manipur for the first time since the 2023 ethnic violence, inaugurating development projects worth ₹7,300 crore. In Pune, an IT professional was attacked with a billhook, leading to the arrest of two suspects. Airstrikes on Myanmar schools resulted in 19 student deaths.

Shashi Tharoor urges India to prioritize women's safety for tourism growth. He highlights tourism's potential to combat unemployment and generate revenue. Tharoor criticizes the lack of mid-range tourist facilities. He emphasizes the need for more hotels and improved infrastructure. He notes that India attracts fewer tourists than smaller destinations. Tharoor calls for giving tourism greater priority.