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Odisha assembly session is going on. During the proceedings on Thursday, September 28, two BJP MLAs including Opposition Chief Whip Mohan Majhi threw pulses at Speaker Pramila Malik. Both have been suspended for the entire season. The session will continue till October 4. The name of the second MLA of BJP is Mukesh Mahaling. BJP MLAs were protesting against the ruling BJD MLA. The ruling MLA had said that the opposition MLAs should come to the House with a good mental state.
Today’s other big news…
Harry Potter’s Albus Dumbledore passes away, Sir Michael Gambon breathes his last at the age of 82
Veteran Hollywood actor Sir Michael Gambon has passed away. This was confirmed by his wife Lady Gambon and son Fergus. His wife told that he breathed his last in the hospital at the age of 82. He was suffering from pneumonia. Sir Michael Gambon played the role of Professor Albus Dumbledore in the famous Hollywood film ‘Harry Potter’. Because of this film, he became famous all over the world.
Farmers’ rail roko movement in Punjab, hundreds of passengers sitting on the tracks, stranded
19 farmer-labor organizations of Punjab have started Rail Roko movement from today till September 30 for their demands. Farmers have sat on railway lines across Punjab. After the railway track is jammed, trains are jammed on the railway tracks from Delhi to Amritsar, Pathankot to Amritsar and Punjab to Chandigarh. Hundreds of passengers are stuck at the railway stations of Punjab due to jam in trains. About 25 trains have been affected. Read the full news…
DM will preserve the evidence found in Gyanvapi survey, court rejects Muslim side’s petition
Varanasi Court in Uttar Pradesh on Thursday heard 4 petitions related to Gyanvapi. The court said that the DM will preserve the evidence found during the ASI survey in the Gyanvapi complex. Apart from this, who will bear the expenses of ASI survey of Anjuman Arrangements Masjid Committee? This petition was rejected. Justice Dr. Ajay Krishna, while giving the verdict, said – ASI survey fees are not a matter of arrangement, we cannot hear it. If you want to file a case then go to the Supreme Court. Read the full news…
MS Swaminathan, father of ‘Green Revolution’ in India, dies at the age of 98
MS Swaminathan, the father of India’s ‘Green Revolution’, died in Chennai on the morning of Thursday 28 September at the age of 98. He is survived by his wife Meena and three daughters Soumya, Madhura and Nitya. Swaminathan played a key role in developing high-yielding varieties of rice, which helped ensure that India’s low-income farmers produced more crops.
Swaminathan was awarded the Ramon Magsaysay Award in 1971 and the Albert Einstein World Science Award in 1986. Read the full news…
This year, 31 terrorists were killed in the joint operation of security forces in Jammu and Kashmir.
So far this year, 31 terrorists have been killed in joint operations of security forces in Jammu and Kashmir. These joint operations were carried out by Army, Police, SSB, BSF and CRPF together at different places in Jammu and Kashmir.
MP Police raids illegal arms factory, 3 people arrested
Madhya Pradesh’s Dhar Police busted a gang involved in illegal arms smuggling. Three people have been arrested in this case. SP Manoj Kumar Singh said that the police have recovered 149 country-made pistols, 2 pistols and 13 live cartridges.
Mobile explodes in Nashik house, three people injured in fire
Three members of a family suffered burn injuries in a fire that followed an explosion in a house in Maharashtra’s Nashik city on Wednesday. The incident took place at 6 am in the morning at Tulja Niwas in Uttam Nagar, CIDCO. Police suspect that the mobile phone exploded while charging. Due to this, some glasses of nearby houses were also broken.
