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Breaking News LIVE UPDATES, September 10, 2025, Latest News Today: At least 25 people, including three policemen, were killed in two days of violent protests led by Nepal’s ‘Gen Z’ movement, police said Wednesday. Nineteen protesters died in security forces’ firing near Parliament, while mobs killed three policemen in Kathmandu and three more demonstrators were shot in Kalimati. Over 630 people were injured, prompting nationwide curfew after PM Oli’s resignation.
Ravi Laxmi Chitrakar, wife of former Nepal PM Jhala Nath Khanal, was critically injured after protesters set their Kathmandu residence on fire during violent anti-government unrest. While some reports claimed she had died, The Kathmandu Post confirmed she remains in critical but stable condition at Kirtipur Hospital. The incident occurred amid nationwide protests that forced PM K P Sharma Oli’s resignation
The Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) on Wednesday accused the AAP government in Punjab of misusing Rs 12,000 crore allocated under the disaster management fund. SAD leaders Harsimrat Kaur Badal and Daljit Singh Cheema demanded a probe under the Disaster Management Act, warning of risks to flood relief efforts. They also sought accountability over the Ranjit Sagar Dam’s alleged mismanagement.
Assam Congress chief Gaurav Gogoi on Wednesday accused CM Himanta Biswa Sarma of turning the BJP into a “private limited company,” claiming that many BJP, AIUDF and AGP leaders were joining the Congress. He alleged Sarma treats citizens as subordinates and cannot grasp equality. Gogoi vowed Congress would form a “people’s government” in the 2026 state elections.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi told Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al-Thani that India “strongly condemns” Israel’s attacks in Doha targeting Hamas leaders. Expressing concern over the violation of Qatar’s sovereignty, Modi emphasised that issues must be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy, not escalation. He assured India’s firm support for peace, stability, and opposition to terrorism in all forms.
A woman died and two family members were injured after a speeding car hit their scooter near Prakash Hospital underpass in Noida’s Sector 24 on Tuesday, police said. The victim, Divya, succumbed during treatment, while her father-in-law Chandan Singh and minor son are recovering. Police have seized the car involved, while efforts are on to trace the absconding driver.
TV Narendran, CEO and MD of Tata Steel, has assumed charge as President of the All India Management Association (AIMA), succeeding Apollo Hospitals MD Suneeta Reddy. He will serve a two-year term until September 2026. With over 36 years at Tata Group, Narendran brings vast mining and metals experience. TCI MD Vineet Agarwal was named AIMA’s Vice President.
Delhi Police’s Special Cell, in a joint operation with Jharkhand ATS, arrested Ashraf Danish (23) in Ranchi for allegedly inciting communal tension and possessing illegal arms. Three others detained were released. A country-made pistol, knives, ball bearings, and cash worth Rs 10,500 were seized. Police said no link to radical groups has yet been established; interrogation is underway.
At least 25 people, including three policemen, were killed in two days of violent protests led by Nepal’s ‘Gen Z’ movement, police said Wednesday. Nineteen protesters died in security forces’ firing near Parliament, while mobs killed three policemen in Kathmandu and three more demonstrators were shot in Kalimati. Over 630 people were injured, prompting nationwide curfew after PM Oli’s resignation.
Nepalese nationals in Delhi expressed deep concern for their families in Kathmandu and other parts of Nepal as violent protests and unrest gripped the country after PM K P Sharma Oli’s resignation. Many reported poor connectivity, difficulty contacting relatives, and anxiety over safety. Restaurant owners and workers said tightened security prevented them from returning home, heightening their distress.
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said India aims to become the world’s No. 1 automobile industry within five years, citing skilled manpower, lower costs, and global investments. The sector has grown from Rs 14 lakh crore in 2014 to Rs 22 lakh crore now. Gadkari stressed boosting EV and flex-fuel production to cut Rs 22 lakh crore fossil fuel imports and pollution.
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has written to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, seeking urgent intervention for the safe evacuation of tourists from Kerala stranded in Nepal’s Pokhara amid violent protests. He assured the Centre of full cooperation. Nepal has been rocked by student-led unrest following PM K P Sharma Oli’s resignation and a controversial social media ban.
The Goa cabinet has approved a State Logistics and Warehousing Incentives Scheme to attract investors and make the state a logistics hub. It offers 10–15% capital subsidy up to Rs 50 lakh, interest subsidy on term loans, full stamp duty reimbursement, and benefits for cold chain projects. The scheme also supports skills, software upgrades, and tracking devices.
Western Naval Command said the theft of a rifle and ammunition from a sentry post in Mumbai’s Naval Residential area has been swiftly solved with the help of Mumbai Police. Two suspects were arrested outside Maharashtra and are being brought back for further investigation. The Navy assured full cooperation with agencies handling the probe.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand on September 11. At 11:30 am in Varanasi, he will host Mauritius PM Navinchandra Ramgoolam, who is on a state visit to India. Later, Modi will travel to Dehradun, conduct an aerial survey of flood-hit areas at 4:15 pm and chair a high-level review meeting at 5 pm.
Air India announced the cancellation of all flights to and from Kathmandu on September 10 due to the airport shutdown. The airline said it is monitoring the situation closely. It also said that passenger and crew safety remains its top priority.
The Ministry of External Affairs has asked Indian media outlets reporting from Nepal to exercise caution, avoid sensationalism, and stick to factual reporting. It advised against commentary on sensitive issues and directed journalists to coordinate with the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu or MEA’s XP Division if needed.
Security agencies have issued a high alert along the Indo-Nepal border amid violent unrest in Nepal. It has led to a mass return of Indians. Senior officials, including West Bengal’s Governor, are inspecting the situation. Goods vehicle movement has been temporarily halted.
A Tarn Taran court has convicted AAP MLA Manjinder Singh Lalpura in a 2013 case involving the molestation and assault of a Scheduled Caste woman at a wedding. The court ordered his custody, with sentencing scheduled for September 12.
Over 6000 inmates have escaped after a jailbreak from 18 jails in Nepal amid escalating protests.
Delhi on Wednesday recorded a minimum temperature of 25.9 degrees Celsius, according to the Indian Meteorological Department. A partly cloudy sky was forecasted and the relative humidity at 8:30 am was 81 per cent.
An AmCham Shanghai survey found that nearly two-thirds of US companies in China expect reduced revenues in 2025 due to Trump's steep tariffs and Beijing's retaliatory measures.
US President Donald Trump said negotiations with India to resolve trade barriers are progressing well and expressed confidence of a “successful conclusion.” He also called PM Modi his “very good friend."
Massive anti-government protests in Nepal have led to the temporary closure of Kathmandu airport. Carriers such as Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Nepal Airlines are to cancel flights. Indian authorities have advised citizens to defer travel, while airlines announced waivers on cancellations and rescheduling.
Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) signed an agreement in Cairo, with Egypt’s backing, to resume cooperation and inspections of Iranian nuclear facilities. The move comes amid renewed tensions, as European powers push to reimpose sanctions following Iran’s suspension of cooperation in July.
The ongoing unrest in Nepal has left markets in Uttar Pradesh’s border towns like Rupaidiha and Sonauli deserted. Cancelled travel, collapsed tourism, and communication gaps have added to the anxiety, as protests in Nepal intensify following PM Oli’s resignation.
India will take part in a joint multilateral military drill in Russia from September 10-16. It seeks to improve interoperability and provide a platform to exchange tactics, techniques and procedures in the domains of conventional warfare and counter-terrorism operations, according to a PTI report.
