Video: Lawrence Bishnoi gang members open fire at rival's house in Canada

The Lawrence Bishnoi gang has claimed responsibility for three shooting incidents in Canada, according to a social media post. The gang’s member, Fateh Portugal, who is based in Portugal, made the claim online. Recently, the Canadian government designated the Bishnoi gang as a terrorist organization.

A video has also surfaced showing a shooter firing with advanced weapons at one of the locations. In the post, the gang stated that it targets “illegal traders” for extortion but not those who earn through hard work.

Hospital stocks rise after CGHS rate revision. Should you buy?

Hospital stocks are in focus today after the government announced the biggest revision in Central Government Health Scheme package rates in 15 years. The new rates, covering nearly 2,000 medical procedures, will come into effect from October 13, 2025.

Will bury India under its own warplanes: Pak Defence Minister threatens India

A war of words has erupted, with Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif warning India against any future military conflict. This came two days after the Indian Army Chief cautioned Islamabad to stop sponsoring terrorism or risk being erased from the world map. In response, Asif stated that India would be "buried under the wreckage of its warplanes". The exchange follows statements from India's Defence Minister and Army Chief, who advised Pakistan against any misadventure. The transcript also highlights India's military preparedness, with the Indian Air Force Chief, Air Chief Marshal AP Singh, detailing a recent operational success. He said, "And it will go down in the history that longest kill that we achieved of more than 300 kilometers by that." This statement underscores the Indian military's confidence in its long-range strike capabilities amidst the heightened rhetoric.

Cuttack violence: Clashes during Durga idol immersion lead to curfew, internet ban

Cuttack remains on edge following violent clashes during a Durga idol immersion procession on Saturday. The incident, which reportedly began over objections to high-decibel music, led to stone and bottle pelting, injuring 25 people, including eight police officers. In response, authorities have imposed a 36-hour curfew and a 24-hour social media ban, with internet services also suspended. Police have conducted flag marches to restore normalcy and arrested several individuals. One speaker stated, “The criminal mindset of the uncivilized people who have committed such crimes, six of them have been arrested.” While Orissa Chief Minister Mohan Manji has condemned the incident and vowed strict action, the opposition has criticised the state government for failing to maintain law and order. The VHP has called for a 12-hour ban, citing administrative lapses.

Several patients killed after fire at Jaipur's Sawai Man Singh hospital

Six critical patients were killed in a fire at the trauma center of the state-run Sawai Mansingh hospital in Jaipur late Sunday night. A short circuit is believed to be the cause of the fire which engulfed the neuro ICU, destroying equipment and causing thick smoke. This report covers glaring lapses, with relatives of the deceased stating they received no help from hospital staff who allegedly fled the scene. One relative said, "We did not get any help." For hours, families were reportedly not informed about the condition of their loved ones. The report also highlights allegations of non-functional safety equipment, such as an empty fire extinguisher, and shows scenes from Monday morning where staff were cleaning the site, which the reporter suggests could be an attempt to "whitewash the entire scenario."