Evening news wrap: Ujjain mosque row reaches MP HC; Nepal landslides kill 10 | India News
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Madhya Pradesh high court has disposed of two appeals in theShahi Masjid case after Muslim petitioners cited an agreement with the Ujjain civic body, as tensions continue over road-widening work. - AAP reported contributions of Rs 12.10 crore in 2025-26, down 68% year on year, with two donors accounting for nearly 83% of the total.
- Landslides triggered by heavy rain killed at least 10 people in Nepal’s Baglung district, while a wider spell of severe weather has claimed 21 lives across the country.
- Protests at Lovely Professional University over allegations of sexual assault, a student’s death and hostel safety demands escalated into violence, prompting an investigation and a 10-day suspension of regular classes.
- South Korea has summoned Ukraine’s envoy and sought an apology after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy disclosed the transfer of two captured North Korean soldiers to Seoul.
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Ujjain unrest : MP High Court disposes of Shahi Masjid appeals after civic body agreement
The Madhya Pradesh high court has disposed of two appeals linked to the Shahi Masjid case after Muslim petitioners cited an agreement with the Ujjain civic body. The order comes amid protests and clashes over the demolition of part of the mosque for a road-widening project linked to preparations for the 2028 Simhastha Kumbh Mela. Security has been stepped up around the complex. Read full story
AAP donations fall 68% to Rs 12.10 crore; two donors account for most contributions
The Aam Aadmi Party received Rs 12.10 crore in contributions in 2025-26, down 68% from the previous financial year, according to its filing with the Election Commission. Prudent Electoral Trust and Trident Limited contributed Rs 5 crore each, together accounting for nearly 83% of the total. Trident was founded by former AAP Rajya Sabha member Rajinder Gupta, who joined the BJP in April.Read full story
Nepal landslides kill 10 in Baglung as heavy rain triggers widespread destruction
At least 10 people have died and one remains missing after landslides struck Nepal’s Baglung district following continuous rainfall. A video shows a hillside collapsing and sweeping away houses within seconds. Across Nepal, four days of heavy rain, floods and landslides have killed at least 21 people, left five missing and damaged or destroyed hundreds of homes. Read full story
LPU protests: Allegations, student death and hostel safety demands precede campus violence
Violent protests at Lovely Professional University in Punjab’s Phagwara followed student claims about an alleged sexual assault on campus and questions over the death by suicide of a student from Telangana. Police have registered an FIR and formed a Special Investigation Team, while the university has denied that a rape took place on campus. Regular classes have been suspended for 10 days and mid-term exams postponed as the investigation continues.
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South Korea seeks apology from Ukraine over disclosure of North Korean POW transfer
South Korea has summoned Ukraine’s envoy and demanded an apology after Zelenskyy told the UN General Assembly that Kyiv had transferred two captured North Korean soldiers to Seoul. Seoul says the disclosure breached a confidentiality agreement, while Ukraine denies that such an agreement existed. The dispute comes amid concerns over North Korea’s military support for Russia and the two soldiers’ stated wish to relocate to South Korea. Read full story
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