Alarms are ringing in India over yet another deadly virus. The southern state of Kerala has reported four cases of the Nipah virus out of which two succumb to the infection. Now Nipah is a zoonotic virus which means it is transmitted to people from animals. It mainly affects animals such as bats, pigs, dogs and horses. Though the infection does not spread as quickly as COVID-19 the case fatality rate or the proportion of deaths among those who test positive is very high as per the World Health Organization.

Alarm over Nipah Virus outbreak in India: Kerala reports five cases and two deaths

Four snake charmers released their snakes in a compartment of the Chambal Express in Uttar Pradesh after a heated argument with the passengers over their earnings after their performance.

Four snake charmers released their snakes in a compartment of the Chambal Express in Uttar Pradesh after a heated argument with the passengers over their earnings after their performance. The snake charmers boarded the Chambal Express, which operates between Howrah and Gwalior, on September 9 at Banda station, a passenger named Dheeraj Kumar told Hindustan Times. Kumar, a resident of Malakoura village in Mahoba district, said they opened the lid of their baskets from which the snakes emerged and started their performance. They played their gourd flute and swayed the snakes. After the performance, they asked the passengers for money. "Some people gave the money, while some refused," said Kumar. When some people refused to pay the snake charmers, they got into a heated argument. Amid the fray, they suddenly released the snakes in the train compartment to scare the passengers. Many people scrambled to get onto the upper berths. Some passengers also hid inside the washroom until the nightmare ended. Later, someone contacted the Railway control room. ALSO READ | Explained | What is Scrub Typhus? Deadly mite-borne infection claims 14 lives in India Akhilesh Pratap Singh, the officer in charge of the Railway Police Force (RPF) at Mahoba station, said the railway control room informed them about the snakes. However, after about an hour, the snake charmers eventually caught the snakes and got off the train moments before it entered the Mahoba station, the next stop after Banda. "We spoke to the passengers at the Mahoba railway station, and they confirmed the incident. Although the snakes did not harm any passengers, there was significant distress in the train compartment," said Singh. Security personnel also considered a comprehensive search of the train coaches to ensure the safety of the passengers. However, the snake charmers did not leave anything behind. After the RPF completed the probe, the train headed towards Gwalior and continued its journey. Although snake charming is almost extinct, it still exists in India. In August 2023, the police arrested two snake charmers in Gurugram for posing as priests and shoving snakes through car windows and auto-rickshaws at traffic signals to rob commuters. Snake charmers usually get on trains with non-venomous snakes like pythons wrapped around themselves or in baskets and threaten to set them loose. When caught, the police book them under Section 145 (creating nuisance) and Section 147 (trespassing) of the Railways Act. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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An Indian Army dog named Kent sacrificed her life to protect her handler. Molly Gambhir gets you the story of the hero canine.

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A 43-year-old married man allegedly killed his live-in partner in Palghar, Maharashtra, by drowning her in a tub of water, the police said on Wednesday. The deceased, identified as Naina Mahat, had been in a relationship with the accused, Manohar Ravi Shankar Shukla, for five years.

A 43-year-old married man allegedly killed his live-in partner in Palghar, Maharashtra, by drowning her in a tub of water, the police said on Wednesday. The deceased, identified as Naina Mahat, had been in a relationship with the accused, Manohar Ravi Shankar Shukla, for five years. Naina, 28, filed a rape case against him at the Waliv and Virar police stations after she learned he was married and refused to marry her, the police told ANI. Shukla asked Naina to withdraw the case. However, when she refused to do so, he murdered her, as per reports. "The accused threatened and pressured the woman to withdraw the case. When the woman refused, the man killed her by drowning her in a tub of water," the police said. After the murder, Shukla sought his wife's help, stuffed Naina's body in a suitcase and disposed it off in a creek in Valsad, Gujarat. Naina Mahat worked as a makeup artist and hairdresser in the film industry. She lived alone in Sunteck Tower in Naigaon. ALSO READ | Indian Army dog dies while protecting troops during operation in Jammu & Kashmir Details about the date of the incident are scant. However, the initial probe revealed that the murder occurred in the second week of August. Naina's family filed a missing person's complaint with the Naigaon Police on August 14, an official stated. Her sister Jaya said she approached the police after she could not reach Naina via phone on August 9. The building's CCTV footage showed Naina coming and going with a man. Later, her sister told the police the man was Naina's friend, and they were about to get married. Jaya also confirmed that Shukla was forcing Naina to withdraw the case and was threatening to kill her if she disagreed. During the initial round of questioning, Manohar tried to mislead the police. However, they collected evidence against him and called him again for interrogation. He then confessed to the police and told them how he packed the body in a bag and threw it in Gujarat. "Naina was putting pressure on the accused to leave his wife and children and get married to her. Upset with this, the accused took this extreme step," the police said. The police arrested Shukla and his wife on Tuesday. They have registered a case against the accused under Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

India: Married man kills live-in partner; dumps body with wife's help

Delhi recently hosted delegates from 40 nations for the G20 Summit but sources say that on the first day of the summit that was on the September 8th. A high voltage drama unfolded at the Taj Hotel where the Chinese delegation was staying, police sources say that the Chinese delegation carried a suspiciously large into the hotel.

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To completely wipe out the terror networks in Jammu and Kashmir, the Government of India is now focusing on the terror network across the border. Over 4000 terrorists who fled Jammu and Kashmir in the last three decades and are operating from Pakistan, and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir are likely to lose their properties in Jammu and Kashmir.

According to the Jammu and Kashmir government, around 4,200 terrorists&nbsp;living in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir have been listed as&nbsp;"proclaimed offenders" by the government of India and their properties are being attached.

The government authorities have already started the drive by seizing the properties of these terrorists. Agencies like the National Investigative Agency (NIA) and State Investigative Agency (SIA) have seized dozens of properties in the Kashmir Valley. Jammu and Kashmir Police have also seized over 16 properties in Doda district in the last week.

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''Those who have gone and taken shelter in Pakistan were earlier associated with terrorism here and now are running the networks from sitting across the border. We have made a list of those involved and recently in Doda district, we have taken strict action against those and seized their properties and have been listed among fugitives,'' said Dilbag Singh, the Director-General of J&amp;K Police.

According to government officials, the Inspector-General of Registrations and Revenue has already received a list of around 4,200 terrorists living in PoK for the last three decades.

The revenue department would most likely be seizing the properties and also making sure that these properties are neither sold nor bought by anyone. Jammu and Kashmir Police in recent times have also attached properties of those who are found guilty of wilfully providing shelter to the terrorists.

In a recent statement, the LG of Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha also appealed to the locals of Kashmir Valley to not support or provide shelter to terrorists.

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"I hope the locals in the Kashmir Valley will not give protection or support to any anti-national elements. The rest of the job will be done by the police and security forces. Don't give shelter. It is because of terrorism that people in J&amp;K have been living in fear for decades. And we have made up our mind to completely wipe out the terrorism across Jammu and Kashmir with your support," said Manoj Sinha.

According to the sources,&nbsp;security experts have suggested the government focus on the terror networks and ecosystem both in Jammu and Kashmir, as well as Pakistan. They say that only when the grassroots networks of terror groups are wiped out, will Jammu and Kashmir be terror-free.

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To completely wipe out the terror networks in Jammu and Kashmir, the Government of India is now focusing on the terror network across the border. Over 4000 terrorists who fled Jammu and Kashmir in the last three decades and are operating from Pakistan, and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir are likely to lose their properties in Jammu and Kashmir.

To completely wipe out the terror networks in Jammu and Kashmir, the Government of India is now focusing on the terror network across the border. Over 4000 terrorists who fled Jammu and Kashmir in the last three decades and are operating from Pakistan, and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir are likely to lose their properties in Jammu and Kashmir. According to the Jammu and Kashmir government, around 4,200 terrorists living in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir have been listed as "proclaimed offenders" by the government of India and their properties are being attached. The government authorities have already started the drive by seizing the properties of these terrorists. Agencies like the National Investigative Agency (NIA) and State Investigative Agency (SIA) have seized dozens of properties in the Kashmir Valley. Jammu and Kashmir Police have also seized over 16 properties in Doda district in the last week. Also read | India’s external debt of $624.7 billion is controllable: Nirmala Sitharaman ''Those who have gone and taken shelter in Pakistan were earlier associated with terrorism here and now are running the networks from sitting across the border. We have made a list of those involved and recently in Doda district, we have taken strict action against those and seized their properties and have been listed among fugitives,'' said Dilbag Singh, the Director-General of J&K Police. According to government officials, the Inspector-General of Registrations and Revenue has already received a list of around 4,200 terrorists living in PoK for the last three decades. The revenue department would most likely be seizing the properties and also making sure that these properties are neither sold nor bought by anyone. Jammu and Kashmir Police in recent times have also attached properties of those who are found guilty of wilfully providing shelter to the terrorists. In a recent statement, the LG of Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha also appealed to the locals of Kashmir Valley to not support or provide shelter to terrorists. Also read | 'Well done India': Saudi Crown Prince all praise for India's G20 presidency as Delhi-Riyadh bond strengthens "I hope the locals in the Kashmir Valley will not give protection or support to any anti-national elements. The rest of the job will be done by the police and security forces. Don't give shelter. It is because of terrorism that people in J&K have been living in fear for decades. And we have made up our mind to completely wipe out the terrorism across Jammu and Kashmir with your support," said Manoj Sinha. According to the sources, security experts have suggested the government focus on the terror networks and ecosystem both in Jammu and Kashmir, as well as Pakistan. They say that only when the grassroots networks of terror groups are wiped out, will Jammu and Kashmir be terror-free. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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US President Joe Biden lands in New Delhi and is set to hold bilateral talks later in the evening with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Earlier in the day, PM Modi held discussions with his Bangladesh and Mauritius counterparts Sheikh Hasina and Pravind Kumar Jugnauth respectively.

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This story delves into the heart of India's global dilemma as it takes the helm of the G20. It explores the impact of brain drain on India's global competitiveness and how the nation can use its presidency to attract investment and talent back home.

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G20 host India proposes global biofuel alliance to support energy transition. Prime Minister Narendra Modi reminds world of climate action.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to host US President Joe Biden at the G-20 Summit. He will be holding a series of bilateral including US, Bangladesh and Mauritius on Friday; UK, Japan, Germany and Italy on Saturday and EU, Canada, Brazil and UAE on Sunday.

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US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Friday said that the group of 20 of the G20 is an effective forum to discuss and resolve global issues. Yellen was speaking at a press briefing in New Delhi ahead of the G20 summit scheduled to be held in India's National Capital.

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Speaking on the row over G20 Summit invitation cards, describing President Droupadi Murmu as the 'President of Bharat' instead of the customary 'President of India', External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday told news agency ANI that he would invite everybody to read the Constitution, which states 'India, that is Bharat'.

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The G20 Summit in India is clouded with speculation. High on the agenda are eminent security issues looming over the Bloc and in the spotlight are two countries in security-related matters that have vast ramifications for the world. Watch the video to know how is it important for India?

India G20 Summit 2023: India looks to deepen trade ties with member nations

Just days ahead of US President Joe Biden's India trip for the G20 Summit, first lady Jill Biden has tested positive for Covid-19. After this, Joe Biden has now tested negative for the Coronavirus for a second time in a span 24 hours.

US President Joe Biden tests negative for Covid-19 after Jill Biden tested positive for Coronavirus

A special session of the Indian Parliament is set to convene on September 18th. So far, no agenda has been announced so far for the five-day session against this backdrop. India's main opposition party, Congress has put forward some issues.

Indian parliament special session called from September 18

Sopore in Kashmir's Baramulla district is called the Apple town of Kashmir Valley, it accounts for about 40% of apple production and 40% of Apple's sale in Kashmir valley is done.

Sopore: Hub of India's apple production, main stakeholder in Kashmir's Horticulture business | WION

Dinner invitation to G20 leaders has come as a surprise, the term President of Bharat has been used for the first time in an official invite to foreign leaders attending the summit.

'Bharat, not India': President Murmu's invitation triggers speculation

After a successful hop test on the Moon last month, India space agency ISRO has shared another update with the world - Chandrayaan 3's Vikram Lander and rover has been put to bed but this hibernation won't last for long.

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Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is en route Delhi for the G20 summit with the delegation of leading businessman, industrialists and technocrats of his country. The G20 summit will be held on 9th and 10th September.

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As part of the beautification drive for the upcoming G20 summit, Delhi has become a city of lights! Roads and parks along the route to the summit venue and even some other parts of the city where the delegates are expected to visit have started coming alive in bursts of colours post-sundown. Feast your eyes on this!

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Chinese President Xi Jinping will not be attending the G20 Summit in New Delhi next week and Premier Li Qiang is set to represent China at the mega event on September 9th and 10th, according to Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson.

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The G20 Summit today because all eyes will be on the crucial Summit this week. Several world leaders will gather and discuss key issues on the global economy but the meat in New Delhi is not only from its challenges it will be a test for New Delhi as a delegate game of diplomacy plays out well ahead of the summit the UK India trade deal seems to be in jeopardy.

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Days after Chandrayaan-3's successful moon landing, the Vikram Lander has "soft-landed" on the lunar surface again.

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The Indian government has formed a committee to explore the feasibility of its 'One Nation, One Election' plan. The panel will be headed by the former President of India Ramnath Kovind. This move comes ahead of the special session that has been called for both houses of Parliament.

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The Indian government has formed a committee to explore the feasibility of its 'One Nation, One Election' plan. The panel will be headed by the former President of India Ramnath Kovind. This move comes ahead of the special session has been called for both the houses Parliament.

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Is China trying to subvert the G20 summit? After releasing a provocative map, Xi Jinping is 'likely' to skip the G20 summit in New Delhi. Has India's G20 presidency rattled Xi Jinping? Molly Gambhir reports.

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India's Union Minister of Parliamentary Affairs Pralhad Joshi has posted on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) that the government was calling a Special Session of Parliament. The minister said that the special session will have 5 sittings and will be held between September 18 and 22.

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In a heart-wrenching incident from India’s Madhya Pradesh state, a group of people were reportedly recorded harassing a sick leopard. People continued clicking selfies with the sick animal, and some even tried mounting it.

As per media reports, the video circulating on the internet is from Iklera village of Dewas district in Madhya Pradesh.&nbsp; 
Fortunately, Forest Department officials acted promptly after receiving information about the sick leopard and rescued it from the scene.

<h2>What happened?</h2>

Local media reported that villagers first spotted the sick leopard roaming around in the nearby forests of Iklera.&nbsp;

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In the beginning, the big cat scared the hell out of villagers. However, the villagers soon noticed that the animal was behaving quite lazily and was far from being aggressive.&nbsp;

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And that was enough for the villagers to take it as a green light to do whatever they wanted with the poor leopard.

<h2>How was the leopard rescued?</h2>

An alarmed individual alerted the forest department about a leopard's presence in their village. As they waited for assistance, some locals engaged in playful interactions with the animal, even taking selfies.&nbsp;

Shockingly, one person even attempted to mount the leopard. Fortunately, a rescue team from Ujjain arrived at Iklera village and successfully relocated the leopard to a safe location.

According to Forest Officer Santosh Shukla, the rescue team transported the two-year-old leopard to Van Vihar in Bhopal for a thorough medical examination.

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Forest guard Jitendra Chauhan mentioned that the leopard was found wandering disoriented in the forest, struggling to walk properly. He added that the leopard is undergoing treatment at Van Vihar and is expected to recover quickly.&nbsp;

Recent reports highlight an increase in conflicts between humans and leopards across various Indian states, leading to unfavourable outcomes for both sides. States like Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, and Maharashtra, known for their significant leopard populations, have observed a recent surge in these incidents.

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In a heart-wrenching incident from India’s Madhya Pradesh state, a group of people were reportedly recorded harassing a sick leopard. People continued clicking selfies with the sick animal, and some even tried mounting it.

In a heart-wrenching incident from India’s Madhya Pradesh state, a group of people were reportedly recorded harassing a sick leopard. People continued clicking selfies with the sick animal, and some even tried mounting it. As per media reports, the video circulating on the internet is from Iklera village of Dewas district in Madhya Pradesh. Fortunately, Forest Department officials acted promptly after receiving information about the sick leopard and rescued it from the scene. What happened? Local media reported that villagers first spotted the sick leopard roaming around in the nearby forests of Iklera. Video Villagers seen risking their lives with a sick #Leopard 😳🤦🏼‍♂️#Indore #LeopardAttack #MPpic.twitter.com/IupnfecmKr — Ajay AJ (@AjayTweets07) August 30, 2023 × In the beginning, the big cat scared the hell out of villagers. However, the villagers soon noticed that the animal was behaving quite lazily and was far from being aggressive. Watch: 'Beer goggles', a myth? | Pragyan rover shares 1st image of Vikram Lander × And that was enough for the villagers to take it as a green light to do whatever they wanted with the poor leopard. How was the leopard rescued? An alarmed individual alerted the forest department about a leopard's presence in their village. As they waited for assistance, some locals engaged in playful interactions with the animal, even taking selfies. Shockingly, one person even attempted to mount the leopard. Fortunately, a rescue team from Ujjain arrived at Iklera village and successfully relocated the leopard to a safe location. According to Forest Officer Santosh Shukla, the rescue team transported the two-year-old leopard to Van Vihar in Bhopal for a thorough medical examination. Also read: What is ‘Masterdating’? The latest trend that has taken social media by storm Forest guard Jitendra Chauhan mentioned that the leopard was found wandering disoriented in the forest, struggling to walk properly. He added that the leopard is undergoing treatment at Van Vihar and is expected to recover quickly. Recent reports highlight an increase in conflicts between humans and leopards across various Indian states, leading to unfavourable outcomes for both sides. States like Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, and Maharashtra, known for their significant leopard populations, have observed a recent surge in these incidents. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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A Washington-based Think Tank survey has found that views about India are generally very positive across the world. The findings of this survey also say that the global confidence in India continues to be fairly mixed especially when it comes to the political leadership in the country.

India generally popular abroad; mixed response to PM Modi's popularity: US Think Tank survey

India's first solar probe to blast off on September 2 after last week’s successful moon touchdown, Aditya-L1, first space-based Indian observatory to study the Sun. Aditya, meaning "Sun" in Hindi, will be fired into a halo orbit in a region of space about 1.5 million kilometres from Earth, providing the craft with a continuous clear view of the Sun.

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Six days after the successful soft landing of India's Chandrayaan-3 on August 23 for the first time ever in the history of wild space science. Chandrayaan-3 profiled the soil of the South Pole of the moon and ISRO issued a statement saying that the Vikram Lander has confirmed the presence of Sulphur on the lunar surface near the South Pole.

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