Fresh Israeli airstrikes have struck multiple locations across the Gaza Strip, killing at least two people and injuring 10 others, even as hopes rise for a new ceasefire agreement.

According to reports, an Israeli strike hit a house in the Nuseirat refugee camp after evacuation warnings were issued. Additional strikes in Deir al-Balah also resulted in casualties. Meanwhile, families across Gaza continue searching for loved ones who remain missing amid the ongoing conflict.

The attacks come as U.S. President Donald Trump announced that Hamas has agreed to hand over its weapons to a Palestinian governing committee as part of a proposed second phase of the Gaza ceasefire. Trump said Israel was "very happy" with the agreement and described it as a major diplomatic breakthrough.

Israel Strikes Gaza As Trump Announces Hamas Disarmament Deal | Middle East Crisis

Welcome to today's Top India Headlines, covering the biggest developments from across the country.

Ahead of Independence Day celebrations, Delhi Police has imposed a ban on drones, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), paragliders, and other aerial platforms from August 2 to August 16. Authorities cited intelligence inputs warning that terrorists or anti-social elements could misuse such platforms to threaten national security.

In Jammu and Kashmir, a cloudburst struck the Doda-Ramban region, while continuous rainfall pushed the Chenab River to dangerous levels. Authorities opened two gates of the Baglihar Dam to regulate rising water inflows, and disaster response teams were deployed as flood alerts remained in effect.

In Bengaluru, Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar launched the Freedom From Waste Campaign, urging citizens to participate in keeping the city clean. The campaign was inaugurated near the Kempegowda Statue at the Hebbal Flyover.

Meanwhile, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta launched the Delhi Lakshmi Yojana portal. Under the scheme, eligible women will receive ₹2,500 per month in financial assistance. The Delhi Government has allocated ₹5,100 crore for the programme, which is expected to benefit around 17 lakh women.

Delhi Bans Drones Ahead Of Independence Day | J&K Cloudburst | Delhi Launches ₹2,500 Lakshmi Yojana

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned after weeks of nationwide student protests over the alleged NEET paper leak controversy. His resignation comes ahead of the third round of talks between the Centre and the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP). Celebrations erupted at Jantar Mantar as political leaders across parties reacted, while attention now shifts to education reforms and greater transparency in India's examination system.

Dharmendra Pradhan Quits as education minister | Celebrations erupt at Jantar Mantar

The resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has triggered major political reactions across India, with protesters at Jantar Mantar calling it a victory for their movement. According to reports from the protest site, the atmosphere changed after the announcement, with supporters celebrating and raising slogans. The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke said the resignation was only the first step, while protesters continued to demand further action, including compensation for affected families and reforms in India's examination system.

Dharmendra Pradhan resigns after NEET protest pressure | CJP demands more reforms at Jantar Mantar

Bangladesh is entering another major political transition as President Mohammad Shahabuddin prepares to resign before completing his five-year term. According to official sources, Shahabuddin's resignation comes amid increasing political pressure linked to his long association with former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, whose Awami League government was removed during the 2024 student-led uprising. The move also comes as Sheikh Hasina has announced plans to return to Bangladesh later this year after being convicted by the country's war crimes tribunal—a verdict she strongly denies.

Bangladesh President Mohammad Shahabuddin resigns | political shake-up ahead of Hasina's return

The death toll from the NHPC tunnel collapse in Namchi, Sikkim, has risen to 22, with rescue teams continuing operations to locate the remaining victims. Specialized rescue personnel remain on the ground as authorities monitor the situation and provide support to affected families. Meanwhile, the Election Commission of India has received over 17 lakh enumeration forms during the ongoing special intensive revision of electoral rolls in Karnataka. Officials have urged voters to submit their forms before the August 8 deadline, even if voter mapping details are unavailable.

Sikkim Tunnel Collapse Death Toll Rises To 22 | Karnataka Voter List Revision Sparks Concern

The Ram Temple donation theft investigation has entered a new phase as the Special Investigation Team (SIT) widens its probe into recruitment practices, trust oversight, and administrative lapses. Investigators are examining how cash-counting staff were appointed after reports suggested that many employees were recruited through recommendations from trust office bearers and their associates. The SIT has arrested several individuals and is now scrutinizing the backgrounds of dozens of employees involved in counting devotees' donations. Preliminary findings reportedly highlight procedural lapses, security gaps, and inadequate supervision in the donation counting process.

Ram Temple Donation probe widens | SIT targets recruitment process, trust officials under scanner

Brass plaque emerges as rallying point in Thailand. Watch this report to get more in this.

Brass plaque emerges as rallying point in Thailand

Over 80% of the illegal drugs entering India come from Pakistan. Reportedly, the drug cartels have the support of Pakistani deep state. Money from the drug trade is used to fund covert operations against India.

More than 80% of illegal drugs inflow into India, come from Pakistan

Protesters took to the streets following the grand jury charges in the Breonna Taylor case on Saturday. Outrage and heartbreak has boiled over into demonstrations in cities across the US.

Breonna Taylor protests: 2 cops shot and wounded, at least 24 people have been arrested

A Kentucky grand jury brought no charges against Louisville police for the killing of Breonna Taylor during a drug raid gone wrong

Police officers not charged for killing Breonna Taylor

Louisville Police Chief Robert Schroeder said the police officers shot on Wednesday did not have life-threatening injuries

Breonna Taylor: Two officers shot during Louisville protests

Amid tensions in South China, a study has said that China has shown the "most interest" in emerging sea routes as climate change melts ice in the Arctic Ocean.

Ice melt aiding China's arctic designs? China aggressively eyeing new sea route

Facebook has said that it has helped 2.5 million people register so far this year across Facebook, Instagram and Messenger before the National Voter Registration Day that falls on September 22. However, Facebook aims of registering 4 million eligible voters in the US this year.

US Election 2020: Facebook aims to register 4 MN voters

Malaysia’s opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim said he had secured a “strong majority” from lawmakers to form a new government, seven months after a power grab within the ruling coalition brought down the administration elected in May 2018.

Malaysia's opposition leader stakes claim over government

A Kentucky grand jury has brought no charges against Louisville police for the killing of Breonna Taylor during a drug raid gone wrong, with prosecutors saying two officers who fired their weapons at the black woman were justified in using force to protect themselves.

Only 1 of the 3 involved officers indicted in Breonna Taylor's death | Black Lives Matter

Italians voted on reducing the size of parliament and in local elections in the government's first test amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Italians vote to reduce Parliament size: 70% people voted in favour of the change

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday said that the country will register its second COVID-19 vaccine very soon. Watch report.

Vladamir Putin | Russia will register second COVID-19 vaccine | Coronavirus Pandemic

Amidst nationwide protests against Belarus’ long-standing authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko, the country’s beleaguered leader was sworn in for his sixth consecutive term in a sudden inauguration event on September 22.

Lukashenko sworn in at secret event: Lithuania, Germany condemn secret event | World News

In a rare challenge to President Abdelfattah Elsisi and his government, small protests broke out in several cities across Egypt. The Egyptian authorities sought to prevent the second round of protests on 27 September by shutting down large parts of downtown Cairo and carrying out mass arrests.

Second round of protests in Egypt against President Abdelfattah Elsisi

Before the coronavirus crisis hit, hotels in Geneva -- usually a hub for diplomatic and international business activity -- had been surfing on a wave of thriving growth, with some 3.2 million night stays annually for the past two years.

Geneva hotel industry in deep freeze: Hotels face catastrophic summer

Vladamir Putin: Russia will register second COVID-19 vaccine

More than 80 Yemeni soldiers were killed in missile and drone attack blamed on&nbsp;Huthi rebels in Yemen on Sunday. In another important development, US Donald Trump's legal team rejected impeachment charges and&nbsp;described the efforts as a ''dangerous attack'' on Americans and their intrinsic right to vote.

So, here's a list of major world news of January 19.

1. Yemen: Over 80 killed in missile attack, bloodiest since beginning of war

Over 80 Yemeni soldiers were killed and several wounded in missile and drone attack blamed on Huthi rebels in central Yemen, sources said on Sunday. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/yemen-over-80-killed-in-missile-drone-attack-275288">Read more</a>

2.&nbsp;'Brazen and unlawful': Donald Trump's legal team rejects impeachment charges

Trump was recently impeached on account of two articles: ''abuse of power'' and the ''obstruction of Congress'', which was approved by the Democratic-led House last year. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/brazen-and-unlawful-donald-trumps-legal-team-rejects-impeachment-charges-275143">Read more</a>

3.&nbsp;Meghan Markle's father accuses daughter of 'destroying', 'cheapening' royal family

Meghan Markle's estranged father, Thomas Markle said his daughter and son-in-law's action is "destroying" and "cheapening" the British royal family. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/meghan-markles-father-accuses-daughter-of-destroying-cheapening-royal-family-275313">Read more</a>

4.&nbsp;Hong Kong unrest: Protesters rally, thrash police officers

Several policemen were beaten bloody by pro-democracy protesters in a rally demanding greater democratic freedoms in Hong Kong on Sunday.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/hong-kong-police-officers-were-beaten-by-protesters-in-rally-275261">Read more</a>

5.&nbsp;Lotte Group founder Shin Kyuk-ho dies at 97

The founder of South Korea's sprawling retail conglomerate Lotte Group has died at the age of 97, company officials said Sunday. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/lotte-group-founder-shin-kyuk-ho-dies-at-97-275268">Read more</a>

6.&nbsp;Over 300 people wounded in Beirut protest clashes: Lebanese Red Cross

Lebanese rescuers treated more than 300 people for injuries during hours of clashes between security forces and protesters that rocked central Beirut on Saturday night. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/more-than-300-people-treated-in-beirut-protest-clashes-lebanese-red-cross-275316">Read more</a>

7.&nbsp;US Space Force unveils camouflage uniform, gets trolled on Twitter

The newly founded United States Space Force recently unveiled its uniform. The colour of choice has stirred a debacle on social media, BBC reported. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-space-force-unveils-camouflage-uniform-gets-trolled-on-twitter-275237">Read more</a>

8.&nbsp;SpaceX to try rocket failure test again after bad weather delay

Elon Musk's SpaceX will try again on Sunday to destroy one of its own rockets in a test of a crucial emergency abort system, a day after bad weather forced the company to delay its final milestone test before flying NASA astronauts from U.S. soil. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/spacex-to-try-rocket-failure-test-again-after-bad-weather-delay-275214">Read more</a>

9.&nbsp;Three Scottish brothers break world record to row across the Atlantic Ocean

Three brothers from Edinburgh, Scotland called Ewan, Jamie and Lachlan MacLean have made three world records after rowing across the Atlantic Ocean in merely 35 days, nine hours and nine minutes. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/three-scottish-brothers-break-world-record-to-sail-across-the-atlantic-ocean-275263">Read more</a>

10.&nbsp;Nepal avalanche: Nearly 200 rescued from Mount Everest and Annapurna

Over 200 people have been rescued from Mount Everest and Annapurna in Nepal on Saturday, a day after an avalanche hit a section on Annapurna circuit trekking route, Department of Tourism said. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/nepal-avalanche-nearly-200-rescued-from-mt-everest-and-annapurna-275170">Read more</a>&nbsp;

 
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More than 80 Yemeni soldiers were killed in missile and drone attack blamed on Huthi rebels in Yemen on Sunday. In another important development, US Donald Trump's legal team rejected impeachment charges and described the efforts as a ''dangerous attack'' on Americans and their intrinsic right to vote.

More than 80 Yemeni soldiers were killed in missile and drone attack blamed on Huthi rebels in Yemen on Sunday. In another important development, US Donald Trump's legal team rejected impeachment charges and described the efforts as a ''dangerous attack'' on Americans and their intrinsic right to vote. So, here's a list of major world news of January 19. 1. Yemen: Over 80 killed in missile attack, bloodiest since beginning of war Over 80 Yemeni soldiers were killed and several wounded in missile and drone attack blamed on Huthi rebels in central Yemen, sources said on Sunday. Read more 2. 'Brazen and unlawful': Donald Trump's legal team rejects impeachment charges Trump was recently impeached on account of two articles: ''abuse of power'' and the ''obstruction of Congress'', which was approved by the Democratic-led House last year. Read more 3. Meghan Markle's father accuses daughter of 'destroying', 'cheapening' royal family Meghan Markle's estranged father, Thomas Markle said his daughter and son-in-law's action is "destroying" and "cheapening" the British royal family. Read more 4. Hong Kong unrest: Protesters rally, thrash police officers Several policemen were beaten bloody by pro-democracy protesters in a rally demanding greater democratic freedoms in Hong Kong on Sunday. Read more 5. Lotte Group founder Shin Kyuk-ho dies at 97 The founder of South Korea's sprawling retail conglomerate Lotte Group has died at the age of 97, company officials said Sunday. Read more 6. Over 300 people wounded in Beirut protest clashes: Lebanese Red Cross Lebanese rescuers treated more than 300 people for injuries during hours of clashes between security forces and protesters that rocked central Beirut on Saturday night. Read more 7. US Space Force unveils camouflage uniform, gets trolled on Twitter The newly founded United States Space Force recently unveiled its uniform. The colour of choice has stirred a debacle on social media, BBC reported. Read more 8. SpaceX to try rocket failure test again after bad weather delay Elon Musk's SpaceX will try again on Sunday to destroy one of its own rockets in a test of a crucial emergency abort system, a day after bad weather forced the company to delay its final milestone test before flying NASA astronauts from U.S. soil. Read more 9. Three Scottish brothers break world record to row across the Atlantic Ocean Three brothers from Edinburgh, Scotland called Ewan, Jamie and Lachlan MacLean have made three world records after rowing across the Atlantic Ocean in merely 35 days, nine hours and nine minutes. Read more 10. Nepal avalanche: Nearly 200 rescued from Mount Everest and Annapurna Over 200 people have been rescued from Mount Everest and Annapurna in Nepal on Saturday, a day after an avalanche hit a section on Annapurna circuit trekking route, Department of Tourism said. Read more

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