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On this India Today report, Nagarjun Dwarkanath provides details on a horrific pet dog attack in Bengaluru’s HSR Layout. The incident, which occurred on January 26 during a morning walk, left a woman with '50 plus stitches to her face and neck' after the animal bit her repeatedly. Nagarjun Dwarkanath confirms that the victim’s husband has lodged a formal police complaint at the HSR police station, leading to an FIR against the dog owner for criminal negligence. The report highlights that the owner was unable to control the pet and failed to use a mandatory muzzle. While discussing the broader context of canine management in the city, Nagarjun Dwarkanath notes that the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) has active measures for stray dog control, classifying this specific attack as a serious isolated incident of owner negligence. The victim remains hospitalised while police examine CCTV footage to further the investigation into the owner's failure to secure the animal.

New CCTV footage has shifted focus away from a visibility-related landing error to an abrupt left roll just seconds before the Baramati crash.

This news bulletin reports on Union Home Minister Amit Shah's sharp criticism of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi during a rally in Dibrugarh, Assam. Shah accused the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha of disrespecting North-Eastern culture by allegedly refusing to wear a 'gamosa'—a traditional Assamese cloth of deep cultural significance—presented by President Droupadi Murmu during the Republic Day reception. Shah claimed that while every other dignitary accepted the 'gamosa' as a mark of respect, Rahul Gandhi did not. The Home Minister further 'vowed that as long as the BJP is in power, it will not allow any insult to the North-East culture.' The report highlights the escalating political tension over the incident, noting that it remains to be seen how the Congress leader will respond to these allegations regarding the cultural symbol of Assam.

This report examines the suspicious death of noted religious leader Sadhvi Prem Baisa in Jodhpur, which has triggered widespread protests and political demands for a high-level investigation. According to her family, she was administered an injection at her ashram after being unwell, following which her condition deteriorated. A cryptic post appeared on her Instagram account four hours after she was declared dead, stating, 'Once I leave, I will get justice.' The post reaffirmed her devotion to Sanatan Dharma and mentioned her repeated requests for an 'Agni Pariksha'. RLP MP Hanuman Beniwal has demanded a CBI probe into the matter as questions arise regarding the delay in police complaints and the refusal of a hospital ambulance. Police are currently investigating a possible link to a six-month-old defamation dispute and are working to identify who accessed her social media account after her passing. The FSL team has secured the ashram as authorities await the post-mortem report to determine the exact cause of death.