A bomb threat on the Jammu Tawi-Bhagat Ki Kothi Express (train number 19926) near Ferozepur triggered an emergency response on Tuesday morning. The threat, reported via the Rail Madad app, prompted the train to be halted at Kasu Beghu station, 10km from Ferozepur. Passengers were evacuated, and a bomb disposal squad, fire brigade, and medical teams were deployed. The threat comes amid heightened security concerns due to recent terrorist activities in Jammu and Kashmir. Authorities are investigating the source of the threat, which was linked to a mobile number registered in West Bengal.

Massive landslides in Kerala's Wayanad district have killed 47 people and left hundreds trapped amid heavy rain. The Army, along with the NDRF, has deployed 225 personnel and two Air Force helicopters for rescue operations. The hardest-hit areas include Mundakkai, Chooralmala, Attamala, and Noolpuzha villages. Prime Minister Modi announced Rs 2 lakh compensation for victims' families and Rs 50,000 for the injured. A control room and helplines have been set up, with ongoing rescue efforts hindered by incessant rain and boulder-blocked paths.

Landslides triggered by heavy monsoon rains in Wayanad, Kerala, have claimed at least 24 lives, with hundreds more feared trapped under debris. The Indian Army has been deployed, mobilizing four columns for rescue operations after a key bridge was destroyed. The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) has rescued 101 people so far, with shelter camps and medical aid provided. Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured Kerala’s Chief Minister of full support. The Indian Meteorological Department had forecasted heavy rain for the district, exacerbating the situation.

Heavy rains triggered three landslides in Kerala's Wayanad district, killing at least 24 people and trapping hundreds. Rescue operations are underway, with multiple agencies, including NDRF and Defence Security Corps, involved. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has assured assistance to the Kerala government and directed BJP workers to aid in rescue efforts. Two Air Force helicopters are also set to join the operation. The Kerala State Disaster Management Authority is coordinating the rescue efforts, with the death toll expected to rise as more areas become accessible.

A tragic train derailment occurred in Jharkhand's Seraikela-Kharsawan district, resulting in 2 deaths and 20 injuries. The Howrah-Mumbai Mail derailed near Barabamboo at 3:45 AM, with 18 coaches leaving the tracks. The incident involved 16 passenger coaches, 1 power car, and 1 pantry car. Rescue operations are ongoing, with an NDRF team on site. The cause of the derailment is being investigated, with a possible connection to a nearby goods train derailment being probed. Authorities are providing medical aid and support to affected passengers.

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has sealed the basements of eight coaching institutes in the last two days for violating building norms. Drishti IAS, Vajiram and Ravi, and SriRam IAS are among the institutes affected. The action follows the death of three students in a flooded basement of Rau's IAS Study Circle coaching centre. The MCD found that basements were being used for coaching classes, contrary to rules. The seals were put in place to prevent further violations and ensure student safety. The MCD will continue to monitor and take action against non-compliant institutes.

A devastating double landslide hit Kerala's Wayanad district early Tuesday, killing five people, including two children. Hundreds are feared trapped. The landslides struck near Meppadi at 2 am and 4:10 am. Rescue efforts are underway, with Fireforce, NDRF teams, and Air Force helicopters deployed to the area. At least 16 people are being treated at a local hospital. The situation is dire, with many still feared trapped under the debris. Rescue operations are ongoing, with additional NDRF teams en route to the affected area.

A Howrah-Mumbai express train derailed near Chakradharpur division in Jharkhand at 3:43 am on Tuesday. 18 coaches, including 16 passenger coaches, derailed due to a collision with a derailed goods train. 5-6 passengers sustained minor injuries and received first aid. No fatalities were reported. The incident occurred between Rajkharswan West Outer and Barabamboo stations. Railway officials are investigating the cause of the goods train derailment, which led to the collision. Restoration work is underway to resume normal train services. The incident has caused disruptions to train schedules in the region.

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has sealed five more basements of coaching centers, including Drishti IAS and Vajiram and Ravi, in Old Rajinder Nagar. This action follows the deaths of three IAS aspirants due to flooding in Rau's IAS coaching center basement on July 27. The MCD has also removed illegal encroachments and terminated a junior engineer, while suspending an assistant engineer. With 20 basements sealed in two days, civil services aspirants face uncertainty as many classes are canceled. The Ministry of Home Affairs has launched an investigation into the incident.

The Union Home Ministry has formed a committee to investigate the deaths of three civil services aspirants due to flooding at Rau's IAS Study Circle in Delhi's Rajinder Nagar. The committee, comprising officials from various departments, has 30 days to submit its report, including reasons for the incident, responsibility, and policy recommendations. The tragedy, which claimed the lives of Shreya Yadav, Tanya Soni, and Navin Dalwin, sparked protests from fellow students. In response, 13 illegal coaching centres in the area have been sealed, and five individuals, including the coaching centre's co-owners, have been arrested.