National Headline: Supreme Court vs Government: Not Advisable To “Hold Up” Judicial Process

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00:00 Hello and welcome to National Headlines.

00:20 I am Aminah Ansari and I will be taking you through the top headlines from the leading

00:24 newspapers of the country.

00:25 Let's start with the Times of India.

00:29 Being set for a five-bout in November ahead of the 2024 Mega Match.

00:34 The Election Commission on Monday set the ball rolling for Assembly polls in Madhya

00:38 Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Telangana and Mizoram.

00:42 The last electoral battle in the run-up to the 2024 General Election by announcing a

00:47 24-day poll window from November 7 to November 30.

00:52 Votes will be counted on December 3.

00:55 Next headline is from the Indian Express.

00:57 Ahead of Supreme Court hearing, Adani Group says bid to tarnish reputation by foreign

01:02 entities.

01:03 Adani Group on Monday said some foreign entities are continuing attacks by rehashing old and

01:09 baseless allegations to draw down its market value and tarnish the image ahead of the Supreme

01:14 Court hearing.

01:15 Let's move on to the headlines from the Hindu.

01:18 Supreme Court vs Government.

01:20 Nor advisable to hold up judicial process.

01:23 The Supreme Court on Monday said it may not be advisable to hold up the entire judicial

01:27 appointment process and insists that the government first clear the names earlier recommended

01:32 or reiterated by Supreme Court Collegium.

01:36 Next, let's move on to the headlines in the Economic Times.

01:39 BR attack.

01:40 Israel-Hamas conflict spills onto street.

01:43 Indian equities beacon on Monday as heightened uncertainty over the Israel-Hamas conflict

01:49 led to flight of money across global markets to save heaven assets such as gold and the

01:55 US dollar.

01:56 The surge in oil prices in the wake of the geopolitical tensions also sowed sentiments

02:01 among investors already anxious about inflation and the rising bond yields in the US.

02:07 Let's move on to the headlines from the Telegraph.

02:10 Congress Working Committee reiterates support for the rights of Palestinians to land and

02:15 self-government.

02:16 Amid the Israel-Hamas conflict, the Congress Working Committee on Monday reiterated its

02:21 long-standing support for the rights of Palestinian people to land, self-government and to live

02:27 with dignity while also calling for an immediate ceasefire and negotiation on all outstanding

02:32 issues.

02:33 Finally, our last headline is from the Hindustan Times.

02:37 Manipur man being burned alive on video identified.

02:40 A day after a video of a man being burned next to a barbed wire emerged on social media,

02:46 the Manipur government on Monday identified the victim as a 37-year-old Kuki man and said

02:51 that the incident likely took place on May 4.

02:54 The incident is related to the assault of two women who were raped and paraded naked

02:58 on video in Kuki-dominated district.

03:01 That's all for national headlines.

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