The Savera News Capsule: Evening Bulletin | Top Headlines of the Day

August 16, 2026

Read the top India and world news headlines in The Savera News Capsule evening bulletin, covering politics, crime, business and global updates:

1. RJD to Hold Protest March to Delhi Raj Bhawan on August 19 Over Exam Paper Leaks: Tejashwi Yadav

New Delhi: RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav on Friday announced that his party will hold a protest march to the Delhi Raj Bhawan on August 19 against alleged irregularities and paper leaks in examinations in Bihar.

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2. BJP Set for Major Organisational Reshuffle, New Team to be announced Tomorrow

New Delhi: A major organisational reshuffle in the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is expected soon, with a completely revamped team likely to be announced as early as tomorrow. Following the appointment of new party president Nitin Nabin, the restructuring is expected to combine experienced leaders with fresh faces, including ministers, young leaders and women representatives, as the party prepares for the road ahead to 2029.

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3. Harsimrat Badal Seeks NIA Probe Into Attack on Sukhbir Badal, Links It to 2024 Incident

Chandigarh: Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) MP Harsimrat Kaur Badal has written to Union Home Minister Amit Shah seeking a National Investigation Agency (NIA) probe into the alleged assassination attempt on SAD president Sukhbir Singh Badal at Shri Hazur Sahib Gurdwara in Maharashtra’s Nanded on August 13.

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4. Patiala Police Trace 3 Missing Minor Girls at Panipat Railway Station, Reunite Them With Families

Patiala: The Patiala Police have recovered three minor girls who had gone missing from Patiala and traced them to Panipat railway station in Haryana.

The girls had reportedly gone missing from Patiala on Saturday. Police teams launched a search operation following instructions from SSP Varun Sharma to locate them at the earliest.

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5. Govt Sets LPG Production Targets for Refiners Amid Middle East Conflict

New Delhi: The government has, for the first time, set maximum cooking gas LPG production targets for individual public- and private-sector refineries and upstream companies amid concerns over supply disruptions linked to the West Asia conflict.

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