Catch the key highlights of the day with The Savera News Capsule, featuring top national, international, political and breaking updates in a quick evening roundup:
1. BJP Rajya Sabha MP Harsh Mahajan Discharged After Health Scare, Expresses Gratitude to the Supporters
Shimla: Rajya Sabha MP and senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Harsh Mahajan has recovered after being briefly hospitalised following a health scare during a party protest in Shimla on Saturday. Doctors said he was admitted due to dehydration and low blood pressure and confirmed that there was no heart blockage or any other cardiac ailment.
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2. Bodies of All 12 Indian Victims Killed in Qatar Gas Tragedy Repatriated to India
New Delhi: The mortal remains of all 12 Indian nationals who lost their lives in the industrial accident at Qatar’s Ras Laffan Industrial City have been repatriated to India, bringing closure to the process of returning the victims to their families.
According to the Indian Embassy in Doha, eight bodies were flown back to India on June 26, while the remaining four had been repatriated a day earlier on June 25.
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3. Man held from Assam for stealing money from Trinamool MP Kalyan Banerjee’s bank account
Kolkata: The police have arrested a man on charges of cyber fraud, almost a year after he stole lakhs of rupees from the bank account of Trinamool Congress MP Kalyan Banerjee, said a senior police officer on Saturday.
The accused has been identified as Mokuleshar Reza. He was arrested from Rangapani area in Assam by the Cyber Crime division of Kolkata Police on Friday.
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4. Expert Sees India Sustaining High Economic Growth Amid Global Uncertainty
India is expected to remain among the world’s fastest‑growing major economies despite geopolitical tensions, uncertainty around artificial intelligence (AI) spending and sustained foreign investor outflows, Seth R. Freeman, Senior Managing Director at GlassRatner Advisory & Capital Group, has said.
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5. Karan Singh: ‘Kashmiriyat’ Is the Soul of Coexistence; Humanity Must Rise Above Religious Divides
Srinagar: Former Jammu and Kashmir Sadr-e-Riyasat (Head of State) and Governor Karan Singh on Saturday stressed the need to preserve Kashmir’s centuries-old tradition of coexistence, saying that the values of Kashmiriyat, Sufism and shared cultural heritage remain vital for promoting peace and communal harmony. He said humanity must always rise above religious differences and called for sustained interfaith dialogue to strengthen mutual understanding.
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