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From Modi's job creation claim to INDIA bloc's dominance in bypoll: Today's top 10 morning news headlines

Here are today's top 10 morning news headlines covering major events and updates you need to know.

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From Modi's job creation claim to INDIA bloc's dominance in bypoll: Today's top 10 morning news headlines

1. INDIA bloc dominates bypolls with 10 seats across 7 states, NDA takes 2

The opposition INDIA bloc seems on the brink of a sweeping victory over the ruling NDA in the latest by-elections. Out of the 13 contested seats, the INDIA won ten seats. The BJP, still reeling from its failure to secure a majority in last month's Lok Sabha elections, managed to clinch only two assembly seats in the by-polls. Meanwhile, independent candidate Shankar Singh emerged victorious in one constituency.

2. Eight crore new jobs created in last 3-4 years: PM Modi in Mumbai

During Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Mumbai, where he inaugurated and laid foundation stones for several development projects, he emphasized the major strides in job creation over the past 3-4 years. He took a veiled jibe at the opposition parties, saying those spreading 'fake narratives' are foes of development and employment. 

3. J-K politicians under house arrest on Martyrs' Day, Mehbooba Mufti shares pic of locked gate

Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Ministers Mehbooba Mufti and Omar Abdullah claimed they were put under house arrest on Kashmir Martyrs' Day. This allegedly aimed to prevent them from visiting Mazar-e-Shuhada. Mehbooba Mufti, the president of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), shared a picture on social media platform X, showing the locked gate of her residence. In her post, she expressed her frustration with the authorities.

4. Jammu and Kashmir LG gets more powers as MHA amends Reorganization Act

In one of the significant moves, the Ministry of Home Affairs has made amendments to the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganization Act have expanded the powers of the Lieutenant Governor (LG), enhancing their authority in the region. The amendments have been made to the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganizational Act, 2019.

5. Under 21 live-in relations not matured enough, parents will be informed: Uttarakhand UCC panel

The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Act has been drafted in Uttarakhand and a nine-member panel has been constituted to form the rules, procedures, and other matters related to its implementation. The UCC Act includes seven schedules and 392 sections, covering marriage, divorce, inheritance, and live-in relationships. It aims to end practices like polygamy, polyandry, halal, iddat, and talaq while ensuring property rights for both male and female children.

6. India’s population expected to peak at 1.7 billion in 2060s, UN predicts

India's population is projected to reach its zenith in the early 2060s at approximately 1.7 billion before experiencing a 12% decline. Despite this reduction, India will remain the world's most populous country throughout the century, according to a United Nations report.

7. Nepal to establish new leadership following prime minister's confidence vote defeat

Nepal is on the brink of a new coalition government under the leadership of K.P. Sharma Oli, following a decisive parliamentary vote that ousted Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal on Friday, marking an end to his tumultuous 20-month tenure. The country, which has grappled with political instability since abolishing its monarchy in 2008, is now poised for its 14th government since that historic change.

8. Israel allegedly drops banned white phosphorus bombs in southern Lebanon 

Lebanon's official National News Agency reported that recent attacks took place near the town of Kfar Kila. Israeli forces are conducting a "search operation" from their base in Metula, a town located on the northern side of the 1948 Israeli-occupied territories. The attacks have endangered civilian lives and caused significant fires in the region. Israel continues to use white phosphorus munitions in southern Lebanon, causing lasting damage and forcing villagers to flee.

9. Mukesh Ambani owes Rs 4381.32 crore to MMRDA, among 5 defaulters

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) owed Rs 5,818 crore to five defaulters, including Mukesh Ambani. An RTI query by activist Anil Galgali revealed that Mukesh Ambani alone owes Rs 4,381 crore to MMRDA. The other defaulters named are M/s Reliance, Naman Hotel, Ambani Foundation, INS, and Raghulila Builders. Notices were issued to these defaulters on September 12, 2017.

10. IND vs ZIM: Indian openers thrashes Zimbabwe in fourth T20I, wins series

In the fourth T2OI, India beats Zimbabwe in a one-sided match at Harare Sports Club on Sunday. Chasing the target of 153, Indian openers dominated the game. Yashasvi Jaiswal fell seven runs short of his hundred and scored 93 runs. He hammered 13 boundaries and 2 maximums. While skipper Shubaman Gill played a fiery knock of 58 runs in 39 deliveries. This win secured an unassailable 3-1 lead for India in the series.

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