India news 19/09/2023

 *भारत दुनिया में सबसे ज्यादा आबादी वाला देश बना:* जनसंख्या 142 करोड़ के पार; चीन के मुकाबले हमारी पॉपुलेशन 30 लाख ज्यादा 


*IPL मैच से पहले SMS स्टेडियम में अवैध निर्माण सील:* कार्रवाई कराने के बाद खेल मंत्री चांदना ने कहा- RCA ने बना लिया था VIP स्टैंड 


*राजस्थान में 50KM की स्पीड से आया अंधड़:* जयपुर में छाया धूल का गुबार; 13 जिलों में बारिश-आंधी का अलर्ट 


*अतीक-अशरफ हत्याकांड में 5 पुलिसकर्मी सस्पेंड:* तीनों शूटर्स को 4 दिन की पुलिस रिमांड, क्राइम सीन रीक्रिएट किया जा सकता है 

 

*बाबूलाल कटारा ने 60 लाख में लीक किया था पेपर:* RPSC मेंबर ने वाइस प्रिंसिपल शेरसिंह से किया था सौदा, एसओजी ने ऐसे जोड़ी कड़ियां 

 

*4 दिन घटने के बाद फिर बढ़े कोरोना के केस:* 24 घंटे में 10 हजार 542 नए मामले, 38 मौतें; एक्टिव केस 63 हजार 

 


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