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Lawyers for Charlie Kirk's family have filed a legal notice alleging that Utah Valley University, local police and state officials failed to secure the campus event where the conservative activist was shot dead in September 2025. The notice, typically a precursor to a lawsuit, says officials knew of threats against him and did not act. The university says it is aware of the notice and is handling it through established processes.
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BJP Telangana president N. Ramchander Rao has repeated the party's demand that the history of Hyderabad's 1948 integration with India be taught in school textbooks, speaking at a photo exhibition in Secunderabad. He credited Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel's leadership, while the day itself continues to be observed under different names by different parties and governments.
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The BJP will hold a month-long public service campaign, the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan, from September 17, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's birthday, which the party says marks 25 years of his service as Chief Minister and Prime Minister. Announced by Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda, the drive includes cleanliness drives, blood donation and medical camps, beneficiary conventions and a Seva Kalash Yatra, and ends on October 17 with an address by Mr. Modi.
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The Congress has named E. Vinayagam and the CPI has fielded A. M. Saleem for the October 6 bypoll in Puducherry's Thattanchavady constituency, making it a multi-cornered contest. Chief Minister N. Rangasamy's AINRC has fielded former legislator Ashok Anand, while the DMK has brought in former CPI leader Sethu Selvam. Nominations close on September 16.
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The National BC Dal has flagged a key difficulty in the proposed caste census: the same community is known by many names, spellings and sub-caste identities across States and languages. Its president, Dundra Kumaraswamy, said that without scientific linking of such entries, communities could be fragmented in the official record, and sought clear standards for classification and aggregation.
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A day after Union Home Minister Amit Shah said the Uniform Civil Code would be implemented by 2029, NDA partners in Bihar have taken differing positions publicly. JD(U) MLA Shyam Rajak said the code will not be implemented in the State "at any cost", while HAM(S) leader Santosh Kumar Suman and the State BJP spoke of consensus and consultation, and the RJD and LJP (Ram Vilas) sought wider discussion before any decision.
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The BJP was ahead of the Congress in Rajasthan's urban local body elections, with results declared for 8,787 of 10,244 wards at 2.15 p.m. Independents won 2,024 wards, emerging as a potentially decisive force in several civic bodies. Counting continued, with Mayors and Chairpersons to be elected on September 21.
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The YSR Congress Party has alleged irregularities worth ₹1,200 crore in Andhra Pradesh's municipal solid waste management programme and accused Minister Ponguru Narayana of involvement, raising 12 questions on tonnage records, contractor payments and plant viability. Neither the Minister nor the department has issued a response, and the party's claims have not been independently verified.
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Karnataka’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) shows 91.30% of electors, including progeny, were mapped, but deletions after the draft rolls exceeded 1.07 crore. Only 23.45 lakh ‘no mapping’ notices were issued against 48.21 lakh unmapped voters, and officials have not fully reconciled the figures. District-level data, including in Kodagu, shows high mapping percentages alongside high deletions.
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Jammu and Kashmir Congress chief Tariq Hameed Karra on Friday criticised Chief Minister Omar Abdullah for saying the Congress wanted Kashmiris jailed over Vande Mataram. Karra questioned whether anyone was jailed in Kerala when it limited the national song to two stanzas, and NC MP Aga Syed Ruhullah also criticised Abdullah's stand. The dispute follows Abdullah standing for all six stanzas at an official function in Srinagar on September 7.
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