The Catch Up: Tata succession, Sukhbir Badal attack, and more (14 August)
Summary
Former Punjab Deputy CM Sukbir Singh Badal was attacked by Nihangs in Maharashtra, marking his second such incident. In Jammu and Kashmir, police offered a reward for militant Mohamed Latif Bhatt, the valley’s only active local insurgent. The Bar Council of India reversed a ban on Nalsar University graduates, while a UP priest fled after two men’s bodies were found buried at his temple. Additionally, White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt announced her resignation to focus on family.
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Sukbir Singh Badal attacked by Nihangs in Maharashtra
Reward for militant Latif Bhatt in Kashmir
BCI withdraws ban on Nalsar law graduates
UP priest accused of killing two men
Caroline Leavitt leaves White House post
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