Parvez&nbsp;Parwaz, an activist from UP who filed a case against Yogi Aditynath&nbsp;for alleged hate speech during 2007 Gorakhpur&nbsp;riots, has been given a life imprisonment in a rape case. A district sessions court found Parwaz&nbsp;guilty of raping a woman in June 2018. The woman had accused Parwaz&nbsp;and another person of raping her on the pretext of solving her family problems. People close to the 65-year-old activist have however claimed that he is being falsely implicated because of the case filed by him against the Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;Chief Minister and 4 others.&nbsp;

Parvez Parwaz, an activist from UP who filed a case against Yogi Aditynath for alleged hate speech during 2007 Gorakhpur riots, has been given a life imprisonment in a rape case. A district sessions court found Parwaz guilty of raping a woman in June 2018. The woman had accused Parwaz and another person of raping her on the pretext of solving her family problems. People close to the 65-year-old activist have however claimed that he is being falsely implicated because of the case filed by him against the Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister and 4 others.

Holding intense negotiations for about 11 hours, the Indian army categorically conveyed to China's PLA at the 5th round of military talks, that it will not compromise on India's territorial integrity. India clearly said disengagement of troops from Pangong Tso and a few other friction points in eastern Ladakh should be completed at the earliest, according to reports. Senior commanders of the two armies held intense negotiations on Sunday at a designated meeting point in Moldo on the Chinese side of the Line of Actual Control. Reports citing sources said, Army Chief Gen MM Naravane was given a detailed briefing about the talks on Monday morning which was subsequently followed by a discussion he held with senior military officials on the situation in eastern Ladakh. The Chinese army has pulled back from Galwan Valley and certain other areas but the withdrawal of troops has not moved forward from the Finger Four and Eight areas in Pangong Tso as demanded by India.

A two-day curfew has been imposed in Srinagar ahead of the first anniversary of the revocation of J&amp;K's special status under Article 370. An official order said that the curfew will come into force with immediate effect and shall remain in effect on August 4 and August 5. The order claimed that violent protests had been planned against the abrogation of special status to Jammu and Kashmir. Officials said, there were specific intelligence inputs about endangering life and property. Jammu and Kashmir was stripped on its special status on August 5, 2019, as parliament abrogated Article 370 and 35A. The state was split into two Union Territories. People will, however, be allowed to travel for medical emergencies. Medical staff working in health facilities will be permitted to travel, with a valid pass.

PTI,&nbsp;Ayodhya/New Delhi: Religious rituals got under way in Ayodhya on Monday, two days ahead of the groundbreaking ceremony for a temple at a spot where devotees believe Lord Ram was born.
Barricades are already in place in the temple town and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath issued an appeal, asking only those invited for Wednesday&rsquo;s &ldquo;bhoomi pujan&rdquo; ceremony to come to Ayodhya.
Adityanath spent hours reviewing the arrangements for the ceremony at the Ram Janmabhoomi, where the temple will be constructed following the go-ahead last year by the Supreme Court.
Twelve priests on Monday conducted prayers dedicated to Lord Ganesh. This was to be followed by prayers to the deities of the dynasties of Lord Ram and goddess Sita. On Tuesday, prayers will be offered at Ayodhya&rsquo;s Hanumangarhi temple.
Among the 175 people invited for the main ceremony are 135 `sants&rsquo; belonging to that many spiritual traditions, the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra said in a series of tweets and at a press conference.
The trust also noted &ldquo;certain practical difficulties&rdquo; faced by some guests &ndash; including religious figures &ndash; in participating in the ceremony because of the coronavirus pandemic.
BJP veteran Uma Bharti, a key figure in the Ram temple movement and an accused in the Babri mosque demolition case, said she will not attend because of concerns over coronavirus. She will offer her prayers after the event is over, she added.
The trust asked devotees to organise &ldquo;bhajans&rdquo; and &ldquo;kirtans&rdquo; in places outside Ayodhya as well, while keeping restrictions related to COVID-19 in mind.
Among the people invited to the event is Iqbal Ansari, a litigant in the temple-mosque land dispute case.
&ldquo;I will certainly attend it. The dispute is over now after the court verdict," Ansari, 69, told PTI.
His father Hashim Ansari, the oldest litigant in the case, died n 2016. After that the son pursued the case in court.
Mohammad Sharif, an Ayodhya-based social activist who also got the invitation, will not be able to attend as he is too old and ill, his family said.
On the dais, there will be just five people &ndash; Narendra Modi, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, trust chief Nritya Gopaldas Maharaj, Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel and CM Yogi Adityanath.
Left parties opposed the event, saying holding the ceremony with the &ldquo;involvement&rdquo; of the Centre and the state government went against the Supreme Court verdict which directed the formation of a trust.
In separate statements, both the CPI and CPM also said the Supreme Court, while delivering the verdict, had condemned the demolition of the Babri Masjid in 1992.
Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh too sounded a discordant note, asking Modi to defer the event as this was an "inauspicious" period.
The former Madhya Pradesh chief minister cited a list of politicians who have been infected by coronavirus and said a Hindu seer he has spoken to also agreed about the time being "inauspicious&rdquo; for beginning any good work.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, who is among those struck by the disease, hit back.
"Congress leaders who had rejected the existence of Lord Ram are today trying to fix the auspicious-inauspicious time for the construction of a temple in his name,&rdquo; he tweeted.
Yogi Adityanath called the event &ldquo;historic&rdquo;.
"It is not only a historic but also an emotional moment as after 500 years the Ram temple work will start. It will be the foundation of a new India,&rdquo; he said.
"The COVID-19 protocol will be strictly followed at the event. As the prime minister will be here representing 135 crore people, I appeal that only those who have been invited should visit Ayodhya. The rest should remain at their respective places," Adityanath said.
The ceremony will be broadcast live by Doordarshan.
The chief minister urged people to light earthen lamps, decorate temples and recite the Ramayana in memory of those "who laid down their lives in the temple struggle".
The mosque in Ayodhya was demolished in December 1992 by 'kar sevaks' who claimed an ancient Ram temple had stood on the same site.
Last November, the apex court paved the way for the construction of a Ram temple at the site and directed the Centre to allot an alternative five-acre plot for building a new mosque in Ayodhya.&nbsp;

Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot has hit back at Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, asking the CBI and ED to raid the union minister's premises.
Recently, a Jaipur court directed the Rajasthan Police to probe a complaint alleging involvement of Shekhawat in the Rs 900-crore Sajivani Credit Cooperative Society scam.
Taking up the issue, Gehlot said people will not accept a leader who is "involved in a scam" and simultaneously targeted Shekhawat for his alleged role in the "conspiracy" to topple his government and horse trading.

The Mumbai police have refuted the claims made by actor Sushant Singh&nbsp;Rajput's&nbsp;father that his family had filed a formal&nbsp;complaint&nbsp;on&nbsp;February&nbsp;25 stating that his son&rsquo;s life was in danger.&nbsp;The Mumbai police said that the claims by KK Singh were untrue and no such complaint was filed in the Bandra Police Station on that day.&nbsp;The police said the actor&rsquo;s brother-in-law OP Singh had sent a message to a deputy commissioner of police regarding the issue and he was told that a written complaint was mandatory.&nbsp;According to the statement by the police, OP Singh wanted the issue to be resolved informally&nbsp;to which he was told that it wasn't possible. The late actor's father had claimed that he filed FIR in Patna&nbsp;as the Mumbai&nbsp;police didn't act on his complaint which was filed in February. &nbsp;

PTI, New Delhi:&nbsp;Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Monday said she is proud to have a brother like Rahul Gandhi from whom she has learnt the value of love, truth and patience.
She said this as she greeted countrymen on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan.
"I have learnt the value of love, truth and patience from my brother while living together in happiness and sorrow. I am proud to have such a brother. My best wishes to all the countrymen on Raksha Bandhan," she said in a tweet in Hindi.
She also put out a picture of her with Rahul Gandhi.
Rahul Gandhi also wished everyone on Twitter, saying, "Wishing every one a happy RakshaBandhan".
He also put out a picture of him with Priyanka Gandhi.
A host of other Congress leaders also wished people on Raksha Bandhan.&nbsp;

RSS&nbsp;affiliate Swadeshi&nbsp;Jagaran&nbsp;Manch&nbsp;on Monday asked people to boycott the upcoming edition of the Indian Premier League. The organisation has slammed&nbsp;BCCI's&nbsp;decision of retaining its contract&nbsp;with the&nbsp;Chinese sponsors for the upcoming T20 league. The group's co-convener Ashwani&nbsp;Mahajan&nbsp;who wants BCCI&nbsp;to reconsider their stand said that at the time when the country is striving hard to make economy free from Chinese dominance in the market, the IPL&nbsp;governing council's decision&nbsp;is an aberration to the nation's mood. Mahajan&nbsp;felt that BCCI&nbsp;has shown disrespect to the 20 Indian soldiers who were killed in June in the&nbsp;Galwan&nbsp;valley clash by the Chinese troops.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

The&nbsp;Army on Monday launched a search operation in&nbsp;Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam&nbsp;district&nbsp;to trace a Territorial Army jawan&nbsp;who is suspected to have been abducted by militants.&nbsp; Rifleman Shakir&nbsp;Manzoor&nbsp;of 162 battalion, who is the resident of the&nbsp;Shopian&nbsp;district, went missing on Sunday. The soldier's vehicle was found torched in south Kashmir's Kulgam.&nbsp;&nbsp;

PTI,&nbsp;New Delhi: Asserting that public institutions need the &ldquo;patronage of the powerful&rdquo;, senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Monday wondered why Home Minister Amit Shah, who has tested positive for COVID-19, chose not to go to AIIMS but to a private hospital.
Shah on Sunday said he has tested positive for coronavirus and been admitted to a hospital following the advice of doctors.
Though it was not officially disclosed where Shah was admitted, officials said privately he is being treated at a private hospital in Gurugram.
"Wonder why our Home Minister, when ill, chose not to go to AIIMS but to a private hospital in a neighbouring state," Tharoor said while while reacting to a Twitter post on the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Delhi.
"Public institutions need the patronage of the powerful if they are to inspire public confidence," the MP from Thiruvananthapuram added.
His remarks came in response to a tweet by a netizen hailing AIIMS as one of the &ldquo;Temples of modern India, a concept coined by @FirstPMOfIndia".&nbsp;

PTI,&nbsp;Mumbai:&nbsp;In a major relaxation in the lockdown norms, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Monday said all shops in the city are allowed to remain open all days from August 5 irrespective of the odd-even rule.&nbsp; In a circular issued under the Mission Begin Again, the civic body also allowed the counter sale of liquor in Mumbai with proper social distancing norms.&nbsp;
 "It is further directed that all shops shall remain open on all days on all sides of roads irrespective of odd and even (rule)," the circular said.&nbsp;
Besides, all essential shops which were allowed to remain open earlier shall continue to do so whereas all non- essential markets, market areas and shops will remain open from 9 am to 7 pm, the BMC said.&nbsp;
Malls and market places will be allowed to work from 9 am to 7 pm from Wednesday. However, theatres, food courts/restaurants will continue to remain shut.&nbsp;
"Kitchen of restaurants and food courts will be allowed to operate in malls wherein only home delivery through aggregators will be allowed," the BMC said.&nbsp;
Apart from allowing sale of liquor at shop counters, the BMC said home delivery of booze is allowed with strict compliance with norms.&nbsp;
The corporation warned filing of criminal cases against owners of shops and persons found violating its directives.&nbsp; Referring to the national directive for COVID-19 management, the BMC said consumption of liquor,&nbsp;paan&nbsp;and tobacco in public places is prohibited.&nbsp;
It added e-commerce activities for essential as well as non-essential items and material will be permitted.&nbsp; All the industrial units presently open will continue to operate, it added.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Satyendra Das, the&nbsp;chief priest of the&nbsp;Ram Janmabhoomi&nbsp;site in Ayodhya has gone into self-quarantine after one of his assistants tested positive for the coronavirus,&nbsp;reports said on Monday. With Satyendra Das in quarantine, his assistant Santosh Das has been asked to perform prayers at the Ram Janmabhoomi premises.&nbsp;Satyendra Das&nbsp;told the newspaper&nbsp;the Ram Janmabhoomi&nbsp;Trust has asked him not to enter Ram temple premises for three days and therefore&nbsp;he will not be performing bhoomi pujan&nbsp;as other priests have been engaged now. The&nbsp;assistant priest Pradeep&nbsp;Das, along with 16 police officers on duty in Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh had tested positive on July 30.&nbsp;

Late Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput's father KK Singh&nbsp;has now released a video statement citing&nbsp;his reasons to file an FIR in Patna.&nbsp;
In the video,&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;says&nbsp;that he had alerted the Mumbai Police on February 25 that his son&rsquo;s life was in danger and when he died on June 14, he asked them to act&nbsp;against people named in his February complaint.&nbsp;
Sushant's&nbsp;father ended the video saying he filed FIR in Patna&nbsp;as Mumbai&nbsp;Police has not&nbsp;taken any&nbsp;action even after 40 days of his death.

PTI, New Delhi: Ahead of the reopening of yoga institutes and gymnasiums, the health ministry on Monday issued COVID-19-appropriate protocols to be followed at such facilities like allowing only asymptomatic people, maintaining social distancing, use of Aarogya Setu mobile application and wearing of visor while exercising as far as possible.
All yoga institutes and gymnasiums in containment zones shall remain closed and only those outside such zones will be allowed to open, the 'Guidelines on Preventive Measures to Contain Spread of COVID-19 in Yoga Institutes &amp; Gymnasiums' stated.
"Spas, sauna, steam bath and swimming pools (wherever applicable) shall remain closed," the document said.
The guidelines lays down the processes and premises redesigning, including proper placement of equipments. Yoga institutes and gymnasiums have been asked to plan the floor area based on four metres squared per person.
Persons above 65 years of age, persons with comorbidities, pregnant women and children below the age of 10 years are advised not to use gyms in closed spaces, the guidelines said.
For the first time since the coronavirus lockdown came into force on March 25, the government has allowed opening of yoga institutes and gymnasiums from August 5 as part of the 'Unlock 3' phase.
The document outlines various generic precautionary measures to be adopted in addition to specific measures to be taken at yoga institutes and gymnasiums to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
The guidelines state that at the entry point at all such facilities, it is mandatory to have hand hygiene (sanitiser dispenser) and thermal screening provisions.
"Only asymptomatic persons (including staff) be allowed in the premises. All persons to be allowed entry only if using face cover/masks," it said.
"All members, visitors and staff may consider using Aarogya Setu application for risk identification at all times inside the yoga institute/ gymnasiums," the guidelines stated.
It also stated that prior to exercising in gymnasiums using equipment for cardio, strength training, etc. middle finger be sanitised with alcohol swab and oxygen saturation be checked using pulse oximeter. Those having oxygen saturation below 95 per cent should not be allowed to exercise, it said.
Call central/state helpline/ ambulance and refer such persons to the nearest health facility, the document added.
It calls for ensuring minimum distance of six feet at all times in queues and proper crowd management in parking lots, corridors and in elevators -- duly following social distancing norms.
It suggested staggering of visits of members with separate timing slots to allow for adequate physical distancing and disinfection of premises and equipment.
"In yoga institutes, shoes/footwear are to be preferably taken off outside the premises where yoga exercises are done. If needed they should be kept in separate slots for each individual/family by the persons themselves," the guidelines said.
Details of check-in and checkout times of members and visitors must be recorded along with their name, address and phone number, the document said.
It also called for placing of equipment, including cardio and strength machines, six feet apart, wherever feasible, by moving equipment to facilitate social distancing. "Where available, utilize any outdoor space by relocating equipment outside. Create specific pathways for entering and exiting exercise areas within closed spaces using floor or wall markings," the guidelines stated.
The document called for promoting card based/contactless payment.
"For air-conditioning/ventilation, the guidelines of CPWD shall be followed which emphasizes that the temperature setting of all air conditioning devices should be in the range of 24-30 degrees Celsius, relative humidity should be in the range of 40- 70%, intake of fresh air should be as much as possible and cross ventilation should be adequate," the ministry said.
"Lockers will remain in use, as long as social distancing is maintained. Ensure dustbins and trash cans are covered at all times," the guidelines stated.
"Remove mask and wear visor as far as feasible while exercising," the document said.
It also called for limiting the number of staff and members within the general gymnasium floor, specific workout areas and change rooms.
Hand sanitiser stations must be provided near each gymnasium equipment and it should be ensured that members sanitise their hands before them, the guidelines stated.
It also said that an ill person should be placed in a room or area where they are isolated from others.
"Provide a mask/face cover till such time he/she is examined by a doctor. Immediately inform the nearest medical facility (hospital/clinic) or call the state or district helpline," the guidelines said.
A risk assessment will be undertaken by the designated public health authority (district Rapid Response Team /treating physician) and accordingly further action be initiated regarding management of case, his/her contacts and need for disinfection, they said.
Disinfection of the premises to be taken up if the person is found positive, the document said.
The practice of Yogic Kriya(s) may be avoided for the time being and even if it is to be practised essentially, it may be done in open spaces, the guidelines said.
They also called for staggering class session times and allowing minimum of 15-30 minutes between classes to avoid overlap between members arriving and leaving.

After Patna's&nbsp;top cop Vinay&nbsp;Tiwari&nbsp;was allegedly forcibly quarantined in Mumbai,&nbsp;Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Monday voiced strong disapproval over the behaviour.
Addressing the issue, Kumar&nbsp;said whatever has been done to him is inappropriate and the matter has been&nbsp;taken up with the authorities in Maharashtra by DGP Gupteshwar Pandey.
Reportedly&nbsp;IPS officer Vinay&nbsp;Tiwari&nbsp;landed in Mumbai to lead a Special Investigation Team probing the death of Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput&nbsp;was&nbsp;forcibly quarantined on arrival on Sunday.&nbsp;
Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh on Monday said there is no question of non-cooperation with the Bihar police team which is in the city.

In a reprieve for&nbsp;Kulbhushan&nbsp;Jadhav, the Islamabad High Court&nbsp;on&nbsp;Monday deferred his case till September 3 as it noted that India should be given a chance&nbsp;to appoint a lawyer to defend the former Indian Navy commander sentenced to death for&nbsp;his&nbsp;alleged involvement in spying.&nbsp;The Hindustan Times reported that the&nbsp;high court&nbsp;while noting that the lawyer should be a Pakistan national, instructed the Pakistan government to allow India to appoint the legal representative for&nbsp;Jadhav in the case.&nbsp;The offer to appoint a lawyer for Jadhav will be made through Pakistan&rsquo;s ministry of foreign affairs.&nbsp;The former Indian Navy commander has been given a death sentence by the Pakistani military&nbsp;court for his alleged involvement in espionage.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Tamil Nadu government on Monday rejected the Centre's three-language formula proposed in the new National Education Policy and said there will not be any deviation from the two-language policy being followed in the state.&nbsp;Taking strong exception to the proposal for the three-language formula in the NEP, Chief Minister K Palaniswami after a chairing a meeting of Cabinet colleagues at the Secretariat here, said that the policy is painful and saddening. He added that the state will continue its decades-old policy of dual language, Tamil and English. The three-language policy allows states to decide on what the third language would be but political parties in Tamil Nadu look at this as an attempt by the impose Hindi.

PTI,&nbsp;Ayodhya:&nbsp;Iqbal Ansari, who was a litigant in the Ayodhya land dispute case, has decided to gift a 'Ram nami' stole and a copy of the Ramcharitmanas to Prime Minister Narendra Modi when he attends the bhoomi pujan ceremony for the Ram temple here on Wednesday.
"Yes, I have received the invitation from Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust for the bhoomi pujan ceremony. I will certainly attend it. The dispute is over now after the court's verdict," Ansari, 69, told PTI.
"Our Prime Minister is coming. I will meet him and give him a 'Ramnami' stole (with Ram's name written on it) and Ramcharitmanas as a present," Ansari said.
His father Hashim Ansari, the oldest litigant in the Babri Masjid-Ram Janmabhoomi land dispute case, died at the age of 95 in 2016 after which the son started pursuing the case in the court.
Talking about Wednesday's ground-breaking ceremony to mark the beginning of the construction of a grand Ram temple here, Ansari said, "I belong to Ayodhya. All this (temple's construction) will change the fate of Ayodhya. We all want our child to get better opportunities".
He further said, "I respect sadhus and saints. I am happy to have received the invitation for the ceremony. I think it is Lord Ram's will that I attend it".
When asked what he would have done had the court decided the case in his favour, Ansari said he had wanted the construction of a school and a hospital on the disputed land.
"I feel the city needs development. The future of our children should be safe and secure and they should get employment. Dispute in the name of religion should end now and we should let the city witness a new beginning," he said.
The Supreme Court had in November last year paved the way for the construction of a Ram temple by a Trust at the disputed site of the Babri Masjid's demolition in Ayodhya, and directed the Centre to allot an alternative 5-acre plot to the Sunni Waqf Board for building a new mosque at a "prominent" place in the holy town in Uttar Pradesh.
The state government has allotted a five-acre land in Dhannipur village in Sohaval Tehsil of Ayodhya for the mosque's construction.&nbsp;

After being tight-lipped for almost a month, Param Bir Singh, the Commissioner of Mumbai Police, has opened up about the ongoing investigation in Sushant Singh&nbsp;Rajput's&nbsp;case.&nbsp;Singh said after&nbsp;questioning 56 people the police found out that Sushant&nbsp;had&nbsp;bipolar disorder and was undergoing treatment and taking medicines for it.&nbsp;
What circumstances led to his&nbsp;death is the subject of our investigation and we have&nbsp;also recorded the statement of Rhea twice, added Singh.&nbsp;
Reacting to&nbsp;Bihar&nbsp;Police FIR that&nbsp;claims 15 cr were siphoned off from Sushant's account Singh&nbsp;said&nbsp;we found he had Rs 18 cr in his account of which around Rs 4.5 cr are still there.&nbsp;
Singh&nbsp;concluded that though&nbsp;they have not found any direct transfer to Rhea Chakraborty's account they have not given a clean chit to anyone.

Union law and information technology minister Ravi&nbsp;Shankar&nbsp;Prasad&nbsp;has gone into self isolation as he had met home minister Amit&nbsp;Shah on Saturday evening. Shah had tested positive for the deadly coronavirus&nbsp;on Sunday and has been hospitalised on the advice of the doctors. Prasad's&nbsp;office said that the minister's health was fine and he was in self isolation as a precautionary&nbsp;measure. Shah had attended the union cabinet meet on Saturday at PM Modi's&nbsp;house, but reports said strict protocols were followed during the meeting.&nbsp;

Congress leader Karti Chidambardram&nbsp;has&nbsp;tested positive for coronavirus.&nbsp;In a tweet, the Lok Sabha MP from Sivaganga said that his symptoms are mild and as per medical advice he is in home quarantine. On Sunday, Tamil Nadu Governor Banwarilal Purohit also tested Covid positive. Asymptomatic and clinically stable, the Governor is in self-isolation. With over 2.5 lakh Covid cases, the state has been one of the worst affected by the pandemic with state capital Chennai accounting for over 1 lakh coronavirus cases.

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