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After the security of Parliament was breached on Wednesday, the Secretary General of Lok Sabha has written to the Ministry of Home Affairs for a review of security and a decision has been taken that no passes will be issued for the visitors’ gallery till further orders, sources said.

According to sources, the Secretary General of Lok Sabha has written to the Ministry of Home Affairs for a review of security.

No passes will be issued for the public gallery till further orders.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has given insight as to why he went public with the accusation that India was behind the killing of pro-Khalistani leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Trudeau claimed it was to deter India from continuing such actions in the country.

Speaking to the Canadian Press, Trudeau said, "We felt that all the quiet diplomacy and all the measures that we put in, and ensured that our security services put in to keep people safe in the community, needed a further level of deterrence, perhaps of saying publicly and loudly that we know, or we have credible reasons to believe, that the Indian government was behind this.”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the military would continue to fight in Gaza, despite mounting international pressure for a ceasefire.

The Prime Minister said, "We will continue until the end. There is no question at all. I say this in light of great pain, but also in light of international pressure. Nothing will stop us. We are going until the end, until victory, nothing less than that".

Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have made a groundbreaking discovery that could significantly improve the effectiveness of cancer immunotherapy, a treatment that harnesses the body's immune system to combat cancer cells. 

The study, recently published in Frontiers in Immunology, delves into the intricate role of Interferon-gamma (IFN-γ), a cytokine critical for immune response, and its interaction with various cancer cells.

Within hours of the Supreme Court upholding the abrogation of Article 370 on Monday, the opposition parties of the INDIA bloc entered a political minefield as the Congress distanced itself from the DMK’s position on Kashmir in the Rajya Sabha under the BJP’s sustained fire.In an official statement, the Congress, the largest constituent of the INDIA bloc, reiterated the position taken by its working committee on 6 August, 2019 — a day after Article 370 was scrapped — that “Article 370 deserved to be honoured until it was amended strictly in accordance with the Constitution of India”.Former Union home minister P. Chidambaram, reading out the statement at a press conference at the Congress headquarters, said the party “respectfully disagrees with the SC judgement on the manner in which Article 370 was abrogated.