New Delhi: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday lashed out at the Taliban for invading Kabul and killing the Afghan people. He made it clear that the survival of those who built an empire based on terrorism was not permanent. He was speaking at an event related to the Somnath Temple in Gujarat.

‘Terror cannot destroy faith. The Somnath temple was attacked several times. Their goal is to destroy the temple. But whenever this temple is erected, it is the best example to the world. The Somnath Temple is an example of how to rise no matter how hard you try to destroy it ‘, said the Prime Minister.

‘The forces that think of building an empire based on terrorism may be able to dominate for a while, but their existence is not permanent. Humanity cannot be suppressed forever, ”he said. At the same time, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s statement is an indirect response to the Taliban’s attacks in Afghanistan.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had called a meeting to discuss the situation after the Taliban took power in Afghanistan. The meeting also discussed the repatriation of Indians stranded in Afghanistan. So far, 170 people stranded in Afghanistan have been repatriated. The Center had said that it would be clear within two days whether more people would be brought back.

Kochi: The NIA has come up with more findings in connection with the Sri Lankan drug trafficking case.

The NIA says the hawala deal took place at Penta Menaka on Marine Drive. The NIA said that the drug trafficking case was also planned in Ernakulam.

Suresh Raj, a Sri Lankan national in NIA custody in the case, was behind the hawala deal. Suresh Raj will take evidence in Penta Menaka.

The NIA also found that old LTTE groups were active in Tamil Nadu. They control the Pakistan-Sri Lanka Drunk Corridor. The group’s area of influence is the Hambantota port in Sri Lanka, the coasts of Tamil Nadu, and the deserted islands of Lakshadweep. The mafia is controlled by a Pakistani citizen. The NIA said it had received details about him.

Srinagar: Security forces killed two militants in a clash at Avantipora in Jammu and Kashmir. The clashes took place in the Kru and Pampore areas of Avantipora.

Police also seized some items including weapons. Kashmir Zone Police said the search was continuing in the area.
A Lashkar-e-Taiba militant was killed in a clash in Kulgam on 13th.

Thiruvananthapuram:  Health Minister Veena George has said that the first dose of the vaccine will be given to everyone by the end of September. Kerala is ready to vaccinate children. She said further steps would be taken as per the central decision.

If there is any ambiguity in the decision to charge for post covid treatment in the government sector, it will be removed. The government was already charging for other treatments.

At the same time, Veena George said that there was no response to the political allegation that the Union Health Minister did not praise Kerala and that his visit to Kerala was 100% positive.

New Delhi: A junior commissioned officer (JCO) of the Army has been killed in a clash with militants in Jammu and Kashmir’s border district. A police official said security forces launched a search operation after receiving information about the presence of terrorists in the area.

The soldier, who was injured in the shooting, was rushed to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
He said the terrorists opened fire on the security forces during the operation, which led to the clashes. This is the second encounter in August. On August 6, two Lashkar-e-Taiba militants were killed in a clash with security forces in the Thanamandi area.