HIGHLIGHTS AT 9 PM

New Delhi, Jun 1 (PTI) Following are the top stories at 9 pm:

     NATION
    
     DEL20 MHA-RAINS-NE
     * Shah speaks to CMs of rain-affected Assam, Arunachal, Sikkim; assures all help
     New Delhi: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday spoke to chief ministers of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim and the governor of Manipur in the wake of heavy rains in their states and assured them of all possible help to tackle the situation. *
    
     CAL40 WB-2ND LD SHAH
     Mamata opposing Op Sindoor to appease minorities; Murshidabad riots were state-sponsored: Shah
     Kolkata: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday launched a blistering attack on West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, accusing her of "stooping low" by opposing Operation Sindoor and the Wakf Amendment Bill to appease the Muslim vote bank, and alleged that the Murshidabad riots were "state-sponsored". *

     DEL31 INDO-PAK-SESSION-SHEKHAWAT
     * Oppn will have opportunity to seek answers during Monsoon session, Govt ready to address all concerns: Shekhawat
     Jodhpur: With opposition parties demanding a special Parliament session in light of Operation Sindoor, Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat on Sunday asserted that the government has nothing to hide and they will have ample opportunity to ask questions during the Monsoon Session, which is a few weeks away. *

     DEL29 CONG-BH-RAPE
     * Bihar rape victim's death: Cong terms it 'institutional murder', says govt 'failed' people
     New Delhi: The Congress on Sunday squarely blamed Bihar's JDU-BJP government for the death of a minor Dalit rape victim and urged people to get rid of the dispensation which "failed them on all fronts". *
    
     DEL15 PM-ADB PRESIDENT
     * PM Modi meets ADB president Masato Kanda
     New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Asian Development Bank (ADB) President Masato Kanda and said his government was working to add further momentum to India's rapid transformation over the last decade. *

     DEL16 CONG-INDOPAK-SESSION
     * Congress insists immediate Parliament session after CDS' remarks
     New Delhi: The Congress on Sunday demanded the immediate convening of a special session of Parliament to discuss the military and foreign policy strategy in the wake of revelations made by Chief of Defence Staff Gen Anil Chauhan. *
            
     EL7 LJP-LD PASWAN
     * LJP (RV) may call key meet to back Paswan's assembly polls debut
     New Delhi: The Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) is likely to soon call a meeting of its executive members to formalise a proposal urging its president and Union minister Chirag Paswan to contest the upcoming Bihar assembly elections. *

     DEL28 AVI-AIR INDIA-TURKISH TECHNIC
     * Air India to recalibrate plans on Turkish Technic's maintenance works for its wide-body planes
     New Delhi: Air India will look to send its wide-body planes, whose heavy maintenance is being done by Turkish Technic, to other MRO entities, as part of recalibrating its plans taking into cognisance the recent developments related to Turkiye, according to the airline's CEO Campbell Wilson. *

     LEGAL
    
     LGD2 SC-SUICIDE
     * Scolding does not amount to provoking someone to take own life: SC
     New Delhi: The Supreme Court has discharged a man who was accused of driving a student to suicide by scolding him. *

     LGD5 GREEN-PAN MASALA-NOTICE
     * Flouting of rules by pan masala manufacturers: NGT issues notice to Centre
     New Delhi: The National Green Tribunal has sought a reply from the Centre regarding the strict enforcement of the Plastic Waste Management Rules by the manufacturers of gutkha, pan masala and tobacco products. *
    
     FOREIGN
    
     FGN52 INDOPAK-LDALL DELEGATIONS
     * All-party delegations emphasise global unity against terrorism, assert PoK priority in Pakistan talks
     Kuala Lumpur/Agiers/London: All-party parliamentary delegations on Sunday emphasised a unified global stance against terrorism and asserted that future dialogues with Pakistan should focus solely on reclaiming Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). *

     FGN28 BANGLA-HASINA-LD ICT
     * Bangladesh tribunal indicts former PM Hasina on mass murder charges
     Dhaka: Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal on Sunday indicted former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and two others on several charges, including mass murder, for their alleged role in the violent crackdown on student-led protests last year. **
    
    

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