Top Stories at 9:15 PM: From Haryana Polls to Global Diplomacy

The 9:15 PM top stories cover a range of topics. Highlights include nominations for the Haryana elections with figures like Nayab Singh Saini and Udai Bhan, protests by junior doctors in West Bengal, CRPF deployment in Manipur, and an India-UAE nuclear pact. Other stories involve Rahul Gandhi’s stance on reservation, SEBI conflict allegations, and global diplomatic developments.

The 9:15 PM update features significant developments across various spectrums. In Haryana, the poll battle gains momentum as key leaders including Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini and state Congress president Udai Bhan filed nominations for the October 5 assembly elections. The BJP has also released its second list of candidates.

In West Bengal, junior doctors continue their strike at RG Kar Hospital, defying a Supreme Court order to return to work. The protests are ongoing until demands are met, and justice is served in a related rape and murder case.

Meanwhile, the central government has sent an additional 2,000 CRPF personnel to Manipur to address ethnic strife in the region. In international news, India and the UAE have signed an agreement to operate and maintain nuclear plants in the emirate.

(With inputs from agencies.)