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The Indian Embassy in Sudan has warned Indian nationals to stay indoors and remain safe, as Sudanese military and paramilitary forces continue fighting in the country. The Embassy has also reported that there have been incidents of looting in the area. The conflict started on 15th April, and since then there has been ongoing violence in the capital Khartoum and surrounding regions., World News, Times Now

Grenade attacks on specific targets in Jammu and Kashmir, killings after Eid -- which is about ten days away, and attacks in Srinagar around the G-20 meeting, intelligence sources said. The attacks are primarily to be aimed at security forces and political workers., India News, Times Now

Local news reports said the shooting occurred at a Sweet 16 party at a dance studio in Dadeville, a small town northeast of the state capital Montgomery, with at least 20 people shot., World News, Times Now

The visit of two high-ranking armed forces officers at about the same time, despite some recent trouble about the Indian High Commission in London not being secure enough and Khalistanis entering and creating a ruckus, is being seen as a British effort to have strong ties with India. , India News, Times Now

An Indian man, Albert Augestine, working in Sudan was killed by a stray bullet during clashes between the Sudanese army and paramilitaries on Sunday. The conflict broke out after escalating tension between the military head and paramilitary commander, and the paramilitaries claimed possession of key locations. External Affairs Minister, Dr. S. Jaishankar expressed condolences and added that the situation in Sudan is worrying., World News, Times Now