News18 Evening Digest: 'Bharat' May Soon Appear on Official Papers, Says Sources And Other Top Stories

‘Bharat’ May Soon Appear on Official Papers, But No Retrospective Effect: Top Sources | Exclusive

The name ‘Bharat’ may start appearing on official documents pertaining to schemes and government programmes, national and international invitations, and related papers, but without any retrospective effect, a senior central government official told News18. READ MORE

From Sun’s POV! Aditya L1 Takes Selfie, Sends Images of Earth, Moon From Deep Space

Ever seen what Earth and the Moon look from Sun’s POV? Indian Space Research Organisation’s (ISRO) Aditya L1 spacecraft which has gone towards the Sun to study it has clicked a selfie, yes, a selfie and images of the Earth and the Moon. READ MORE

‘Udhayanidhi Stalin Has No Right…’: Muslim Clerics in UP Demand DMK Minister’s Apology, INDIA Reply

Udhayanidhi Stalin has no right to hurt the sentiments of Sanatan Dharma followers and must apologise for his remarks on “one of the oldest religions” of the world, Muslim clerics in Uttar Pradesh have said. Many of them, across Sunni and Shia outfits, also demanded that the anti-BJP INDIA bloc clarify on the DMK leader and Tamil Nadu minister’s comments, alleging it to be an attempt to “divide India on religious lines”. READ MORE

G20 | Which Route to Take for Delhi Airport, Metro Stations? Traffic Police Suggests This App

The Delhi Traffic Police has recommended the people of Delhi-NCR to follow ‘Mappls Mapmyindia App’ for any crucial information regarding the traffic, public transport routes towards the airport, railway stations, bus and metro stations ahead of the G20 Summit from September 9. READ MORE

Cricket World Cup: ‘Sold Out’ Rooms, Tariff Tripled as Lucknow Hotels Charge Up to Rs 40,000 on Key Match Days

If you have any plans to visit Lucknow in October or November, be prepared to land into an accommodation crisis. The Uttar Pradesh capital will be hosting a series of matches for the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup due to which hotel rooms are either sold out or their tariffs have tripled particularly on key match days. READ MORE