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[00:01:49] Hello and welcome to this special sign language bulletin of DD News.
[00:01:53] With you, I am Sandhya Sharma and with me is my
[00:01:57] colleague Bina Singh. Let's start the bulletin with the headlines.
[00:02:01] Today,
[00:02:06] several important bills are listed in both houses of Parliament.
[00:02:09] In the Lok Sabha, the Taxation and Other Laws (Amendment)
[00:02:13] Bill, 2026 will be discussed.
[00:02:17] In the Rajya Sabha, discussion on pending bills
[00:02:19] is possible.
[00:02:26] Heavy devastation due to floods in Assam. Union Minister JP
[00:03:08] Iran warns Gulf countries, if America attacks,
[00:03:11] it will target the energy facilities of its allied countries.
[00:03:14] Meanwhile, the agreement on the Strait of Hormuz with Oman
[00:03:18] is in its final stage.
[00:03:20] The draw
[00:03:28] for the World Badminton Championship
[00:03:31] and financial powers to be held in India has been announced. PV Sindhu
[00:03:34] will face Sophia of Ireland in the first round. Ayush
[00:03:38] will face the World Champion.
[00:03:39] And
[00:03:46] now let's know all the news in detail. Several important bills
[00:03:50] everything that is hidden are listed in both houses of Parliament today.
[00:03:53] In the Lok Sabha today, the Finance Bill, Taxation
[00:03:57] and Other Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026
[00:04:00] will be discussed in the House. The Taxation and Other Laws
[00:04:04] (Amendment) Bill aims to make India
[00:04:07] a more attractive and reliable place for global
[00:04:10] capital manufacturing and business. Along with this, through
[00:04:14] the bill, taxes and many rules and procedures
[00:04:17] will be simplified to promote foreign investment.
[00:04:21] Meanwhile, in the Rajya Sabha today,
[00:04:24] pending bills
[00:04:29] will be discussed. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
[00:04:33] will present a proposal for consideration in the House
[00:04:37] regarding the bill to authorize the appropriation
[00:04:40] of funds from the Consolidated Fund of India to meet
[00:04:44] the excess expenditure
[00:04:46] Just as trees bear fruit over the sanctioned grants for certain services
[00:04:49] during the financial year ended
[00:04:51] March 31, 2023, which has already been passed
[00:04:55] by the Lok Sabha. On Wednesday, Prime Minister
[00:04:57] Narendra
[00:05:03] Modi met Netflix CEO
[00:05:06] Ted Sarandos. After the meeting,
[00:05:09] the Prime Minister posted that he was
[00:05:13] happy to meet Mr. Ted Sarandos.
[00:05:16] He discussed the immense possibilities
[00:05:20] of India's media and entertainment sector.
[00:05:23] India has a rich tradition of storytelling
[00:05:27] and an extraordinary reservoir of creative talent,
[00:05:30] which can be used to strengthen the country's
[00:05:34] position as a global hub for content creation.
[00:05:38] historic milestone
[00:05:45] in the relations between India and African countries
[00:05:48] was celebrated. In the grand ceremony
[00:05:51] of Africa Day 2026 organized
[00:05:55] in the capital, heads of mission
[00:05:58] and the political community of African countries participated
[00:06:02] enthusiastically. On this occasion,
[00:06:05] External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar primarily
[00:06:08] participated and highlighted the centuries-old
[00:06:13] relations between India and Africa. On this occasion,
[00:06:17] the External Affairs Minister said that India
[00:06:20] and Africa are not just
[00:06:22] partners today, but people of both civilizations
[00:06:26] have been in contact with each other for thousands
[00:06:29] of years and this relationship has
[00:06:32] always stood the test of time.
[00:06:35] Union Health Minister JP Nadda
[00:06:39] inspected the damage caused by the floods
[00:07:04] in Assam and expressed deep condolences to the bereaved families of those who lost their lives in this disaster. JP Nadda said that under the leadership
[00:07:08] of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the central and state
[00:07:12] governments are jointly carrying out relief, rescue
[00:07:16] and rehabilitation work on a war footing.
[00:07:19] The Union Minister assured that there will be no negligence
[00:07:23] in relief work. Teams of the central
[00:07:26] government are conducting a detailed assessment of the damage
[00:07:30] so that full financial assistance can be provided
[00:07:34] to the state as soon as possible and life
[00:07:37] can be brought back on track. Appreciating
[00:07:41] the work of the administration and relief agencies,
[00:07:44] he said that helping and rehabilitating
[00:07:47] the affected is the government's top priority.
[00:07:51] The
[00:07:56] continuous rains in Kerala have severely affected
[00:07:59] public life. Several districts of the state
[00:08:02] are facing flood-like situation, while relief and rescue
[00:08:06] operations are underway on a war footing.
[00:08:09] So far, people have died in the floods
[00:08:13] in Kerala, while four people are still missing.
[00:08:16] Along with this, more than 18 thousand
[00:08:20] people have taken shelter in relief camps and
[00:08:23] hundreds of families are struggling with the flood tragedy.
[00:08:27] During his visit to Pathanamthitta district,
[00:08:30] the Chief Minister announced
[00:08:33] immediate financial assistance of ₹1000
[00:08:36] to each affected family. Along with this,
[00:08:40] full administrative
[00:08:43] have also been handed over to the district
[00:08:47] administration to expedite relief work.
[00:08:50] The Chief Minister said that the drainage capacity
[00:08:53] has been affected due to silt accumulation in the rivers,
[00:08:57] which will be addressed with quick steps.
[00:09:00] Meanwhile, tributes are being paid across
[00:09:04] the state to swimming instructor R. Rajesh,
[00:09:08] who sacrificed his life while saving
[00:09:10] people during the floods in Pullingom, Kannur district.
[00:09:14] Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan reached
[00:09:17] his residence in Thiruvananthapuram and met the bereaved
[00:09:21] family to express his condolences.
[00:09:25] Jammu
[00:09:25] and Kashmir Police
[00:09:29] and security agencies have announced a cash
[00:09:33] reward of ₹15 lakh for those
[00:09:36] providing credible information leading to the arrest
[00:09:39] of Lashkar-e-Taiba's wanted and notorious terrorist
[00:09:43] Mohammad Latif Bhatt.
[00:09:46] Security forces have intensified their search and pasted
[00:09:50] his wanted posters in several prominent
[00:09:54] and busy areas of Srinagar. According to police
[00:09:57] records, Mohammad Latif Bhatt, a 22-year-old
[00:10:01] resident of Kulgam, recently shot
[00:10:04] and killed Head Constable Aashiq
[00:10:08] Hussain in a crowded market in Anantnag
[00:10:11] on July 22. Umashankar
[00:10:15] Singh,
[00:10:15] a senior leader
[00:10:22] of the Bahujan Samaj Party in Uttar Pradesh
[00:10:25] and the party's only MLA, has passed away.
[00:10:29] He was an MLA from the Rasra assembly
[00:10:33] constituency in Ballia district. Umashankar Singh had
[00:10:36] been suffering from cancer for the past two years
[00:10:40] and was undergoing treatment at a hospital in Delhi.
[00:10:43] Umashankar Singh, who was among the influential
[00:10:47] leaders of Purvanchal, was elected MLA from
[00:10:50] the Rasra assembly constituency
[00:10:55] three times in a row. With this, for now,
[00:10:59] this is all in our special sign language bulletin.
[00:11:03] Please allow my colleague Bina
[00:11:19] Singh and me to leave. Namaste.
[00:11:23] When you have time at the end of the week, this is the opportunity
[00:11:27] to measure the political temperature,
[00:11:31] to know the pros
[00:11:33] and cons, the allegations,
[00:11:35] and counter-allegations, to distinguish between
[00:11:38] truth and lies. Watch Rashtra Manch,
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