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Updated - January 20, 2024 11:10 pm IST

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Bilkis Bano case | Convicts required to surrender at Godhra sub-jail on Sunday

The convicts, who belong to Singvad and Randhikpur villages in Singvad taluka of Dahod, are required to surrender at Godhra sub-jail in Panchmahal district on Sunday. A relative of Shailesh Bhatt, one of the convicts, told PTI that he would surrender before the Godhra jail authorities on Sunday evening.

PM Modi set to visit Dhanuskodi on Sunday

Extending his visits to temples in the south with a Ramayana connect, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday worshipped in the Sri Ranganathaswamy and Ramanathaswamy temples in Tamil Nadu and took a holy dip at the Rameswaram ‘Angi theerth’ beach. After his Dhanuskodi visit, the PM will leave for Madurai and later take a flight to Ayodhya.

Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra enters Arunachal Pradesh

The Rahul Gandhi-led Yatra entered the State in the afternoon from Assam, and would remain in Arunachal till Sunday.

ITF Women’s Open | Rutuja crashes out in semis, Darja in line for golden double

Rutuja Bhosale of India went down tamely to sixth seed Carole Monnet of France in the semi-finals of the ongoing ITF Women’s Open. Carole will now be up against top seed Darja Semenistaja of Latvia in the summit clash that will be played on Sunday. Darja thus placed herself in line for a golden double after the 21-year-old combined with Camilla Rosatello of Italy to overcome the challenge of Yu-Yun Li of Taipei and Eri Shimizu of Japan 3-6, 6-2, 10-8 to conquer the women’s doubles crown.

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