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 Security forces have recovered the bodies of two local militants from Jammu and Kashmir
 

Cremating the dead is believed to be the last rite of the 16 fundamental rituals of Hinduism. Burning of the dead is considered an offering to the gods.

Reports are coming in that a few bodies of Indian soldiers were mutilated in the Galwan Valley clash.
It is further reported that Indian soldiers at the border will be equipped with full-body riot gear to face any attacks.
 

Reports are coming in that the bodies of a few Indian soldiers were getting mutilated  
 

Brazil has instructed its authorities in Sao Paulo to disinter bodies in order to accommodate more dead bodies 
 

TMC hits back at Governor Jagdeep Dhankar as he sought apology from it for mishandling of dead bodies in the ongoing coronavirus pandemic 

The bodies of the terrorists have been recovered from the encounter spot in Nipora area of Kulgam district, according to officials

Former Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis has exposed how the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation has legitimised the Popular Front of India

Telangana high court ordered the state administration to preserve the bodies of the four accused of the rape and murder of a woman veterinarian till December 13. All this and more on today's MyNation in 100 seconds.

Chhath Pooja is an ancient Hindu Vedic festival historically native to the Indian subcontinent. The festival is to worship the Sun God and the rituals are rigorous and are observed over a period of four days. 

The Pakistan Army, who sought to recover the bodies by intensifying ceasefire violation, failed despite repeated attempts for over two days. Out of respect for the dead the Indian Army permitted recovery after the white flag was raised, said sources

Prime Minister Narendra Modi who is in Mumbai urged people to ensure that water does not get polluted in a bid to immerse Ganesha idols. The state, well known for its celebration of Ganesha Chaturti immerses idols of all sizes into water bodies. 

Heavy rains and floods in Kerala have killed 113 people. More bodies have been retrieved from the landslide-hit districts of Malappuram and Wayanad 

 

The death toll in Karnataka caused due to the floods has reached 58, with the recovery of four more bodies. Rescue operations continue as and as many as 1,160 relief camps are operational. 

The deceased mother and the child in Kerala floods were identified as Geethu (21) and one and a-half-year old Dhruv