The 5 Live reports on a series of significant events in Delhi-NCR, including heavy rainfall causing severe waterlogging in areas like Gurugram, and a 4.4 magnitude earthquake with its epicenter in Haryana’s Jhajjar. These incidents have highlighted infrastructure issues such as inadequate drainage systems and seismic safety concerns in the high-risk earthquake zone. The program also covers the condition of bridges in Gujarat following recent collapses and the melting Shivling at the Amarnath shrine, potentially due to climate change. Additionally, the Supreme Court has allowed the Election Commission to continue revising electoral rolls in Bihar while questioning the process and urging the use of Aadhaar and voter ID as valid documents. The Amarnath Yatra faces challenges from climate change, with the ice Shivling melting faster than in previous years. In Maharashtra, a Shiv Sena MLA’s assault on a canteen worker has caused controversy, with divisive comments about South Indians. Meanwhile, Indian-origin executive Sabih Khan has been named Apple’s new Chief Operating Officer, joining other Indian-origin leaders in top global tech positions.
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