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1. The UK revises its travel policy to include Covishield as an approved vaccine after a furious India warns of 'reciprocal measures', but Indians double-vaccinated with the shot still have to quarantine. India is still not on the UK list of countries whose public health bodies have been recognised. 2. Women should be allowed to take the National Defence Academy exams this year, the Supreme Court says today, rejecting the government's request to defer the move until next year to establish a new system. 3. Prime Minister Narendra Modi flies to the US this morning at the invitation of President Joe Biden to participate in the first in-person summit of Quad leaders. The PM, who has a jam-packed schedule, will also address the UN General Assembly. 4. A meeting of foreign ministers of South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation countries, slated to be held on Saturday in New York, has been cancelled. It is learnt from reliable sources that Pakistan wants the Taliban to represent Afghanistan in the SAARC meet. 5. The Padmanabha Swamy Temple Trust in Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram will face an audit of income and expenses for the past 25 years, the Supreme Court says on Wednesday. 6. A postmortem has taken place of the UP Akhada head Narendra Giri, who's found hanging.