dna Morning Must Reads: Live updates of Turkey coup; Dadri lynching; P Gopichand on Rio 2016; and more

1. Live | Turkey Coup: PM Erdogan says more than 120 arrested over coup attempt; 42 dead

An attempted Turkish military coup appeared to crumble in the early hours of Saturday after crowds answered President Tayyip Erdogan's call to take to the streets to support him. Follow live updates here

2. You've no locus standi, says India as Pakistan declares Burhan Wani a 'martyr'

India took strong umbrage on Friday to Pakistan declaring July 19 as 'black day' to express solidarity with Kashmiri people over killing of Hizbul poster boy Burhan Wani. Read more here

3. Kashmir unrest: Militants disguise as protestors, attack police; 2 dead, 16 injured

Militants disguising as protestors attacked police and CRPF personnel deployed for law and order duties leaving two civilians dead and injuring 16 police and security force jawans on Friday. Elsewhere a youth was killed when security forces opened fire on the protestors when they tried to run over an army camp in Kupwara. Read more here

4. Dadri: Nine months after being lynched, Mohammad Akhlaq booked for cow slaughter

Uttar Pradesh Police on Friday registered a criminal case against Mohammad Akhlaq and six members of his family for alleged cow slaughter. Read more here

5. Rio 2016: 'Belief in Indian athletes has grown over the years,' says national badminton coach Gopichand

Win or lose, you are an Olympian. That seemed to be the mantra for sportspersons of the past going into the Olympics. Not anymore. The aggressive approach of today's young Indians has changed the very mindset of the athletes going to any international event, let alone the Games. Read more here