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Hands Tied, Face Covered: Jailed Gangster, Accused Of Murder, Files Pune Civic Poll Nomination

Suryakant Bandu Andekar, jailed for his grandson’s murder, filed his Pune Municipal Corporation poll nomination under police escort. Read More

‘I Am Indian’: Last Words Of Tripura Student Before He Was Killed In Dehradun Racist Attack

Anjel and his younger brother Michael were stopped by a group of men who allegedly hurled racial slurs at them. Witnesses said the men referred to the brothers as “Chinese”. Read More

Dissecting Deportation Data: Not US, But This Country Sent Back Most Indians In Past 5 Years

According to India’s Ministry of External Affairs, between 2021 and 2025, more than 49,000 Indian nationals were deported from Saudi Arabia Go to Source Read More

Supreme Court To Size Up Aravalli Row: Will Hear Matter On Monday After Taking Suo Moto Cognisance

The matter will be heard by a three-judge bench led by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, alongside Justices JK Maheshwari and AG Masih Go to Source Read More

ECI Calls TMC MP’s Claim ‘Misleading’, Denies Deletion Of Her Family Members From SIR Draft List

The ECI said the concerned individuals were called for hearings strictly in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Commission’s notification governing the SIR exercise. Read More

Class 7 Students Stripped, Made To Stand In Cold Over Incomplete Homework In Madhya Pradesh

Visuals of young students being stripped to their innerwear and made to stand outside in the cold as punishment went viral on social media, triggering outrage. Read More

Unnao Rape Case: SC To Hear CBI Challenge To Suspension Of Kuldeep Sengar’s Life Term

The CBI moved the apex court against the High Court’s decision to suspend Sengar’s sentence and grant him bail during the pendency of his appeal against conviction. Read More

‘Everything Grown On A Farm Must Belong To The Farmer’: Sadhguru Calls For End To Colonial-Era Laws

At a gathering of over 10,000 farmers, Sadhguru urged minister Shivraj Chouhan to amend British-era laws so everything grown on farmland, especially timber, belongs to the farmer Go to Source Read More