NHRC asks UP Police to identify adults allegedly using minors for social media videos
New Delhi The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has taken cognisance of a complaint alleging the systematic misuse and exploitation The post NHRC asks UP Police to identify adults allegedly using minors for social media videos appeared first on Bilkul Online .
Delhi High Court sets aside FSSAI order against Red Bulls Energy Drink label
The court, however, clarified that the food safety regulator would be free to pass a fresh direction on the issue after giving Red Bull a show cause notice and giving opportunity of being heard
Parents Asked to Sit for an Exam Alongside Their Children at Saint Kabir Public School Karnal
New Delhi [India], September 29: The idea began with a simple concern: Children can feel alone when faced with a difficult situation, even when help is close at hand. Fear of being scolded or misunderstood can keep them from turning to their parents. The school wanted to make that first conversation easier, so that a child facing a problem would feel able to bring it home.
The Delhi government has announced a comprehensive Winter Action Plan 2026-27 to tackle air pollution, with a focus on stricter enforcement, curbs on vehicles and construction activities, and greater public participation. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said the Centre and Delhi government are working together to address pollution across Delhi-NCR. The plan follows a
India Energy Week (IEW) has emerged as a global platform for addressing the country's rapidly rising energy requirements, challenges and technology needs, with its fifth edition scheduled to be held in Kolkata in January 2027, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) Director (Exploration) Om Prakash Sinha said. The fifth edition of IEW will be held from January 28-31, 2027, at the New Town Convention Centre in Kolkata, with curtain-raiser events being organised in Ahmedabad, Dehradun and Delhi as part of preparations for the main event. Speaking on the sidelines of a curtain-raiser event for IEW 2027, Sinha said India's position as the country with the highest incremental energy demand globally has increased the importance of a platform that brings together stakeholders from across the energy sector.
By By Sushil Batra The Delhi High Court has restrained Nitin Naresh and other defendants from publishing any further articles containing defamatory imputations against Terra Invest co-founder Krishan Rattan, in an interim order passed in a suit concerning articles published on the website Inventiva. Justice Sachin Datta, in an order dated September 14, 2026, directed that, in the meantime,
Trump endorses India's Essar group's $18 Bn steel plant in US, but targets same in Delhi; here's why
Trump endorses India's Essar group's $18 Bn steel plant in US, but targets same in Delhi; here's why
Sarandeep Singh Defends DDCA Selection Process, Rejects Concerns Over Coaches And Selectors
Sarandeep Singh, chairman of the Delhi and District Cricket Association's (DDCA) Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC), has reacted to joint secretary Amit Grover's statements regarding the appointments of coaches and selectors for the 2026-27 domestic season
What's Delaying The India-US Trade Deal? S Jaishankar Explains
New Delhi and Washington had announced the finalisation of the framework for the first phase of the bilateral trade agreement in February. However, changes in the US tariff landscape have led to further negotiations on the pact.
Fourteen lanes converge into three at Sarai Kale Khan, while the new Ashram exit has a short weaving length where high-speed expressway traffic merges with existing traffic
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Assam Student Hrishita Lahon Dies In Delhi Road Accident While Travelling On Rapido Bike
Hrishita Lahon, a student from Noonmati in Guwahati, tragically lost her life in a road accident in Delhi on September 28. She was travelling as a passenger on a Rapido bike taxi when the vehicle was struck by a bus, leading to a fatal collision. Hrishita had moved to Delhi to pursue her education and... The post Assam Student Hrishita Lahon Dies In Delhi Road Accident While Travelling On Rapido Bike first appeared on Northeast Today .
India-China ties 'better' today than a couple of years ago: EAM Jaishankar
The ties between India and China are etter today as compared to a couple of years ago, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said, underlining that as the border issues are resolved, the relationship returns to normalcy. Jaishankar was responding to a question on India-China relations, which have seen an upswing in recent times, including with President Xi Jinping's recent visit to India for the BRICS Leaders' Summit hosted by New Delhi. If you asked me, compared to where you were in 2025, is the relationship better today? I would say yes. Compared to 2024, even more so, Jaishankar said during a conversation hosted at Asia Society on Monday. He said it's not so much a structural change, but part of the reason why things have improved is hey had gone so much off-track that the moment you stabilised it, it was going to improve, because after what happened in 2020 and the long standoff that we had on the border, the relationship had really been impacted. Following the 2
Delhi Police Achieves Major Breakthrough, Arrests Fugitive in 18 Criminal Cases
New Delhi police arrest a fugitive linked to 18 criminal cases, marking a significant success in their ongoing operations against crime. Delhi Police Achieves Major Breakthrough, Arrests Fugitive in 18 Criminal Cases
Two Members of Vikas Kalia Gang Arrested Following Encounter in Paharganj
Delhi police apprehended two gang members after an encounter in Paharganj, linked to a shooting incident during a recent event. Two Members of Vikas Kalia Gang Arrested Following Encounter in Paharganj
Abort Patriarchy: DU Women Students Turn North Campus Into a March for Freedom and Safety
A women-only protest march took over Delhi University's north campus on Monday afternoon as students from multiple colleges walked together demanding safer streets and an end to curbs on their movement in the name of protection. The march, organised independently by
Delhi Police Arrests Thief with Stolen Phones and Silver Jewelry
A 24-year-old thief was apprehended in New Delhi with stolen mobile phones and silver jewelry, revealing a troubling trend of theft. Delhi Police Arrests Thief with Stolen Phones and Silver Jewelry
India, US discuss evolving Indo-Pacific security landscape, deepening defence cooperation
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 29 (IANS) India and the US explored ways to deepen bilateral defence cooperation while exchanging views on the changing security dynamics in the Indo-Pacific. The talks were held on Monday between Indian Army chief General Dhiraj Seth and Lieutenant General Joel B Vowell, Deputy Commanding General of United States Army Pacific (USARPAC), in New Delhi. Following the meeting, the Indian Army took to X on Tuesday and posted: Lieutenant General Joel B Vowell, Deputy Commanding General, USARPAC, called on General Dhiraj Seth, COAS, on 28 September. The leaders discussed the evolving security landscape in the Indo-Pacific and explored opportunities to advance bilateral defence engagement across multiple domains. The interaction also focussed on measures to enhance interoperability through joint training and military exercises. The successful outcome of Exercise Yudh Abhyas validated the seamless synergy of joint operations and reaffirmed the commitment of both Armies towards strengthening military-to-military cooperation, it added. Earlier on Monday, Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh also held discussions with a bipartisan US Congressional delegation led by Representative Brian Mast on deepening the India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership, with a particular focus on advancing defence industrial and technological cooperation. In a post on X, the Ministry of Defence said, Defence Secretary Shri Rajesh Kumar Singh met with a bipartisan delegation from the United States House of Representatives, led by Representative Brian Mast, Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Their discussion centred around the evolving India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership with special emphasis on defence industrial and technological cooperation. Last week, as part of the Exercise Yudh Abhyas 2026, contingents of the Indian Army and the US Army trained side by side across multiple platforms and operational scenarios, sharpening interoperability and deepening mutual understanding of each others tactics, techniques and procedures. US Ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, said that the bilateral military exercise 'Yudh Abhyas' reflected the strength of the defence partnership between both countries. Gor made the statement after witnessing US and Indian forces training together during the exercise at the Mahajan Field Firing Range in Rajasthan. Impressive to see US and Indian forces training together at Mahajan Field Firing Range. This exercise reflects the strength of our defence partnership: trust, readiness, interoperability, and shared purpose. Proud of what US Army and Indian Army are achieving together, Gor posted on X.
AAP supporters assault Delhi cop during Kejriwals Tilak Nagar visit
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 29 (IANS) A Delhi Police head constable was assaulted by a group of AAP supporters while he was videographing in plain clothes during former Chief Minister and AAP National Convenor Arvind Kejriwals visit to Tilak Nagar, sources said on Tuesday. According to Delhi Police sources, the head constable was recording the proceedings when a group of AAP supporters surrounded him and allegedly assaulted him. He was subsequently medically examined, and Delhi Police may register an FIR in connection with the incident. Meanwhile, Kejriwal on Monday visited Tilak Nagar, a day after Delhi Minister Parvesh Verma slapped a youth during an inspection of a newly constructed road in the area. The incident took place in the presence of AAP MLA Jarnail Singh. Kejriwal, accompanied by Rajya Sabha member Sanjay Singh, Jarnail Singh and other party leaders, inspected the road and questioned the BJP-led Delhi government over its construction. During the visit, he demonstrated that portions of the newly laid road surface could be pulled apart by hand and alleged irregularities in its construction. This road was constructed only a few days ago, yet it is completely coming apart just by hand. We have never seen a road like this being constructed in Delhi. We used to hear about such roads being built in remote villages and areas of the country. Delhi is the national capital. We also led Delhi for 10 years, but a road like this was never constructed during our tenure, he had said. Kejriwal said roads constructed under the previous AAP government carried a five-year guarantee and called for an investigation into the alleged irregularities. The roads built under the AAP government came with a five-year guarantee. Clearly, there has been a great deal of corruption in this, and there should be an investigation into where this money has gone, he said. Referring to Sunday's incident, Kejriwal said, When BJP Minister Parvesh Verma came to Tilak Nagar on Sunday to inspect the newly constructed road, people showed him the road in his presence, and he pulled aside a young man, Sahib Singh, and slapped him. I want to tell him that this is not his fathers country. Kejriwal demanded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi dismiss and arrest Verma and sought an apology from the Delhi Minister. He also called for those allegedly responsible for corruption to be jailed. Meanwhile, Delhi Police on Monday filed a non-cognisable report (NCR) against Verma for allegedly slapping a man during the road inspection. Additionally, an FIR was registered against Jarnail Singh for allegedly obstructing public servants in the discharge of their duty.
Will winter arrive early in Delhi? City records lowest minimum temperature in September since 2008
Will winter arrive early in the national capital? The city on Tuesday recorded a minimum temperature of 21 degrees Celsius, 2.3 notches below normal. This was the lowest minimum temperature recorded in the national capital in September since 2008, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The IMD data showed the lowest minimum temperature recorded in September since 2001 was 20.8 degrees Celsius on September 6, 2008, while the third-lowest was 21.1 degrees Celsius on September 19, 2024.
AAP donations plunge in 2025-26; company of MP who later joined BJP, Ashutosh Ranka among donors
The latest filing covers the first full financial year since the AAP lost power in Delhi in February 2025. The party continues to govern Punjab, where Trident is based. Its report contains 1,202 numbered entries
Chinas consumer sector stocks nosedive, reflecting lopsided economy
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 29 (IANS) In some more bad news for the Chinese economy, MSCI Chinas consumer goods sub-indices plunged roughly 18 per cent over the past six months, nearing 10-year low. According to a report in the Taipei Times, retail sales were just 0.4 per cent in August. During the latest earnings season, consumer durable companies in the MSCI index missed profit expectations by nearly 50 per cent, reflecting Chinas lopsided economy. According to experts quoted as saying, investors have become increasingly concentrated in AI companies, while consumption sector has been sold indiscriminately. Weak consumer demand emerged as a recurring theme during the latest earnings season. While China has been viewed as the worlds manufacturing hub, the countrys economy, that was once growing at a robust pace, has hit a rough patch with key sectors in contraction mode and unemployment on the rise, according to another report. The Chinese economy is faltering, and the government is working tirelessly to conceal the depth of its crisis. Official GDP growth figures continue to hover around 4.55 per cent, but independent analysts and institutions suggest the real number is far lower, closer to 23 per cent, according to an article in the Kathmandu-based hamrakura.com news website. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has long relied on economic performance as a cornerstone of its legitimacy. Growth figures are celebrated as proof of competence, while dissenting voices are silenced. But the cracks are now too wide to ignore. The property sector, once the engine of household wealth, has collapsed, the article states. Retail sales, a measure of consumer confidence, grew by barely 1 per cent in June 2026, reflecting a population that is saving rather than spending. Debt levels, particularly among local governments, have soared to unsustainable heights.
India's manufacturing growth likely to remain robust on exports, capex push: Report
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 29 (IANS) India's manufacturing growth is likely to remain supported by exports and a strengthening investment cycle in the coming months despite below-normal monsoon that could weigh on rural demand, according to a report. According to a report by ICICI Bank, exports are expected to remain a bright spot for manufacturing, while rising power demand is signalling strength in the investment cycle as capital expenditure picks up. While rural demand could weaken, exports should remain a bright spot thus powering manufacturing growth. Rising power demand too is positive for capex cycle when investment cycle is seen turning up, it added. The report further noted that the improvement in manufacturing was broad-based and reflected both domestic and external demand, ICICI Bank Research said. The report attributed the momentum to government-led infrastructure spending and improving private-sector capital expenditure. Additionally, ICICI Bank noted that the increase in power demand was also partly explained by the below-normal monsoon. It also expected that exports and the investment cycle to remain key supports for manufacturing growth, while weaker monsoon conditions could weigh on rural consumption. The analysis came following India's industrial production growth accelerating to 8 per cent year-on-year in August from 7.4 per cent in July. Meanwhile, manufacturing output grew 9 per cent during the month, while electricity production rose 12.3 per cent. However, mining remained weak and contracted 5.6 per cent. In addition, fourteen of the 23 manufacturing sectors recorded growth in August led by electrical equipment, transport equipment and motor vehicles. Electrical equipment output jumped 30.9 per cent, while other transport equipment and motor vehicles grew 25.3 per cent and 25.2 per cent, respectively. Computer, electronic and optical products recorded 19.3 per cent growth. Signs of a strengthening investment cycle were also visible with capital goods production rising 16.9 per cent in August. Power demand provided another positive signal with electricity generation growing 13.3 per cent and renewable generation increasing 15.4 per cent. Consumer durables are showing stronger momentum than non-durables, suggesting that the improvement in consumption is currently more visible in discretionary goods, according to the report.
No permission yet for Oct 2 Jantar Mantar protest against CEC, say Delhi Police sources
No permission has been granted for the planned protest at Jantar Mantar on October 2 against CEC Gyanesh Kumar. Various opposition parties and civil society groups are mobilizing for demonstrations across India. Mumbai Police have also denied permission for a parallel gathering at Shivaji Park due to legal constraints. Prominent leaders from the Shiv Sena and Congress are rallying support for these protests.
Delhi police deny permission for 2 October Jantar Mantar protest
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Ashutosh Ranka donated to Arvind Kejriwal's AAP, the party revealed.
Ashutosh Ranka donated 21,100 to the Aam Aadmi Party in 2025-26, according to the party's donation details submitted to the Election Commission.Arvind Kejriwal and Ashutosh Ranka (File photo)Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has seen a significant drop...
Barapullah Phase-III Opens Today: Everything Delhi Commuters Need To Know
The around 9-km combined Barapullah route is expected to improve connectivity between East and South Delhi, with dedicated facilities for cyclists and pedestrians.
NIA raids 16 places in Assam, Bengal, Keralam in IMK radicalisation case
New Delhi [India], September 29 (ANI) The National Investigation Agency (NIA) is conducting searches at 16 locations across Assam, West Bengal and Keralam in connection with a cross-border terror conspiracy tied to Imam Mahmuder Kafila (IMK), a Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) offshoot, radicalisation case of Assam. Of the 16 places, 10 places are being searched in Assam, five locations in West Bengal and one in Keralam. The move comes three months after the anti-terror agency filed charges against 11 accused persons in connection with the terror conspiracy orchestrated by the IMK. The accused were then charged under various sections of the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita, 2023 and the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 in the chargesheet filed before the NIA Special Court in Guwahati (Assam). NIA investigations had revealed the active involvement of the accused in the conspiracy of IMK
Delhi's 'Fattest Dog' Final Is Today: Meet The City's Chonky Stars
The idea was inspired by Alaska's annual Fat Bear Week, but Delhi has given the concept its own distinctly local flavour.
Delhi records lowest minimum temperature in September since 2008
On Tuesday morning, Delhi recorded a minimum temperature of 21 degrees Celsius, which is below normal. This temperature marks the lowest for September since 2008, according to the India Meteorological Department. Other weather stations in the area reported similarly low temperatures, with some as low as 16.9 degrees Celsius. The maximum temperature is anticipated to be around 32 degrees Celsius with a partly cloudy sky.
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AAP Leader to Demand FIR Against Delhi Minister Pravesh Verma
AAP leader Saurabh Bhardwaj plans to approach the police commissioner demanding an FIR against Minister Pravesh Verma for alleged misconduct. AAP Leader to Demand FIR Against Delhi Minister Pravesh Verma
New Delhi [India], September 29 (ANI) The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Tuesday conducted search and seizure action at 15 premises in Kolkata in connection with financial irregularities committed by MassArt (Mahanirban Road Mass Art) Society in running its Durga Puja
Weather Shift Brings Relief to Delhi-NCR as Cool Breezes Arrive
Delhi-NCR experiences a weather change with cooler breezes and improved air quality, thanks to recent snowfall in the mountains. Weather Shift Brings Relief to Delhi-NCR as Cool Breezes Arrive
Ordered phone, received soap instead, customer wins Rs 20,574 against Flipkart
A customer ordered a mobile phone from Flipkart but received bars of soap instead. Despite multiple complaints and a video proof, Flipkart did not resolve the issue satisfactorily. The Delhi consumer commission found Flipkart guilty of deficiency in service and unfair trade practice. Flipkart was directed to pay the customer Rs 10,574 along with compensation for mental harassment and litigation expenses.
Centre, Delhi govt review winter action plan
Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav on Monday reviewed Delhis Air Pollution Mitigation Action Plan with Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and assessed the progress of measures being taken to control air pollution in the national capital. The meeting focused on preparations for the winter season and coordinated action against key sources of pollution. The minister directed []
India, Poland hold Joint Working Group meeting; discuss expanding defence cooperation
The meeting underscores ongoing efforts between New Delhi and Warsaw to deepen bilateral ties in defence manufacturing, technology sharing and strategic industrial partnerships
Saudi Arabia is Indias trusted and valued strategic partner: FM Sitharaman
Digital Desk | Doha, Sep 29 (IANS) Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has conveyed that Saudi Arabia is Indias trusted and valued strategic partner, highlighting the wide-ranging partnership between the two countries across defence, security, trade, investment, energy, technology, healthcare, education, culture and people-to-people exchanges. She met Mohammed Aljadaan, Minister of Finance, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, on the sidelines of the AIIB 2026 Annual Meeting here, who congratulated the Union Finance Minister on India's robust economic performance and improving investment climate, and shared his perspective on the Saudi economy. Both the Ministers welcomed the successful conclusion of negotiations on the India-Saudi Arabia Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT), which will provide a stronger and more predictable framework for bilateral investments and further strengthen investor confidence, according to Finance Ministry. Aljadaan said that Saudi Arabia looks forward to its early implementation. Recalling the Prime Minister Narendra Modis vision expressed during his state visit to Saudi Arabia, both the Ministers discussed further strengthening the strategic partnership between the two countries. Aljadaan expressed keen interest in welcoming investments from India. In her meeting with Ambassador Pietro Lazzeri, AIIB Governor from Switzerland, she highlighted the National Investment and Infrastructure Fund as a trusted partner for foreign investors seeking to access opportunities in India, with high standards of governance and transparency; and Swiss investors could explore NIIF infrastructure funds to gain exposure to India's infrastructure sector. Ambassador Lazzeri said that Switzerland sees significant opportunities in India for portfolio diversification and investment. He mentioned the upcoming State Visit to India and the 2nd EFTA Prosperity Summit in New Delhi. He said Swiss Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) growth in India is outpacing global FDI and sought support for finalisation of the Bilateral Investment Protection Agreement. Lazzeri also expressed interest in cooperation in the financial sector and sustainable finance, said Finance Ministry. FM Sitharaman encouraged Swiss investors and financial services entities to explore investment opportunities in India's homegrown financial services centre in GIFT IFSC, which offers financial services and products, tax benefits and a business-friendly environment. She also met Nepal Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle. Both the Ministers were pleased to meet again and noted the opportunity to follow up on the discussions held during their meeting in New Delhi. The discussions covered Nepals assessment and priorities for reconstruction and recovery following the floods, with emphasis on continued engagement between the teams to work out the specifics of any support that India can provide at this critical time. The Ministers also discussed the progress of projects taken up during the New Delhi meeting and emphasised the need for continued engagement. The early operationalisation and utilisation of the UPI-NPI linkage was also discussed as an initiative beneficial to both countries, said the statement.
Delhi set to get warmer after rainy, unusually cool Monday; dry spell ahead
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast a partly cloudy sky and no rain across Delhi on September 29.
LPG Cylinder Price Today: Check 14.2-Kg Gas Rates in Delhi, Mumbai, Noida and Other Cities
LPG consumers planning to book a fresh cylinder can check the latest rates before placing their order, particularly with October just around the corner. As of September 29, 2026, the prices cited for domestic and commercial LPG cylinders remain unchanged across several major cities, including Delhi,...
Trump endorses India's Essar group's $15 Bn steel plant in US, but targets same in Delhi; here's why
Trump endorses India's Essar group's $15 Bn steel plant in US, but targets same in Delhi; here's why
Woman accuses bureaucrats son of assaulting daughter in south Delhi
The police said they have received a complaint and are conducting an enquiry into the allegations
Two Vikas Kalia Gang Members Apprehended After Gunfight in Delhi
They were wanted in connection with a firing incident during the Sadar Bazar-Nabi Karim Shobha Yatra in mid-September, police said.
Delhi Police arrest 24-year-old thief with three stolen phones, silver jewellery
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 29 (IANS) The Anti-Burglary Cell of Dwarka District Police in the national capital has arrested a 24-year-old man in connection with theft cases and recovered three stolen mobile phones, five pairs of silver anklets and two silver coins from his possession, police said on Tuesday. The accused, identified as Sachin, a resident of Vijay Enclave in Dabri, is involved in 25 cases of theft and burglary, according to police. During interrogation, he reportedly disclosed that he took to theft to impress his friends and project an affluent lifestyle in his social circle. According to police, a special drive against thieves, burglars and robbers is being conducted under the directions of Dwarka Deputy Commissioner of Police Kushal Pal Singh. On September 26, Head Constable Ritesh Kumar of the Anti-Burglary Cell received secret information that Sachin, who was involved in theft, would arrive in Mahavir Enclave, Dabri, to dispose of stolen articles. The information was shared with the In-charge of the Anti-Burglary Cell, following which a dedicated team headed by Inspector Basant Kumar was formed. The team comprised ASI Rajesh Kumar, Head Constables Anil, Krishan and Parveen Kumar, and Constable Ashish. The team operated under the close supervision of ACP/Operations Subhash Malik. The police team reached Mahavir Enclave and took discreet positions around the approach routes to a park. Shortly afterwards, a man was seen approaching from the Mahavir Vihar side. The informer identified him as Sachin. When the police signalled him to stop, the accused turned around and attempted to flee towards rooms inside the park. He was apprehended by Constable Ashish, who was positioned behind him. During questioning, the accused disclosed his identity as Sachin, son of Satyanarayan, a resident of Vijay Enclave, Dabri, aged 24. Police said three mobile phones were recovered from his possession. A phone was found to be stolen in connection with e-FIR No. 80050183/2026 registered under Section 303(2) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) at Najafgarh police station. A phone was linked to e-FIR No. 80039109/2026 under the same section at Najafgarh police station, while another phone was found connected with e-FIR No. 80001695/2026 under Section 303(2) BNS at Uttam Nagar police station. A personal search also led to the recovery of a silver coconut-shaped cover containing five pairs of silver anklets and two silver coins. During sustained interrogation, Sachin allegedly disclosed that he had stolen the jewellery around seven to eight days earlier at night from a house on 25 Foota Road, Dabri, and was carrying it to sell. Police said the recovered jewellery matched property reported stolen in e-FIR No. 80080835/2026 under Section 305 BNS at Dabri police station. Police said Sachin is educated up to Class 10 and committed thefts to portray himself as a 'big shot' and flaunt his wealth among friends. He was arrested under Section 35(1)(A) and (E) of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS). Further investigation is underway.
Two accused injured in Delhi Police shootout linked to Sadar Bazar-Nabi Karim firing
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Late September rains bring winter-like chill to Delhi-NCR; more showers likely before dry spell
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 29 (IANS) Rain brought winter-like weather to Delhi-NCR residents in the early hours of Monday, with the national capital waking up to cooler conditions and cloudy skies. The region is likely to witness isolated rainfall on Tuesday, continuing the light spell recorded on Monday. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), dry weather is expected to set in from September 30, with mainly clear skies likely through the first week of October. Rain, thunderstorms and lightning are expected at isolated places across Delhi, Chandigarh and Haryana on Tuesday. Similar weather conditions are likely in Punjab. However, from September 30, mainly dry weather is expected over several parts of northwest India. As the southwest monsoon nears its final departure from the country, rainfall activity continues across several regions. While some areas are witnessing heavy showers, thunderstorms and strong winds have brought a noticeable change in weather conditions elsewhere. From the hilly states of North India to Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Northeast India and several parts of South India, rainfall is expected. Some areas may also receive heavy rain accompanied by strong winds and lightning. According to the IMD, heavy rainfall is likely in Himachal Pradesh, parts of the Northeast, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and South Interior Karnataka. Rain and thunderstorm activity may also continue across Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh. Delhi had received 4.3 mm of rain at Safdarjung on Sunday morning, after recording 0.6 mm until 8.30 p.m. the previous evening, extending rainfall into the final days of September. The September 27 shower was the first rain recorded this late in the month since September 29, 2019, when 0.3 mm was recorded. The late-season rain arrived just four days after the southwest monsoon withdrew from Delhi on September 23. The IMD's normal withdrawal date for the national capital is September 25, based on the 1971-2019 period. This year's withdrawal was the earliest since 2002, when the monsoon exited Delhi on September 20. The 2026 monsoon arrived on July 2, five days later than the normal onset date of June 27. It lasted 83 days, seven days shorter than the normal duration. Delhi's rainfall pattern was also uneven during the season. Safdarjung recorded 728.6 mm of rainfall between June 1 and September 23, against the normal 629.7 mm, marking a surplus of 16 per cent. The seasonal rainfall was classified as normal by the IMD despite being above the long-period average. The late showers added at least another 4.3 mm at Safdarjung by Sunday morning. Meanwhile, Delhi-NCR's air quality remained in the 'satisfactory' category. Monitoring stations recorded AQI levels of 58 at Mandir Marg, 60 at Aya Nagar, 60 at Punjabi Bagh, 83 at CRRI Mathura Road, 67 at Sirifort, 72 at IGNOU-Maidan Garhi, 73 at Chandni Chowk, 58 at Burari Crossing, 69 at Anand Vihar, 82 at Mundka, 77 at Jahangirpuri, 70 at Okhla Phase-2 and 65 at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium.
Two Vikas Kalia gang members arrested after encounter in Delhi's Paharganj
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 29 (IANS) Two miscreants linked to the Vikas Kalia gang were arrested following an encounter with the Delhi Police in the Paharganj area, officials said on Tuesday. The Delhi Police Special Staff received information about the accused late Monday night, after which they laid a trap to apprehend the miscreants. During the operation, the accused fired at the police, and the officials retaliated in self-defence. Both sustained gunshot injuries, officials said. According to the police, the accused were wanted in connection with the firing incident during the Sadar BazarNabi Karim Shobha Yatra in mid-September. The officials further mentioned that both accused are linked to the Vikas Kalia gang. Vikas Kalia has been described as 'Bad Character (BC)' in the Sadar Bazar police station of the North District. Earlier this month, Delhi Police arrested a key suspect named Asif following a shootout on September 22, in connection with the gang rape of a 17-year-old girl in Kalkaji. A 17-year-old girl and her male friend were targeted on her birthday while visiting the Kalkaji Temple. Three men, identified as Asif, Hemant, and Mukesh, posed as police officers, intimidated the pair, and dragged the teenager to a secluded area of the DDA-managed Astha Kunj Park where she was gang-raped at gunpoint and knifepoint. During an operation near DM Office Road in Amar Colony, near Lady Shri Ram College, key suspect Asif opened fire on a police team, hitting a head constable's bulletproof jacket, before being shot in the right leg in retaliatory firing. Co-accused Hemant and Mukesh were also apprehended. Meanwhile, hundreds of students from Delhi University participated in a massive protest at North Campus over concerns regarding women's safety in the national capital. They marched in solidarity with the 17-year-old survivor of the Kalkaji gang rape and demanded accountability for crimes against women.
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Marching through the storm: Hum Auratein Aazad Hain echoes across Delhi University
Women from various Delhi University colleges demonstrated for their freedom and safety against violence on Monday. They marched under the banner 'Hum Auratein Aazad Hain' despite rain, emphasizing the need for social change. Participants expressed solidarity and rejected restrictions on women's movement in response to sexual violence. The crowd included supportive men, stressing the need for changing men's attitudes toward women's safety.
Building ban from December 10 to Jan 20, 2x parking fees among Delhis winter pollution curbs
SC asks Centre to examine statutory safeguards for minors on social media
New Delhi, Sep 28:The Supreme Court on Monday asked the Centre to examine whether a statutory framework can be put in place for social media intermediaries to ensure that they and other digital platforms comply with Indian laws governing minors, including the legal bar on children below 18 independently entering into contracts. On September 10, [] The post SC asks Centre to examine statutory safeguards for minors on social media first appeared on Highland Post .
Delhi HC seeks jail authorities response on Sharjeel Imams plea to access e-record to complete PhD
The prosecutor said the pleading could be allowed under the supervision of jail authorities if the accused is ready to show the material he was seeking to access
Lack of US sensitivity to India
Lack of US sensitivity to Indias concerns over Pakistan terrorism impacting ties: EAM Jaishankar New York: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar says that the USs lack of sensitivity to Indias concerns about terrorism emanating from Pakistan is a problem for Washington-New Delhi relations. He did name Pakistan, but made it amply clear he was referring [] The post Lack of US sensitivity to Indias concerns over Pakistan terrorism impacting ties: EAM Jaishankar appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
BJP to hold first meeting of newly appointed state in-charges, co-in-charges today
BJP to hold first meeting of newly appointed state in-charges, co-in-charges today New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will hold the first meeting of its newly appointed state in-charges and co-in-charges at the partys national headquarters in New Delhi on Tuesday. The meeting, to be chaired by BJP National President Nitin Nabin, will bring [] The post BJP to hold first meeting of newly appointed state in-charges, co-in-charges today appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Rahul Gandhi claims 727 voters removed from Delhi's Bela Estate, Election Commission clarifies
Congress MP and Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, once again targeted the Election Commission and CEC Gyanesh Kumar over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, claiming that 727...
SC: Cops, government have failed to ensure public safety in Delhi
Khalistan groups turn to jail networks to recruit operatives across north India: Intel
Intelligence agencies are investigating pro-Khalistan groups recruiting within jails across north India. A recently detained operative disclosed connections to key figures while serving in Patiala jail. Agency investigations now focus on dead-drop recruitment methods and funding channels used by these groups. An SFJ-backed operatives was arrested after graffiti incidents linked to Khalistan activities. The arrested operative revealed a prior history of pro-Khalistan involvement and further recruitment efforts.
KU begins 3-day national conference on sociosyntax and Bharatiya linguistic area
Srinagar Sep 28: The Department of Linguistics, University of Kashmir (KU), began a three-day national conference on Sociosyntax and the Bharatiya Linguistic Area: Structure, Variation and Contact at the Main Campus, with a focus on advancing interdisciplinary research at the interface of grammar, culture and society in Bharat. Sponsored by the Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR), New Delhi, and the Central Institute of Indian Languages (CIIL), Mysore, the conference aims to explore the relationship between language structure, social variation and linguistic contact, while providing a platform for scholars to exchange ideas and strengthen interdisciplinary research. Speaking at the inaugural session, Vice-Chancellor, KU, Prof. Nilofer Khan highlighted the importance of linguistic research in understanding India's rich linguistic diversity and cultural heritage. Language is a reflection of our history, culture and social diversity. Such academic engagements provide an important platform to explore our linguistic heritage and strengthen research through interdisciplinary collaboration, she said. Padma Shri awardee and renowned linguist, Prof. Anvita Abbi, highlighted India's extraordinary linguistic diversity and the importance of documenting and studying its languages. She also noted the rich linguistic heritage of the Kashmir Valley and the need for sustained research to understand its linguistic features and diversity.
SC asks EC to decide TMC faction dispute within three months
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Election Commission to decide the symbol dispute between rival Trinamool Congress factions within three months. The court said that the three-month period will begin from four weeks hence, within which both sides were directed to file all necessary responses and evidence. A bench of Chief Justice []
El Nino strengthens, likely to turn
Raises climate risks for India NEW DELHI: The El Nino weather pattern is strengthening and is likely to become very strong in late 2026 and early 2027, the International Research Institute for Climate and Society (IRI) at Columbia University said, raising concerns over elevated climate risk for India. In its latest ENSO forecast, published []
Delhi Police file non-cognisable report against Parvesh Verma after complaint over slap
Delhi Police has submitted a non-cognisable report after a complaint involving PWD minister Parvesh Verma. The complaint was filed by Sahib Singh, who reported being slapped by the minister. Additionally, an FIR related to extortion was registered by an assistant engineer of the PWD. AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal has demanded Verma's dismissal and arrest. Kejriwal criticized the quality of the road built in Tilak Nagar, asserting it was substandard.
NEW DELHI: Virat Kohli reached 15,000 ODI runs in 74 fewer innings compared to the peerless Sachin Tendulkar but does this mean that he has well and truly surpassed the Mumbai Master in the format? The answer may not be as simple as the statistics suggest because the 50-over game that Tendulkar played for over []
US audit finds 346-day wait for India visa applicants
Digital Desk | Washington, Sep 29 (IANS) Applicants in India waited an average of 346 days for a US visitor visa interview in fiscal 2025, more than eight times the 42-day average before the pandemic, according to a federal audit released on Monday (US local time). The Government Accountability Office found that demand had outpaced consular staffing in India. The 346-day figure is a historical average for obtaining an interview. It does not describe the time taken to decide an application after an interview or the wait facing someone who applies today. According to the federal audit, India received an estimated 1,455,255 applications for nonimmigrant visas in 2025. The State Department had 68 consular officers working on such visas in the country, which makes it about 21,401 applications per officer. Those figures cover several temporary visa categories, while the 346-day wait refers specifically to visitor visa interviews, it said. The comparison with other large visa markets was stark. The average visitor visa interview wait was 34 days in China and 32 days in Brazil. Mexico, which had a similar number of applications per officer to India, recorded a 283-day wait. India was seventh among the 10 countries with the longest average waits. The auditors visited New Delhi, along with Mexico City, Beijing and Sao Paulo. State Department staff in India and Mexico said high demand and too few officers after the pandemic had hampered their ability to clear backlogs. Across the four countries, officials identified staffing relative to demand as a principal factor behind interview delays. Space was another constraint. The audit said there were too few interview windows in New Delhi for the number of officers needed to handle demand. Auditors also saw hundreds of applicants waiting outside the US embassy and in secondary waiting areas. A planned move to a new building on the embassy compound would leave the number of windows unchanged, the report said. Officials also cited the work involved in assessing some applications and the role of paid visa agents. Some agents reserve appointment slots as they become available and sell them to clients, according to State Department officials interviewed by the auditors. The department has changed its scheduling system to counter that practice. The State Department has tried other ways to ease the pressure. In fiscal 2024, a Washington-based unit remotely handled 80.6 per cent of New Delhis visitor visa cases eligible for an interview waiver. Staff in New Delhi also worked extra Saturdays to process applications.
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Serious geopolitical developments create upheaval, desperation & concern in entire Pakistan
FRAGRANCE OF IDEAS Geopolitical developments taking place at a fast pace around the world, and particularly in the region and sphere in which Pakistan is involved, create great concern and desperation in Pakistan. These upheavals for Pakistan are mostly beyond any sort of control or convenient management that could have been ordinarily or even extraordinarily possible in routine matters. Analysts, government and their agencies throughout and the media in Pakistan are in serious and worrisome wild debate and discussion on these upheavals and the sudden developments causing perceivable hurt to its international and regional position. The SCO Summit in Uzbekistan followed by the BRICS Summit in New Delhi over the last two months have been a cause of serious concern and frustration for Pakistan. The tour of two Central Asian nations by PM Narendra Modi, followed by various programmes, diplomatic and political engagements therein, including his recognition by the Uzbek nation, conferring upon him their highest public honour, has also added to the already existing frustration. The uranium supply programme discussion with the Uzbekistan government by the Indian leadership has also been a migraine-giving factor for the think tank in Pakistans establishment. The success of the BRICS summit in New Delhi, in which Russian President Putin and the Chinese President Xi Jinping also participated with great enthusiasm along with the other global leaders, created ripples in the whole socio-political set-up of Pakistan. Moreover, Pakistan's non-inclusion in the summit due to the lack of any invitation further added salt to its injury. The invitation to Iran and serious engagements with them at the Summit was also not taken kindly by it. Ever since the outbreak of the US-Iran-Israel war, the energy crisis and their prices have disturbed the whole world. Every nation has made attempts to cater to its energy demand and is deeply concerned about the supply chain of oil globally. India has been continuously and consistently playing its positive role so far as the oil supply chain and its routes are concerned. It has maintained cordial and warm relationships with the Middle East countries for the good of humanity that includes its own good too. This was visible through the BRICS summit in New Delhi when the President of Iran had cordial bilateral meetings on its sidelines with the Indian side, in which he showed a great bonhomie and also exhibited positive expectations from the Indian leadership in the context of the US-Iran war. The positive overtures of the Indian side in this regard were taken due note of by everyone. India was also successful in brokering a high-level meeting between the UAE and Iran leadership during the BRICS sidelines, which sent shockwaves through Pakistans political leadership and its strategic policy managers. The Indian leadership has taken several important steps to ensure the stability of the oil supply chain through the Middle East despite the ongoing strife there. Besides ensuring crude oil and other energy supplies from Russia (despite US sanctions), Iran and Saudi Arabia, India took tangible steps to ensure its future energy requirements as well. In this connection, it went ahead with some important steps that have far-reaching implications regionally and globally. India and the UAE are taking their long-standing energy partnership to another level. Following India's Prime Minister Narendra Modis visit to the UAE in May this year, Indian Strategic Petroleum Reserves Limited and Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) agreed to explore significantly expanding cooperation in strategic energy storage, including the potential storage of up to 30 million barrels of ADNOC crude oil in Indias Strategic Petroleum Reserves. This is surely significant as it ensures energy freedom to India in the region. The agreement is about expanding strategic storage cooperation and strengthening energy supply security between the two nations. Pakistan analysts and the media have been crying about this proposed cooperation, which also includes ADNOCs participation in storage facilities at Visakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh (India) and the development of reserve facilities at Chandikhol in Odisha (India), alongside its existing storage presence at Mangalore. They feel surprised that the two sides are also exploring the possibility of storing crude oil at Fujairah in the UAE as part of Indias strategic petroleum reserve framework. Cooperation in LNG and LPG storage is also being explored by the two sides and the analysts in their opinion in Pakistan view it as a major threat to Pakistan in the event of any kind of conflict between India and Pakistan. They term it as 'a big disparity in the energy security scenario in the region that has negative implications for the region, especially Pakistan'. 'For a major oil-importing economy like India, that also exports refined oil to other countries globally, strategic petroleum reserves can provide an important buffer during wars, geopolitical tensions, shipping disruptions or other emergencies that affect global energy supplies'. Indian opinion in this regard says that larger and more diversified reserves can strengthen the countrys ability to respond to unexpected supply shocks. 'This is where diplomacy and security of energy come together, thus strengthening international partnerships today while preparing for the uncertainties of tomorrow'. While the India-UAE partnership shows how long-term energy cooperation can contribute to more resilient supply chains and greater surety about the future, Pakistan views the partnership as a threat to regional and global security. The Yemen Houthi rebels drone and missile attack targeting Saudi Arabia and its energy infrastructure, and particularly the city of Mecca, has created serious doubts about the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement signed in August this year between Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan. It has caused serious doubts about the collective security pact. Saudi Arabia was forced to take help from Israel in regard to the intelligence inputs regarding these and future attacks. The Agreement was put to the test, and it was observed that neither Pakistan nor Turkey could in any way come to the rescue of Saudi Arabia, particularly when the city of Mecca was under attack by the Houthis. The Agreement had said that 'any attack on any one of the signatories to the agreement would be treated as an attack on all of them'. The rebels also declared a naval blockade on the Saudi shipping in the Red Sea and Bab el Mandeb Strait, and there was virtually no response from Pakistan and Turkey in this connection, keeping in view the provisions of the Agreement between the three nations. The United Nations General Assembly meeting in New York in the context of its 81st session during the month of September 2026 brought India into focus once again. The Turkish President Erdogan and Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, besides Pakistan's permanent representative, raised the Kashmir issue in their addresses, which were responded well by the Indian representatives. However, the absence of the Indian Prime Minister, Chinese President and the Russian President from the UNGC session was also commented upon in various ways by the Pakistan analysts, while it was also said that the presence and address of the US President Trump in the UNGC had no major relevance in context of the current geo-political scenario. The support expressed in favour of India by the Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah and Bhutan Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay in the UNGC meetings and particularly the support for India's permanent position in the Security Council, was viewed very seriously by the analysts in Pakistan. The reply presented by a number of India's representatives on Kashmir had a great impact on the psyche of Pakistan's thinking minds. This can be further analysed in the context of the following development in which the Indian diplomat Khitij Tyagi serving as Counsellor at Indias Permanent Mission to the United Nations in Geneva, on September 23, 2026, delivered Indias Right of Reply during the 63rd session of the UN Human Rights Council, responding to Pakistans remarks on Jammu & Kashmir. One of the key issues he dwelt upon was the 1990 forced mass exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from the Kashmir Valley. Responding to Pakistans allegations concerning Kashmir, Khitij Tyagi said that Kashmiri Pandits were driven from their homes by the terrorists whom Pakistan had armed, trained and sent across the border. He added that the same terrorists subsequently killed Kashmiris belonging to different faiths. He also referred to reports of civilian deaths, arrests and shortages of food and medicine in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, and made it a point to convey that Pakistan ought to focus on development rather than territorial claims and the export of terrorism to the world and particularly to India. Ambassador Parvathineni Harish of India strongly rejected the Pakistan claims and said that Pakistan is habitually misusing the UN platforms for divisive political agendas and reiterated that the Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are inalienable and internal part of India. Additionally, PM Sharief, in his address, raked up the issue of the Indus Water Treaty (IWT) at the UN again. However, the External Affairs Ministry of India, under the leadership of Dr S.Jay Shankar, External Affairs Minister, who was also at the UN, already issued a befitting reply from Bishkek in this context. India made its stand known to the world on the IWT issue. The statement said that the Hague-based International Tribunal ruling that 'Indias decision to suspend the Indus Waters Treaty was not legally permissible and that the 1960 pact remains fully in force' was not in any way acceptable to India. India rejected the ruling, saying the tribunal had no jurisdiction to pronounce on its sovereign decisions. India rejected the award and also the interim measures order, reiterating that it does not recognise the Court of Arbitration and has never participated in its proceedings. (The author is a senior BJP & KP leader, Human Rights Defender and a columnist and can be reached at: ashwanikc2012@gmail.com )
India and Fiji Strengthen Defense Ties in Joint Working Group Meeting
India and Fiji enhance their defense partnership during a recent Joint Working Group meeting in New Delhi, focusing on future collaboration. India and Fiji Strengthen Defense Ties in Joint Working Group Meeting
Delhi slap row: NCR against Verma, FIR against AAP MLA
Delhi Police have filed a non-cognisable report against PWD Minister Parvesh Verma for slapping a man during a road inspection in Tilak Nagar, while an FIR has been registered against AAP MLA Jarnail Singh for obstructing public servants. The incident, captured on video, occurred amidst a dispute over road quality, with the slapped individual, Sahib Singh, having a prior assault case.
Need to institutionalise automated counter-terrorism response mechanism: Amit Shah
New Delhi, Sep 28: Emphasising the importance of ensuring zero delay in counterterrorism operations, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday called for institutionalising an automated response mechanism at every level of the countrys counter-terror framework PRAHAAR. Inaugurating the conference on PRAHAAR CT Policy and Strategy, Shah also launched a dedicated extradition portal aimed []
OCs issued but possession delayed as lifts & amenities not ready, say Wish Town homebuyers
3 teens detained for stabbing 17-year-old over goons remark in Ghaziabad
Delhi University students march for womens safety as police step up school, college audits
Police exercise to cover over 5,000 schools and 30 universities; students seek functioning ICCs, better lighting and public transport
Delhi University suspends three law students over harassment allegations
YEIDA OKs logistics park, 8,000ha industrial hub near airport
Non-cognizable report filed against Parvesh; Delhi AAP MLA faces FIR
Report filed a day after Minister slapped 22-year-old man in Tilak Nagar; how can PM hope to connect with Gen Z if Ministers slap youth: Kejriwal; AAP to march to police chiefs office today, demand FIR against Parvesh
Noida sees rise in fever cases amid weather change; 458 H1N1 cases reported
Woman recalls parents refusing LSR admission despite merit: Fear still gets the final say
A woman has recalled how her parents stopped her from attending Delhis Lady Shri Ram College for Women despite her earning admission on merit, citing concerns about her safety. She said the decision once felt deeply unfair, but recent events near LSR have made her reconsider their fears. Her LinkedIn post also questioned whether restricting womens access is the answer to safety concerns.
NGT gives GNIDA 10 more days to list unauthorised constructions
Rahul Gandhi Flags 727 Voter Exclusions In Delhi. What Poll Body Said
In a post on social media platform X, Rahul Gandhi said while Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar will go, the system that made him do this will also have to answer.
Bar and Bench: few judicial officers make it to High Courts despite years of experience
New Delhi [India], September 28: As India's large-scale construction sector looks for faster execution, greater consistency and more efficient use of labour and materials, AAC wall panels are emerging as an important next step in modern walling. Bigbloc Construction is expanding its walling portfolio beyond AAC blocks with ZMARTBUILD WALL AAC wall panels, offering a factory-enabled approach that can support faster installation, project-specific sizing and more predictable execution.
Not even one day off: Delhi teachers juggle BLO, exam duties
Channi alleges Delhi control over Punjab administration, seeks white paper on appointments
Power cuts hit Noida, Ghaziabad as discom sets Diwali deadline for substations
After experiencing losses and accruing debt of Rs 18 lakh, Delhi Se, a small Chembur chole bhature store, was on the verge of closing. After comedian Abhishek Upmanyu popularised it on Instagram, its fortunes turned around. The faltering restaurant was transformed when Anushka Sharma bought their chole bhature for Virat Kohli as a result of the tip.
51-Year-Old Fruit Vendor Found Hanging In Delhi: Cops
During the inquiry, it emerged that he had been experiencing depression, police said.
In Slapgate Row, Report Filed Against Delhi Minister, Police Case On AAP MLA
The incident took place on Sunday during an inspection of road repair work on a stretch of the Outer Ring Road between the Janakpuri District Centre Chowk and the Najafgarh Drain. A video showing Parvesh Verma slapping Jarnail Singh circulated widely on social media.
Bangladesh PM Rahman plans Japan, Saudi, Turkey trips; India visit still uncertain
Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman is set to visit Japan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey in October and November, but there is no confirmed schedule yet for a trip to India despite an invitation from New Delhi. While speculation continues over a possible India visit later this year, people familiar with India-Bangladesh ties said no date has been finalised.
FSSAI rules put beverage makers in a tizzy as energy deadline looms
Red Bull has approached the Delhi High Court to dispute FSSAI's ban on energy drink labeling. The company argues that due process was not followed in the ban's implementation. Reliance has introduced Campa Xtra without the term 'energy' amid the new regulations. Industry executives express concerns about the impact on major energy drink brands in India. The energy drink market is significant, valued at approximately 9,500 crore in recent years.
