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Signs of progress in Indo-US ties as PM, Trump discuss trade
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump on Thursday discussed ways to sustain momentum in the bilateral economic partnership in a phone conversation amid signs of the two sides inching closer to firm up a much-awaited trade deal. The phone talks between the two leaders came on a day Indian and [] The post Signs of progress in Indo-US ties as PM, Trump discuss trade appeared first on The Navhind Times .
SCERT launches training for Delhis govt. teachers
8 yrs late, Madhuban railbridge may now be ready next June
NHPC executing 4 major Hydropower Projects in J&K worth Rs 25,945 Cr
New Delhi, Dec 11:The Government of India on Thursday informed the Lok Sabha that four major hydropower projects, totalling 3,014 MW, are under construction in Jammu and Kashmir through NHPC joint ventures. The figures placed before the house states that the ongoing projects include Ratle Hydroelectric Project (850 MW) with estimated cost Rs 5,282 crore [] The post NHPC executing 4 major Hydropower Projects in J&K worth Rs 25,945 Cr appeared first on Northlines .
J&K, Ladakh get Rs 6,900 Cr boost for power sector
New Delhi, Dec 11:Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh have received Rs 6,974 crore in sanctioned funds under the Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme (RDSS) to strengthen the power distribution network, reducing losses and improving supply reliability, Union Ministry of Power informed Lok Sabha on Thursday. The ministry has said that Jammu and Kashmir has been sanctioned [] The post J&K, Ladakh get Rs 6,900 Cr boost for power sector appeared first on Northlines .
J&K created over 78, 000 jobs under PMEGP
New Delhi, Dec 11: Jammu and Kashmir remained a top Union Territory in generating employment under the Prime Ministers Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) in 202425, with 9,863 micro enterprises assisted and an estimated 78,904 jobs created, Union Ministry informed Lok Sabha on Thursday. The ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises further informed the [] The post J&K created over 78, 000 jobs under PMEGP appeared first on Northlines .
Delhi's Rohini District court on Thursday rejected the transit anticipatory bail pleas of Gaurav and Saurav Luthra. The Luthra brothers, Gaurav and Saurabh, are the owners of Goa's Birch by Romeo Lane restaurant-cum-club, where a devastating fire broke out on December 6, claiming 25 lives.
J&K reports 5,808 road accidents in 2024
New Delhi, Dec 11:Jammu and Kashmir recorded 5,808 road accidents in 2024, Union Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) informed Lok Sabha on Thursday. The ministry further informed that Ladakh registered 264 accidents. The figures reveal that the road accidents in J&K have fluctuated over the last five years. J&K reported 4,860 accidents in [] The post J&K reports 5,808 road accidents in 2024 appeared first on Northlines .
A moment of oasis: Family welcomes rare chance of reunion
City Court Gives Khalid Interim Bail for 15 Days
2020 Delhi riots accused, victims not challenging probe but outsiders moving court: HC
Hema Malini opens up about Dharmendra's UNFINISHED dreams
In a heartfelt tribute in Delhi, Hema Malini gathered family and friends to honor her late husband, Dharmendra. Amid the emotional farewells, she shared a poignant wisha dream of his to publish a collection of his beautiful Urdu poetry. Known for delighting audiences with spontaneous recitals, Dharmendra's poetic side was a treasure she hoped to immortalize for his admirers.
Shourya Patil suicide case transferred to Delhi Police crime branch
Decision of investment, implementation of Vasant Kunj-Mahipalpr tunnel yet to be taken: Govt
Revamp work: Brace for jams as curbs put in place near NDLS
NEW DELHI: The regime of Mahmud of Ghazni has been highlighted extensively in the Class VII Social Science Studies textbook (Part-2) released recently by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT). The book also moves away from a North-centric narrative and showcasing the greatness of past dynasties in the Southern and Eastern parts of the country, said sources. The textbook, titled Exploring Societies: India and Beyond , dwells on the period between the 6th and 12th centuries. It is in line with the National Education Policy 2020 and the National Curriculum Framework for School Education 2023. TNIE was given access to the book. Unlike the previous edition, where the Turkish ruler Mahmud of Ghazni was allotted just one paragraph, a whole chapter has been devoted to him in the revised edition. Chapter 4, titled Turning Tides: 11th and 12th centuries , deals extensively with the ruler and speaks of the destruction, plunder, and slaughter of tens of thousands of Indian civilians. Numerous prisoners were captured, including children, who were later sold in the slave markets of Central Asia, it said. His biographers depicted him as a powerful but cruel and ruthless general, keen not only to slaughter or enslave infidels (Hindus, Buddhists, or Jains) but also to kill believers from rival sects of Islam. Mahmud later went to Gujarat and Somnath (present-day Saurashtra), which was a bustling seaport. Despite strong resistance from the locals, after a few days of fighting Mahmud gained the upper hand, destroyed the Somnath Shiva temple, and looted its enormous treasures, it said. A noteworthy addition is the inclusion of dynasties whose contributions hardly found a place in textbooks in the past. The Kakatiyas of Telangana patronised Telugu literature and built the 1000-pillar temple at Hanamkonda, it said. They had a strong local administration along with an efficient revenue system. The Chalukyas of Kalyani, missing from school curricula earlier, are also included. A discussion on the Pallavas followed by the Bhakti tradition of South India finds a place here. Cholas, Hoysalas, philosophers like Ramanujacharya, and social reformers like Basaveshvara are highlighted. The great past of Eastern and North-East India has been highlighted through detailed coverage of the Palas in Bengal and Bihar, who founded major universities like Vikramashila and Somapura. The Senas and Eastern Gangas, builders of the Jagannath Puri temple and Sun Temple in Konark, are covered along with the Varmans dynasty. The great philosopher Shankaracharya, who consolidated the Advaita Vedanta school of thought, is also highlighted. His visit to Kashmir in the 8th century is mentioned, where he engaged in philosophical debates and contributed to the regions spiritual landscape.
Dwarka court convicts Haryana gangster, aide under MCOCA
Fire dept plans surprise checks at bars, hotels and restaurants
Four of gang that stole phones at concert held
Two burglars arrested after rooftop chase in east Delhi
Police nab 3 men linked to 49L digital arrest fraud
Amid rising pollution levels in Delhi, the Delhi government has ordered a complete ban on coal and firewood tandoors across all eating outlets including restaurants, hotels and more. Violators will be strictly punished with heavy fines.
India, US Agree To Continue 'Positive Engagements' On Trade After High-Level Talks In Delhi
A US delegation, led by Deputy US Trade Representative Ambassador Rick Switzer, visited India from December 9-11 for high-level talks on a bilateral trade deal.
Delhi Redraws Map, Will Now Have 13 Districts Instead Of 11
In a major administrative reboot, the Delhi Cabinet on Wednesday approved redrawing of the Capital's revenue map, expanding the city from 11 to 13 revenue districts.
PM Modi to visit Jordan, Ethiopia and Oman from December 15 to 18
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will undertake a three-nation tour from December 15 to 18, with visits to Jordan, Ethiopia and Oman aimed at strengthening Indias strategic presence in West Asia and Africa and finalising a major free trade agreement with Oman. The trip comes as New Delhi intensifies its economic diplomacy and deepens ties with key partners across the Global South. The most significant leg of the visit will be Modis stop in Oman on December 1718, where India and Oman are expected to formally announce and sign their Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA). The pact, cleared this week by Omans Shura Council, is expected to substantially boost bilateral trade, investment and market access, marking one of Indias most important recent trade breakthroughs in the Gulf. Modi will begin his tour in Jordan on December 1516 at the invitation of King Abdullah II bin Al Hussein. The Ministry of External Affairs said the visit will commemorate 75 years of diplomatic relations and allow both sides to review the entire gamut of bilateral ties and identify new areas of cooperation. Discussions are expected to focus on regional security, counterterrorism, energy partnerships and emerging economic opportunities amid shifting geopolitical dynamics in West Asia. This visit presents an opportunity to further strengthen IndiaJordan bilateral engagement, explore new avenues of collaboration for mutual growth and prosperity, and reiterate our commitment to promote regional peace, stability and security, the MEA said. The Prime Minister will then travel to Ethiopia on December 1617, marking his first visit to the East African nation. He will hold wide-ranging talks with Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali on development cooperation, agriculture, digital public infrastructure, capacity building and investment opportunities for Indian businesses. Officials said the visit highlights Indias intention to expand its engagement in Africa at a time when Ethiopia is rebuilding after internal conflict and seeking greater global economic integration. As partners in the Global South the visit will reiterate the shared commitment of the two nations to advance close ties of friendship and bilateral cooperation, the MEA said. The final leg in Oman will coincide with the 70th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries. With defence, energy, technology, food security and connectivity high on the agenda, the expected signing of the CEPA is seen as a major step that could elevate IndiaOman relations to their strongest level yet.
India slams trade and transit terrorism at UN Security Council
NEW DELHI: India strongly criticised what it termed trade and transit terrorism at a United Nations Security Council session on Wednesday, in a veiled reference to Pakistan, as it urged the international community to safeguard the economic rights of landlocked Afghanistan. Speaking during discussions on the situation in Afghanistan, Indias Ambassador to the UN, P Harish Parvathaneni, flagged concerns raised by the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) over recent border closures that have blocked key trade routes and disrupted livelihoods. We note with grave concern the practice of trade and transit terrorism that the people of Afghanistan are being subjected to by the cynical closure of access for a landlocked country whose people have been suffering numerous debilitating conditions for many years, he said, denouncing such actions as violations of WTO norms and the UN Charter. The envoy stressed that unhindered trade and transit are essential for Afghanistans economic recovery, warning that obstructing these channels amounts to economic coercion against a vulnerable landlocked developing country. Parvathaneni also condemned recent cross-border violence, including airstrikes that killed civilians. He said India echoes UNAMAs concern and called for full respect for international law and the protection of innocent populations. Reiterating Indias long-standing backing for peace and regional cooperation, the envoy urged coordinated global action against terrorism and advocated pragmatic engagement with all stakeholders to enable positive political developments in Afghanistan.
Luthra Brothers Were At Delhi Wedding When Fire Ravaged Goa Club
Shortly after getting information about the fire at Birch By Romeo Lane, Saurav and Gaurav Luthra made hurried plans to travel to Thailand.
PM Modi Hosts NDA MPs For Dinner At His Residence In Delhi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday hosted a dinner for MPs belonging to the National Democratic Alliance constituents (NDA) at his residence here.
Delhi Clean-Air Challenge: Innovators To Showcase Pollution-Cutting Tech At IIT Delhi
The shortlisted innovators will present and demonstrate working models and prototypes targeting PM2.5 and PM10 reduction from vehicles and ambient air.
NEW DELHI: The Indian Medical Parliamentarians Forum (IMPF), a cross-party collective of 45 medical professionals turned parliamentarians, have issued a public health alert, warning that dozens of children with ultra-rare Lysosomal Storage Disorders (LSDs), a rare inherited metabolic conditions caused by a deficiency of specific enzymes, are at immediate risk due to preventable treatment interruptions under the National Policy for Rare Diseases (NPRD 2021). In a letter addressed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Forums Chairperson, Dr Anil Bonde, has called for urgent, time-bound intervention to halt avoidable deaths and ensure uninterrupted access to Enzyme Replacement Therapy (ERT), the only life-saving treatment for many LSD conditions. The BJP Rajya Sabha MP from Maharashtra said nearly 100 patients currently on ERT are at imminent risk of discontinuation as funds have stalled. Over 60 children and young adults have already died due to delays in therapy initiation or breaks in treatment, said the letter, which was also addressed to Union Health Minister JP Nadda. The letter highlighted that of the 60 patients, 20 have died in the last 12 months The Forum, which has MPs from both the Houses as its members, warned that even a brief disruption in ERT can cause acute metabolic crises, irreversible organ damage, and often death - turning every delay into a life-threatening event. Lysosomal Storage Disorders (LSDs) like Gaucher, Pompe, Fabry, and MPS are rare genetic conditions from missing enzymes, causing toxic buildup in cells, leading to severe, progressive multi-system damage (organs, nerves, bones) from infancy to adulthood. The center has notified the National Policy for Rare Diseases (NPRD) in March 2021 to provide affordable care for rare disease patients, categorizing diseases into three groups and establishing Centres of Excellence (CoEs) for treatment, diagnosis, and research, offering financial aid up to 50 Lakhs for curative treatments. However, the Forum said, four years after notification, serious implementation gaps are now costing young lives. Children who were earlier stabilised and progressing well on Enzyme Replacement Therapy (ERT) are relapsing, becoming bedridden, or dying only because treatment has stopped after exhausting the current one-time cap of 50 lakh available under Group 3(a) of NPRD 2021. Families describe the anguish of watching a child regress despite an approved therapy, an existing policy and budgetary allocations, Dr Bonde said. He said clinical experience and published evidence show that even short interruptions in ERT can lead to irreversible organ damage and, in many cases, death within months. In this context, the one-time ceiling of Rs. 50 lakh, without a mechanism for continuation funding, is proving inadequate for lifelong conditions where uninterrupted therapy is medically essential. The result is a tragic paradox: patients are dying despite a notified policy, established CoEs and available therapies, he added. The Forum suggested waiver or extension of the Rs. 50 lakh cap for existing Group 3(a) LSD patients; immediate approval of therapy for all eligible patients who have already exhausted the ceiling, so that no child or adult currently on treatment is forced into regression or death for want of funds. They also suggested to the prime minister to create a continuum-of-care funding framework under NPRD 2021: and to direct the Union Health Ministry, in consultation with the Ministry of Finance and NITI Aayog, to design a sustainable mechanism for uninterrupted, long-term therapy support for high-risk Group 3(a) patients. This could include a distinct pathway within NPRD 2021 for DCGI-approved therapies with strong evidence of clinical efficacy, ensuring that once a patient is initiated on ERT, treatment is not abruptly withdrawn due to administrative caps, the letter said. The Forum also suggested streamlining utilisation and governance of existing rare-disease funds; addressing administrative bottlenecks that delay treatment and result in under-utilisation or expiry of sanctioned funds. A strengthened oversight framework, with clear timelines and accountability for CoEs and implementing agencies, will help ensure that every rupee reaches the intended patient, the letter said. Highlighting that no child or adult with an ultra-rare Lysosomal Storage Disorder is denied life-saving treatment solely for want of continuity of care, Dr Bonde said, A timely decision in this matter will save many young lives and reaffirm India's commitment to leaving no vulnerable patient behind on our journey towards a Viksit Bharat.
Esha Deol Posts Moving Tribute For Dharmendra Featuring Sunny And Bobby
Dharmendra's prayer meet was held at the Dr Ambedkar International Centre in Janpath, New Delhi, today
Delhi, Mumbai Among Major Airports Hit With 1,951 Aircraft GPS Interference Cases In 2 Years: Govt
Global Positioning System (GPS)/ Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) spoofing and jamming refers to attempts to manipulate a user's navigation system by giving false signals
Kritika's academic qualification amidst her post with Gaurav
Photos of Kritika Kamra and sports presenter Gaurav Kapur have set off speculation about their relationship status, with eagle-eyed fans pointing out their coordinated sneakers. The duo's potential getaway overseas has viewers buzzing. Kamra, who holds a degree in Fashion Communication from NIFT Delhi, has carved a niche for herself in Indian television.
Congress high command steps in after Navjot Kaur Sidhus Rs 500 crore for CM post remark sparks row
CHANDIGARH: The Congress high command has stepped in to defuse the crisis triggered by former Punjab MLA Navjot Kaur Sidhus remark on Rs 500 crore for CM post, with senior party leader Rahul Gandhi calling a meeting with AICC general secretary in-charge of Punjab affairs Bhupesh Baghel and other senior leaders later this week to discuss the issues. Meanwhile, Punjab Congress president Amarinder Singh Raja Warring met Baghel on Thursday. Sources in the party claimed that a high-level committee will look into the conflict arisen in the state unit as part of the damage control exercise. While senior leader Rahul Gandhi had called a meeting with the AICC general secretary in-charge of Punjab affairs and other senior leaders later this week to discuss the issues, the leadership did not want the crisis to deepen amid the ongoing Parliament session. Sources further claimed that the high command has formed a panel headed by Baghel to examine the remarks in detail and the committee has been asked to submit a comprehensive report at the earliest. The party leadership is upset over the public outbursts as 14 months remain for the assembly polls. While the high command has advised both sides to rein themselves in, former state unit chief Navjot Singh Sidhu has stayed away from the controversy till now, and only his wife Kaur has been hitting out at Warring. Punjab Congress president Amarinder Singh Raja Warring met Punjab in-charge Bhupesh Baghel at the AICC headquarters in Delhi. Talking to the media, Baghel said, Any leader how much of tall stature he or she might be but is bided by the party discipline, immediately action was taken, indiscipline will not be tolerated. She was suspended from the primary membership of the party it is big action. Meanwhile, Warring maintained a cautious stance and refrained from commenting on internal party disciplinary matters. He did not comment when asked about the suspension of former Punjab MLA Navjot Kaur Sidhu from the party. I do not want to interfere in who is doing what. I will only say that once a matter has been concluded, there should be no further discussion on it, he said. Warring added that the meeting was related to the working of the party. Navjot Singh Sidhu is likely to meet Priyanka Gandhi Vadra next week after seeking time from the party leadership. It is learnt that he wants to present his side before the high command takes any further action, claimed sources. Kaurs suspension from the party has fueled speculation about differences in leadership style and influence as tensions within the Punjab Congress have surfaced between state president Warring and Kaur.
Hema Malini delivers an emotional speech at Dharmendra`s Delhi prayer meet
Hema Malini, along with her daughters Esha and Ahana Deo,l hosted a separate prayer meet in memory of veteran actor Dharmendra in Delhi. The prayer meet was attended by Home Minister Amit Shah, Kangana Ranaut, and more
Indias bold gamble: Forcing AI giants to share royal ties with creators
New Delhis proposal focuses on democratic AI governance with free data By T N Ashok In a dramatic shift in global AI policy, an Indian government panel has recommended that developers of large-language models and other generative AI tools pay royalties to creators whose copyrighted works from news articles and books to music [] The post Indias bold gamble: Forcing AI giants to share royal ties with creators appeared first on Northlines .
Esha's tribute for Dharmendra will leave you teary-eyed: Video
In a heartfelt gathering in Delhi, Esha Deol and her former spouse Bharat Takhtani held a prayer ceremony honoring the late Dharmendra. The event saw the attendance of notable personalities, including Hema Malini and various political figures. Esha took to social media to share a moving video tribute, showcasing cherished moments from Dharmendra's films and family snapshots.
The prayer meet, held at the Dr Ambedkar International Centre, Janpath, New Delhi, was attended by dignitaries from political and film circles
Modi, Trump hold 'warm and engaging' phone call, review progress in bilateral ties including trade
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump held a telephonic conversation on Thursday, reviewing progress in the India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership and discussing ways to expand cooperation across multiple sectors, including trade, critical technologies, energy, defence, and security. Describing the conversation as warm and engaging, PM Modi posted on X that the leaders discussed regional and global developments and reaffirmed their commitment to work together for global peace, stability, and prosperity. Had a very warm and engaging conversation with President Trump. We reviewed the progress in our bilateral relations and discussed regional and international developments. India and the U.S. will continue to work together for global peace, stability and prosperity. Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 11, 2025 A statement from officials highlighted that both leaders expressed satisfaction with the steady strengthening of bilateral cooperation across all domains. They underlined the importance of sustaining momentum in joint efforts to enhance trade and agreed to work closely to address shared challenges and advance common interests. The discussions also touched on the implementation of the India-US COMPACT (Catalysing Opportunities for Military Partnership, Accelerated Commerce & Technology) for the 21st century. The call coincided with a two-day round of trade negotiations in New Delhi, aimed at finalising a long-pending trade arrangement. While Washington has been seeking greater market access for crops such as corn and soybeans, New Delhi has remained cautious about protecting its domestic farmers, particularly from imports of certain row crops, meats, and dairy products. Despite these challenges, US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer described Indias latest proposals as the best ever received from the country, calling India a viable alternative market as the US looks to diversify trade channels.
Delhi HC notes no victim or accused challenged 2020 riot probes
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Thursday observed that neither the accused nor the victims of the 2020 North East Delhi riots have come forward challenging the chargesheets filed by the Delhi Police or for re-investigation in the case, instead outsiders are seeking the relief. The high courts observation was made while hearing a Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Major update! Kohli to play for Delhi in Hazare Trophy after 15 years?
Virat Kohli and Rishabh Pant are among Delhi's probables for the Vijay Hazare Trophy. Kohli confirmed his participation following a BCCI directive, showcasing his continued passion for the game. His recent stellar performance against South Africa, including two centuries, has seen him climb to second in ICC ODI rankings, demonstrating his enduring class and inspiring young cricketers.
A Delhi cardiologist warns that the common practice of parents idling in cars during school pickup, even for short distances, instills sedentary habits in children. This convenience-driven behavior, mirrored in adult work routines, contributes to early onset lifestyle disorders and preventable health issues, highlighting the long-term impact of consistent movement.
Iraqi man with 15pc heart function gets second lease of life in India
New Delhi: A 58-year-old man from Iraq, who arrived in India with just 15 per cent heart function and collapsing organs, has undergone a successful heart procedure here. The intervention was performed at Paras Health Gurugram, where doctors opted for TEER (MitraClip) therapy instead of open-heart surgery, according to the statement. The minimally invasive procedure Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
SC tells HCs to fast-track UAPA trials; ensure legal aid, adequate special courts
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Thursday asked chief justices of all high courts to examine the status of pending trials in their states under laws such as the UAPA, posing a reverse burden of proof on the accused. A bench of Justices Sanjay Karol and Nongmeikapam Kotiswar Singh also directed the State Legal Services Authority to make aware each undertrial of his/her right to representation, either by counsel of their own choice or through a legal aid counsel. For those who choose the latter, assignments to their cases to the counsel should be made expeditiously so that the proceedings can start/continue at the earliest, it added. The top court said when a statute like the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act imposes a reverse burden, then the State must also ensure that the trial is expedited. A constitutional democracy does not legitimise burdens by simply declaring them; it must ensure that those burdened are meaningfully equipped to bear them, even those who are accused of the worst offences imaginable. If the State, despite all its might presumes guilt, then the same State must also, with the employment of all the resources at its command, create pathways through which the accused can reclaim their innocence, the bench said. The top court also asked the chief justices to ascertain the number of special courts designated to try the said offences, and if special courts have not been designated, the number of sessions courts dealing with matters under these legislations and to take up the matter with the appropriate authority if it is found that they are not sufficient. The bench asked the chief justices to discern whether posting of judicial officers in these courts, as also staffing is sufficient, thereby foreclosing a ground for delay and adjournment, and if not, then a suitable order for posting be issued expeditiously. It directed that the list prepared shall be organised in order of case registered, to the extent possible and permissible, from the earliest to latest. Requisite directions be issued to the special courts/sessions courts to take up the matters registered earliest, first, unless otherwise warranted. In consultation with the appropriate authority, the High Court to ascertain the position with respect to appointment/allotment of prosecutors/special public prosecutors, as may be applicable, to ensure that the matters, once taken up, are not further delayed on that count, the bench said. The top court said for those cases that have been pending for more than five years, the concerned court be directed to take stock of the situation as and when they are taken up, record detailed order taking note of the previous reasons for adjournment if available, refrain from granting adjournments on routine requests and take up the matter on a day-to-day basis. The High Court concerned will periodically seek reports from the concerned courts dealing with these matters and take up issues that may be confronting the said courts, on the administrative side so as to ensure smooth functioning, it said. The directions came while hearing an appeal filed by CBI against bail granted to certain accused in the 2010 derailment of the Jnaneswari Express in West Bengal's West Midnapore district.
'Acid attack accused threat to society, civilians': SC to hear pending cases next week
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Thursday said there should be stringent condition that should be imposed on persons accused of committing acid attacks, calling them a hreat to the society, civilians and even rule of law. They (acid attack accused) are threat to the society, civilians and even the rule of law. There should be some stringent condition that should be imposed on these persons, observed, a two-judge bench of the apex court, headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi. The court made these observations while hearing a plea filed by acid attack survivor, Shaheen Malik seeking appropriate directions to the Union of India on a larger issue. During the course of the hearing on Thursday in the forceful ingestion of acid to women, the Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, said that this was animal instinct. The CJI also agreed with Mehta's submissions, as the court told the Jammu and Kashmir High Court to fast-track all five pending acid attack trials . The Petitioner, an acid attack survivor, Shaheen Malik, in the apex court highlighted a brutal case of a 28-year-old woman allegedly forced to drink acid, now weighing only 20 kg with a haemoglobin level of 3. Hearing this, the CJI noted that the NALSA (Narional Legal Services Authority) schemes are working effectively and state coordination has improved. Mehta reminded the Court that the CrPC also empowered the courts to order compensation from the accused. Justice Bagchi observed that the current law defines acid attacks by focusing solely on external disfigurement. To this, Mehta pointed out that he personally believed the definition should be revised. Eventually, the court remarked that an added clarification would address the issue and posted the matter for further hearing after six weeks. In 2009, Maliks life took a devastating turn when she fell victim to an acid attack that left her with third-degree burns on 90 percent of her face and body. 'This is such a shame, mockery of system': SC slams 16-year delay in Delhi acid attack trial A week ago, the Supreme Court had also in the same matter, expressed its strongest displeasure after being apprised by Malik that the criminal trial against those who attacked her remains pending before a trial court in Delhi even though sixteen years have passed, as it noted that his is such a shame, this is a mockery of the system. If the national capital cannot handle such a situation, then who will? This is such a shame! This (the delay in criminal trial) is a mockery of the system, the two-judge bench of the apex court had remarked. The submissions were made by Malik's lawyer to the court that there was an attack on her in the year 2009. There are others who are made to drink acid and they suffer equally. They are made to eat food by food pipe, the acid attack survivor's counsel told the Court. Hearing this, an angry CJI Kant then asked whether the trial against the person who attacked the petitioner was still pending. The lawyer replied that the criminal trial is still pending before a Rohini trial court in New Delhi. The CJI remarked that such a long delay in concluding the trial reflected a shameful state of affair, as the court in its order on Thursday had sought complete details of all the pending trials involving acid attack victims across the country, and fixed the matter for further hearing to next week. Issue notice. We direct Registrar General of all High Courts to furnish details of all pending trials in the matters of acid attack victims, the court had said in its order.
The brothers, prime accused in the case related to the tragedy that unfolded at Arpora village around midnight on December 6, would be brought back to India at the earliest to face legal action, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant assured.
Existing labour courts, industrial tribunals to continue till new ones formed: Govt to Delhi HC
The Bench had said it appeared that prima facie, the provisions permitting smooth transition for the new labour code have not been thought of by the central government; as a result, the labour disputes remain unattended, which might have arisen on or before November 21.
SC says COVID-period doctor families eligible for Rs 50L cover
New Delhi: The Supreme Court held on Thursday that the families of the doctors who died while doing their duties during the COVID-19 pandemic are entitled to an insurance coverage of Rs 50 lakh under the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojana. A bench of Justices P S Narasimha and R Mahadevan set aside a Bombay Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Doctors Who Died On Duty During COVID-19 Entitled To Insurance Under PMGKY: SC
New Delhi, Dec 11: The Supreme Court held on Thursday that the families of the doctors who died while doing their duties during the COVID-19 pandemic are entitled to an insurance coverage of Rs 50 lakh under the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojana. A bench of Justices P S Narasimha and R Mahadevan set aside a Bombay High Court judgment that had held that private doctors were not entitled to the coverage under the governments insurance scheme. There is a [] The post Doctors Who Died On Duty During COVID-19 Entitled To Insurance Under PMGKY: SC appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Goyal says US should sign India free trade deal if its happy with offer
Mumbai: The US should sign the free trade agreement with India if Washington is happy with what has been offered by New Delhi, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said on Thursday. Goyal welcomed the Trump administrations views on Indias offer, but refrained from giving a deadline for the signing of the long-awaited free trade Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Goa nightclub fire case: Delhi court dismisses Luthra brothers' transit anticipatory bail pleas
During the proceedings, counsel for the State of Goa opposed the pleas, saying, They left, they concealed, and they are now seeking leniency
Goa nightclub fire: Delhi court dismisses anticipatory bail plea of Luthra brothers
Delhi court on Thursday dismissed anticipatory bail to Saurabh Luthra and Gaurav Luthra, co-owners of the 'Birch by Romeo Lane' nightclub, where fire claimed 25 lives. Earlier today, Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant, said the Luthra brothers will be brought back to India from Thailand at the earliest. A local panchayat official will also be arrested in the fire case, which took place, as he was not cooperating with the probe, Sawant told reporters here. The team of Goa Police and CBI would bring the Luthra brothers, prime accused in the case, back to India as soon as possible, he said. The chief minister thanked the Union home ministry and the Ministry of External Affairs for expediting the process to track down the accused in Thailand. While Goa Police issued a Look Out Circular for them, an Interpol Blue Corner notice was also issued and a request made to cancel their passports with the Regional Passport Office, Sawant said, adding all necessary efforts are being made to ensure that such incidents do not occur again. Three government officials were suspended for alleged dereliction of duty after the fire, the CM said, adding that two of them -- Shamila Monteiro and Siddhi Halarnkar --were cooperating. The third officer, panchayat secretary Raghuvir Bagkar, was however nor cooperating, and he would be arrested, said Sawant. Gaurav and Saurabh Luthra have been detained by the authorities in Thailand, officials said earlier in the morning. The duo fled to Phuket within hours after the December 6 tragedy at their club in North Goa. An Interpol Blue Corner notice was issued on December 9 following a request from the Goa police. The brothers were accused of injury causing death, manslaughter and murder by organising a fire show without taking proper care and caution and without providing fire safety equipment, other safety gadgets.
'Allegations Grave, Serious': Delhi Court Rejects Luthra Brothers' Bail Plea In Goa Club Fire Case
A Delhi court rejected the anticipatory bail plea of Saurabh and Gaurav Luthra, owners of the Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub in Goa, where a fire killed 25 people.
Umar Khalid granted two-week interim bail in 2020 Delhi riots case; check court conditions
The court has allowed bail to Khalid from December 16 to December 29 on the condition of a personal bond of Rs 20,000 along with two sureties, according to a report by Bar and Bench. Here are more details on this.
Delhi riots case: Umar Khalid granted interim bail by Delhi court
Delhis Karkardooma Court has granted interim bail to Umar Khalid, accused in the 2020 Delhi riots conspiracy case, allowing him to attend his sisters wedding from December 16 to 29. The court set strict conditions, including no social media use
Aadhaar OTP Mandated for Tatkal Booking in 322 Trains; 3 Cr Fake IDs Deactivated
New Delhi, Dec 11: To curb misuse and improve fairness, Aadhaar-based OTP verification for online Tatkal ticket booking is now operational in 322 trains, and due to this, the confirmed Tatkal ticket availability time has increased by about 65 per cent in these trains, the Parliament was informed on Thursday. Aadhaar-based OTP for Tatkal bookings [] The post Aadhaar OTP Mandated for Tatkal Booking in 322 Trains; 3 Cr Fake IDs Deactivated appeared first on Northlines .
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EC extends SIR timeline in six states, Union territories
New Delhi: The Election Commission on Thursday extended the timeline for Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in six states and Union territories following requests from the respective chief electoral officers. In a statement, the Election Commission (EC) issued the revised schedule for SIR in Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, the Andaman and Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Telangana CM meets Congress high command in Delhi
Hyderabad: AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge and Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi on Thursday congratulated Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy on the unveiling of the Telangana Rising 2047 Vision Document. The two AICC leaders praised the Chief Minister for drawing a roadmap for the development of the youngest state of Telangana in the vision document. Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
2026 Mens T20 WC Group Stage And Super Eight Tickets To Be On Sale From Wednesday Evening
The International Cricket Council: Tickets for the Group Stage and Super Eight of the 2026 ICC Mens T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka will be put on sale at 6:45 pm from Thursday evening. The tenth edition of the mega event will be held from February 7 to March 8, with matches spread across eight venues in India and Sri Lanka. The International Cricket Council (ICC) said prices for the tickets in phase one will start at Rs 100 at some venues in India and 1000 LKR in Sri Lanka. The Rs 100 strategy was first put into use during the 2025 Womens ODI World Cup, also hosted by India and Sri Lanka. Phase I of ticket sales is an important milestone in our journey towards delivering the most accessible and global ICC event ever staged. Our vision for the ICC Mens T20 World Cup 2026 is clear: every fan, regardless of background, geography, or financial means, should have the chance to access an in-stadia experience of world-class marquee cricket. With tickets starting from just 100 and LKR1000, we are putting affordability at the centre of our strategy. This is about opening the gates wide and inviting millions to be part of a global celebration of cricket, not as spectators from afar, but as active participants in the energy, emotion, and magic that only a stadium can offer. The 2026 edition, featuring 20 teams and 55 matches, will be the most ambitious and inclusive T20 World Cup in history. We firmly believe it will set a new benchmark not only for competitive excellence but for fan experience and access. Our commitment is to bring the world closer to the game and to ensure this becomes a tournament remembered for both its cricketing brilliance and its connection with the fans we serve, said ICC CEO Sanjog Gupta. The tournament will open in Colombo with Pakistan facing the Netherlands, followed by West Indies taking on Bangladesh in Kolkata, before India take on the USA in a high-profile clash in Mumbai. India enters the competition as the defending champions and will be aiming to retain the silverware won in 2024. With tickets starting as low as 100, the excitement around the ICC Mens T20 World Cup 2026 is multiplied manifold. We are committed to creating a world-class match-day experience that reflects Indias passion for the sport, modern facilities, smooth logistics, and stadiums buzzing with energy. This tournament is an opportunity for fans to come together and celebrate cricket in its most electrifying format. We have worked closely with all stakeholders to ensure accessibility, comfort, and an atmosphere worthy of a global event. We warmly welcome fans from across India and around the globe to witness thrilling action and create lifelong memories, said BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia. While the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai, Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi, Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, Eden Gardens in Kolkata are the venues in India, R. Premadasa Stadium and Singhalese Sports Club Ground in Colombo, and the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium in Kandy are the tournament venues in Sri Lanka. This tournament is an opportunity for fans to come together and celebrate cricket in its most electrifying format. We have worked closely with all stakeholders to ensure accessibility, comfort, and an atmosphere worthy of a global event. We warmly welcome fans from across India and around the globe to witness thrilling action and create lifelong memories, said BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia. Also Read: Live Cricket Score We look forward to seeing our venues come alive with passion and energy as fans celebrate cricket in its most electrifying format. This World Cup will not only showcase top-tier competition but will also reaffirm Sri Lankas reputation as a warm, vibrant, and unforgettable cricketing destination, said Ashley de Silva, SLC CEO. Article Source: IANS
Fin Min streamlines recruitment, result cycle for public sector banks
NEW DELHI, Dec 11:The Finance Ministry has undertaken several initiatives aimed at streamlining the timelines for recruitment examinations for the public sector banks and declaration of their results. This includes recruitment to State Bank of India (SBI), Nationalised Banks (NBs) and Regional Rural Banks (RRBs), the Department of Financial Services under the Ministry of Finance said in a statement on Thursday. Additionally, these initiatives seek to enhance transparency in examinations conducted by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS). [] The post Fin Min streamlines recruitment, result cycle for public sector banks appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Aadhaar OTP Verification Now In 322 Trains For Online Tatkal Booking, 3 Crore Fake User IDs Busted
New Delhi, Dec 11: To curb misuse and improve fairness, Aadhaar-based OTP verification for online Tatkal ticket booking is now operational in 322 trains, and due to this, the confirmed Tatkal ticket availability time has increased by about 65 per cent in these trains, the Parliament was informed on Thursday. Aadhaar-based OTP for Tatkal bookings at reservation counters has also been introduced in a phased manner, now implemented in 211 trains (as of December 4). As a result, the confirmed [] The post Aadhaar OTP Verification Now In 322 Trains For Online Tatkal Booking, 3 Crore Fake User IDs Busted appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Delhi based gastro specialist Dr Anshuman Kaushal has sparked conversation after posting an Instagram video debunking widespread fears about protein. He clarified that whey protein is safe for healthy adults and said problems arise mainly from extreme intake and poor quality supplements. Explaining protein types, he highlighted whey, casein, animal sources and plant blends. Citing FSSAI and NIN reports, he warned that fake products pose bigger risks than protein itself, urging evidence based, medically guided choices.
Election Commission Has Become A Puppet Of Govt: Cong MP Ajay Maken
New Delhi, Dec 11: Congress Rajya Sabha member Ajay Maken on Thursday alleged that the Election Commission has become a puppet of the government and questioned how democracy can survive in the absence of a level playing field, transparency and credibility of the electoral process. Initiating a discussion on election reforms in the Rajya Sabha, Maken said that while India proudly claims to be the mother of democracy, the three fundamental conditions for a fair election level playing field, [] The post Election Commission Has Become A Puppet Of Govt: Cong MP Ajay Maken appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Umar Khalid granted interim bail for 14 days to attend sisters wedding
Delhi: A Delhi court on Thursday, December 11, granted student activist Umar Khalid interim bail for 14 days to attend his sisters wedding. Additional Sessions Judge (ASJ) Sameer Bajpai stated that Khalids bail will pertain from December 16 to December 29. He has been instructed not to use any social media and to strictly meet Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
ED Raids In 4 States In Padgha ISIS-Linked Radicalisation Case
Early morning raids at 40 locations in Maharashtra, Delhi, Kolkata and Uttar Pradesh
Widow gets Railways compensation after 23 yrs, CJI says smile is what we want to earn
New Delhi, Dec 11: A smile on a poor persons face is what we want to earn, nothing else, Chief Justice of India Surya Kant said on Thursday while noting that Railways finally managed to trace and pay Rs 8.92 lakh as compensation to a tragedy-struck widow, who lost her husband in a train accident in 2002 after the Supreme Courts nudge. The bench, also comprising Justice Joymalya Bagchi, said it was a difficult task to trace the elderly women, [] The post Widow gets Railways compensation after 23 yrs, CJI says smile is what we want to earn appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Crude Oil Prices Rose Nearly Fourfold Since 2004: Govt Data
SRINAGAR: Indias crude oil import prices have increased almost fourfold over the past two decades, rising from Rs 1,762 per barrel in 2004-05 to Rs 6,643 per barrel in 2024-25, according to official data placed before the Lok Sabha on Thursday. Petrol prices in New Delhi have also nearly doubled over the same period, reaching []
Dharmendra's prayer meet: Hema, Esha and Ahana pay tribute
Hema Malini, along with daughters Esha and Ahana Deol, hosted an emotional prayer meet in Delhi for her late husband, Dharmendra. The event saw attendance from prominent politicians like Nirmala Sitharaman, Kangana Ranaut, and Ravi Kishan, who paid their respects to the legendary actor.
Dharmendra Prayer Meet Live Updates: Hema Malini's Heartfelt Speech For Husband
Hema Malini is hosting a prayer meet for her late husband and film star Dharmendra in Delhi today
Delhi court approves short-term bail to Umar Khalid for sisters wedding
A Delhi court has allowed former JNU student and activist Umar Khalid to leave jail on a short-term bail so he can attend his sisters wedding later this month. The order was issued by Additional Sessions Judge Sameer Bajpai, who approved interim bail for the period December 16 to December 29, 2025, subject to a [] The post Delhi court approves short-term bail to Umar Khalid for sisters wedding appeared first on India Legal .
Omans lower house greenlights trade deal with India
New Delhi: With Omans lower house, the Shura Council, approving the free trade agreement with India, the Union Cabinet is expected to take up the pact for its consideration here on Friday, sources said. The talks for the agreement, officially termed as CEPA (Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement), formally began in November 2023. The negotiations concluded Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Sector P3 residents meet NPCL officials to address power supply issues
Cancer screening on wheels as GIMS rolls out mobile lab with X-ray, mammography
Woman gets second chance at life after rare thyroid cancer surgery
Umar Khalid granted interim bail in Delhi riots larger conspiracy case to attend sister's wedding
A Delhi court has granted former JNU student leader Umar Khalid interim bail. He can remain out of custody from December 16 to 29 to attend his sister's wedding. This comes as the Delhi Police opposed bail pleas, calling the February 2020 riots an orchestrated attack.
J&K: Udhampur Students Meet President Murmu At Rashtrapati Bhawan
Jammu, Dec 11: A group of students from J&Ks Udhampur district on Thursday called on the President Droupadi Murmu at the Rashtrapati Bhawan in Delhi. Armys Udhampur headquartered northern command said on X, A group of students from Udhampur, Jammu & Kashmir, called on President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan. The group visited Rashtrapati Bhavan as part of the National Integration Tour. The event was widely appreciated and welcomed as social media went awash with people appreciating the event, as [] The post J&K: Udhampur Students Meet President Murmu At Rashtrapati Bhawan appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Delhi riots case: Umar Khalid gets interim bail; court gives relief for attending sister's wedding
A Delhi court has granted interim bail to former JNU student leader Umar Khalid from December 16 to 29. This temporary relief allows him to attend his sister's wedding. Khalid, arrested under UAPA in the Delhi riots conspiracy case, will return to custody after the permitted period.
Act Within 3 Days to Protect Salman Khan's Personality Rights: Delhi HC
Khan approached the high court seeking to prevent the unauthorised use of his name, images, persona and likeness by social media platforms and e-commerce websites, and to protect his personality rights
42 Companies, 1 Delhi Address: Inside Luthra Brothers' Business Network
An examination of corporate records has uncovered a network of 42 companies linked to Delhi-based restaurateurs Saurabh and Gaurav Luthra, the brothers at the centre of the Goa nightclub fire that killed 25 people on December 6.
AQI Isnt a Temperature: The Science Behind Delhis Pollution Explained
So what does the AQI actually measure? Can sprinkling water at pollution hotspots bring down the AQI?
Kharge, Priyanka Gandhi Laud Revanth Reddy for Vision Document, Investment Push
Revanth Reddy called on Kharge and Gandhi at their residences in Delhi, where they discussed the vision document released on Tuesday at the Telangana Rising Global Summit
Delhi pollution: Congress MP Tagore in Lok Sabha demands Beijing-style plan
Manickam Tagore said China's capital Beijing was more polluted than Delhi a few years back, but it took steps by fixing strict deadlines and accountability
Salman Khan moves Delhi HC; court gives platforms 72 hours to tackle identity mi
Salman Khan has approached the Delhi High Court seeking protection of his personality and publicity rights, alleging misuse of his name, image, voice, and likeness by various individuals and platforms
NEW DELHI: The case of two women migrant workers from West Bengal, who were deported to Bangladesh, was raised in Rajya Sabha on Thursday by Trinamool Congress MP Sagarika Ghose, who questioned the hurry in deporting the women without proper verification. Raising the issue in the Rajya Sabha in the Zero Hour, Ghose also mentioned the Goa nightclub fire incident, and said most of those who died were migrant workers. On June 21, Sunali Khatun, a 26-year-old heavily pregnant migrant worker, was picked up with her family by the Delhi police and deported to Bangladesh with her family, including her son. Another Bangladeshi migrant worker in Delhi, 32-year-old Sweety and her family were also picked up by Delhi Police and sent to Bangladesh, Ghose said. She said Sunali Khatun could return to India only after the intervention of the Calcutta High Court and the Supreme Court. She said the Supreme Court questioned the hot haste and the deportation without a fair hearing, and added that a Home Ministry memo of 2025 says immediate deportation is allowed only in emergent circumstances. Why this desire to deport Sunali Khatun and Sweety Bibi without due process? Is it simply because of a political motive to call Bangla speaking people infiltrators and ghuspatiya? she said. Sunali, a pregnant woman who, along with two of her family members and others, was pushed into Bangladesh in June this year on suspicion of being an illegal immigrant, had returned to India through the Malda border on December 6 with her eight-year-old son following the Supreme Court's intervention. Sweety and her two sons, Qurban Sheikh (17) and Imam Dewan (6), were detained by police in Delhi from the same neighbourhood as Sunali on suspicion of being Bangladeshi nationals and subsequently pushed across the border on June 27. Ghose said Bengali-speaking migrant workers in Delhi and Gurgaon are being hreatened. In Vasant Kunj's Jai Hind Bengali colony, Bangla-speaking migrants are daily threatened. Bangla-speaking migrant workers in Delhi and Gurgaon have found it particularly difficult, since local police brand them as Bangladeshi, when they are bonafied citizens of this country with all identity papers, she said. She also mentioned the Goa nightclub fire, in which 25 people were killed. When a terrible fire at a Goa nightclub killed 25 people over the weekend, many of those who died were migrant labour. When in 2020 Covid lockdown was clamped with a four hour notice it was again migrant labour who suffered the most, she said.
'Do I Deserve To Be Lynched?': Luthras In Delhi Court Allege Threats After Goa Club Fire
The lawyer for Luthra brothers told the Delhi court they are being targeted with revenge tactics by Goa authorities and denied fleeing after the nightclub fire that killed 25.
Children suffering from ultra-rare Lysosomal Storage Disorders at risk, warns MPs forum
NEW DELHI, Dec 11: The Indian Medical Parliamentarians Forum (IMPF) ?a cross-party group of 45 MPs who are also medical professionals ?has sought uninterrupted access to Enzyme Replacement Therapy for children suffering from Lysosomal Storage Disorders conditions. The IMPF warned that dozens of children with ultra-rare Lysosomal Storage Disorders (LSDs) are at immediate risk due to preventable treatment interruptions under the National Policy for Rare Diseases (NPRD) 2021. The forum serves as an informed action group to [] The post Children suffering from ultra-rare Lysosomal Storage Disorders at risk, warns MPs forum appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
BJPs Thakur accuses TMC MP of using e-cigarette in Lok Sabha
NEW DELHI, Dec 11: BJP member Anurag Thakur on Thursday accused an unnamed TMC MP of smoking an e-cigarette in the Lok Sabha, with Speaker Om Birla assuring action. During Question Hour, while asking a supplementary, Thakur wondered whether e-cigarettes are allowed in the House. When Birla replied in the negative, the BJP MP said a TMC member has been constantly smoking e-cigarettes in the House for the past several days. Several BJP members then demanded action against the [] The post BJPs Thakur accuses TMC MP of using e-cigarette in Lok Sabha appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
IndiGo Crisis: Where did DGCA fail? How did it ignore pilot fatigue warnings?
The IndiGo crisis exposed major DGCA failures-from ignored fatigue reports to weak audits and poor oversight-prompting Delhi High Court criticism and calls for reform.
ED raids in 4 states in ISIS linked radicalisation case
NEW DELHI, Dec 11: The Enforcement Directorate on Thursday conducted multi-state searches as part of terror financing linked money laundering investigation against a highly radicalised ISIS module, officials said. The raids were launched early morning at 40 locations, including in the Padgha-Borivali area of Thane in Maharashtra (near Mumbai) apart from Ratnagiri ditsrict and locations in Delhi, Kolkata and some towns of Uttar Pradesh, they said. The ED teams were provided security by the Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) of Maharashtra for [] The post ED raids in 4 states in ISIS linked radicalisation case appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
