Thousands wait longer for justice as Mumbai consumer courts face staff shortage
Staff shortages, unfilled posts, and low case clearance have left Mumbais consumer courts struggling, with thousands of cases pending and citizens facing long delays in grievance redressal
Democrats storm out of U.S. Justice Department leaders briefing on Epstein files
Attorney General Pam Bondi went to Capitol Hill to try to quell bipartisan frustration over the Justice Departments handling of millions of files related to Epsteins sex trafficking investigation
Taliban halts Riposte to Injustice ops temporarily against Pakistan during Eid after Gulf appeals
Being Muslim in India Has Become a Crime: Waris Pathan
Mumbai, March 19: AIMIM leader Waris Pathan has strongly criticized the arrest of 14 young men during an Iftar party on a boat in Varanasi, where they were accused of throwing non-vegetarian food into the river. He stated that it now feels as though being Muslim in this country has become a crime. In an ... Read more Being Muslim in India Has Become a Crime: Waris Pathan
Telangana Ranks Worst in Consumer Justice 2026
The report highlighted significant infrastructural gaps in Telangana, noting that only 12 District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commissions (DCDRCs) were functional across the states 33 districts in 2025, well below the statutory requirement of establishing at least one commission in each district.
Quote of the day by Agatha Christie: Agatha Christie's quote suggests that extreme contentment can hinder personal growth and ambition. True development often stems from a degree of dissatisfaction, pushing individuals to strive for improvement. The renowned mystery writer's insights highlight the importance of balancing self-acceptance with a drive for self-betterment.
Tiny Creatures, Big Crime: Global Ant Trafficking Ring Exposed in Kenya
Exotic pet trade exposes dark realities, with small creatures like ants fetching high prices.
Justice Will Be Served: Mojtaba Khamenei On Larijani's Killing
Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has vowed revenge for the killing of security chief Ali Larijani in a US-Israeli strike on Tuesday.
Thirupparankundram row: I cannot help feeling I have been taken for a ride, says Justice Swaminathan
The judge adjourns till April 9 the hearing on contempt of court cases initiated by him in connection with the row, following an interim stay granted by a Division Bench of the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court
Eva Nammava, Eva Nammava Bill tabled; seeks to prevent honour killings, caste-based crimes
The proposed law ensures a minimum of five years of imprisonment in cases where a person or couple is killed in the name of honour.
TVK chief Vijay rules out alliances, says no compromise on secular social justice principles
Rumours were being spread that we were part of this team and that team. There is no such team. We belong only to the peoples team, Mr. Vijay said.
Rather be in Dubai: Gym boss flees Londons petty crime, says UAE safer despite missile threats
Rory McEntee, a Dubai-based businessman stranded in the UK during Middle East flight disruptions, said he was desperate to return, arguing the UAE felt safer than London despite missile threats. He criticised the UK government for offering zero help and pointed to constant petty crime in London, calling the situation no way to live and reinforcing his long-running safety concerns.
Pavitra Punia Shines in Jung: A Housewifes Thrilling Transformation into the Crime World
Mumbai, March 18: The popularity of thrillers and suspense stories on OTT platforms continues to rise, captivating audiences with unexpected twists at every turn. One such intriguing series, Jung, is set to make its debut, featuring the remarkable journey of an ordinary woman whose life takes a dramatic turn. Prominent television actress Pavitra Punia plays ... Read more Pavitra Punia Shines in Jung: A Housewifes Thrilling Transformation into the Crime World
VHP Demands Justice and Death Penalty in Dwarka Dairy Rape Case
New Delhi, March 18: The horrific rape case involving a minor Hindu girl in the Dwarka Goela Dairy area has raised serious concerns about law and order in the capital. In response to this sensitive issue, Surendra Gupta, the regional minister of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP), visited the victims family today to offer support ... Read more VHP Demands Justice and Death Penalty in Dwarka Dairy Rape Case
Supreme Court rebukes Barabanki lawyers, says misconduct undermines legal profession
The Supreme Court has expressed strong disapproval of the conduct of certain lawyers from Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh, stating that their actions have brought disrepute to the legal profession. The Court noted that behaviour involving violence and intimidation is incompatible with the ethical standards expected from advocates. The matter originated from an incident on January 14, [] The post Supreme Court rebukes Barabanki lawyers, says misconduct undermines legal profession appeared first on India Legal .
Delhi Court returns CBI chargesheet in AntrixDevas Case after 10 Years over Jurisdiction issue
A Delhi court has sent back the Central Bureau of Investigations chargesheet in the long-pending AntrixDevas corruption case, ruling that it does not have the authority to hear the matter. The move comes nearly ten years after the chargesheet was first filed, bringing an unexpected turn in the proceedings. The court allowed the agency to [] The post Delhi Court returns CBI chargesheet in AntrixDevas Case after 10 Years over Jurisdiction issue appeared first on India Legal .
Hope Judiciary Does Justice With Mehraj Malik Like It Did In Wangchuks Case: JK Dy CM
SRINAGAR, Mar 18: Jammu and Kashmir Deputy Chief Minister Surinder Chaudhary on Wednesday expressed hope that the judiciary will do justice with jailed MLA from Doda Mehraj Malik. Malik, who is the AAPs Jammu and Kashmir unit president, was detained under the stringent Public Safety Act (PSA) on September 8 2025, for allegedly disturbing public order and was subsequently lodged in the Kathua jail. We are hopeful that the judiciary will do justice in the case of Mehraj Malik as [] The post Hope Judiciary Does Justice With Mehraj Malik Like It Did In Wangchuks Case: JK Dy CM appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
K'taka govt to table 'Iva Nammava Iva Nammava Bill' to curb 'honour' crimes
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Supreme Court recognises adoption as part of reproductive autonomy under Article 21
In a significant development for constitutional rights and gender justice, the Supreme Court has affirmed that reproductive autonomy extends beyond biological processes to include the decision to adopt a child. By bringing adoption within the ambit of Article 21, the Court reinforced the idea that personal liberty includes the freedom to determine how one chooses [] The post Supreme Court recognises adoption as part of reproductive autonomy under Article 21 appeared first on India Legal .
Assam Sees 86.5% Drop in Crimes Against Women, Claims Chief Minister Sarma
Guwahati, March 18: Assams Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced on Wednesday that crimes against women in the state have decreased by 86.5% since his government took office. He emphasized that ensuring womens safety remains a top priority. In a post on the social media platform X, Sarma stated that his government has implemented continuous ... Read more Assam Sees 86.5% Drop in Crimes Against Women, Claims Chief Minister Sarma
Adani Group wins 14,535 Crore bid to acquire Jaypee Group in major infrastructure deal
The Adani Group has successfully secured the acquisition of the financially troubled Jaypee Group in a deal valued at over 14,500 crore (approximately $1.7 billion), marking a significant development in Indias infrastructure and insolvency landscape. The transaction received approval from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) after being strongly supported by lenders, who viewed the [] The post Adani Group wins 14,535 Crore bid to acquire Jaypee Group in major infrastructure deal appeared first on India Legal .
Justice Department Says Anthropic Cant Be Trusted With Warfighting Systems
In response to Anthropics lawsuit, the government said it lawfully penalized the company for trying to limit how its Claude AI models could be used by the military.
One In Every Four Crime Events Originates In Cyberspace, Says Police
The first of its kind in the country, TGCSB, is working to strengthen cybercrime response systems. The modus operandi of cybercriminals is constantly evolving, and every individual today is affected directly or indirectly: DGP
Exiled Iran Prince Reza Pahlavi Backs Noble Prize Winner To Lead Justice Panel
The exiled son of Iran's last shah announced a new committee on Monday to lay the groundwork for a future truth commission in Iran and named Nobel laureate Shirin Ebadi to lead it.
Kasaragod Embassy, a new Malayalam crime thriller, is set to premiere on OTT this week. The series, featuring Abu Salim and Kabir Duhan Singh, follows two cousins drawn into a dangerous world in the 2000s. Director Atish M. Nair emphasises a tense, unpredictable atmosphere with flawed, ambitious characters. Read on to know more about the show.
Targeting civilians is a war crime: Afghan cricketers react to Pakistan airstrikes
Afghanistan's cricket stars, including Naveen-ul-Haq and Rashid Khan, have expressed outrage and grief following a devastating airstrike in Kabul that reportedly killed hundreds. The attack, which targeted a hospital, has intensified tensions between Pakistan and the Taliban administration. Cricketers are calling for accountability and justice for the victims.
SAD will correct historic injustices meted to Punjab: Sukhbir
Beyond the Myth of the Idle Wife
In a significant ruling, the Delhi High Court affirms that homemaking is not idleness but indispensable labour that sustains families and enables economic productivity The post Beyond the Myth of the Idle Wife appeared first on India Legal .
Indian women are more equipped legally now than ever before. Womens rights are examined under the headers of property rights, the home, and the workplace. Long may this trend continue The post Women Rising appeared first on India Legal .
As Karnataka proposes restricting social media access for children under 16, a national debate intensifies over whether a blanket ban can truly protect young usersor whether it risks overreach, privacy concerns, and enforcement challenges The post Too Young For The Feed? appeared first on India Legal .
A Supreme Court circular banning paan and gutka spitting inside its premises exposes a deeper national malaise: Indias economic rise has not been matched by basic civic responsibility The post The Civic Sense Deficit appeared first on India Legal .
Nearly seven decades after a classic film imagined a prison built on trust rather than iron bars, the apex court has revived the idea in real lifecalling for a nationwide expansion of open prisons as a pathway to rehabilitation and reform The post Prisons Without Walls appeared first on India Legal .
A widening conflict with Iran risks destabilizing the Middle East and global energy markets while exposing the political calculationsand miscalculationsbehind Washingtons decision to go to war The post War As Distraction appeared first on India Legal .
The Officer Who Refuses To Back Down
From the high-profile Aryan Khan arrest to taking on powerful celebrities and global streaming giants, the former narcotics officer said he has only one rule: enforce the law without fearno matter the consequences The post The Officer Who Refuses To Back Down appeared first on India Legal .
The court allowed the petitioner to withdraw the petition without entertaining his oral plea for protection against any coercive action for now
Supreme Court says it cannot impose its views on proposal to shorten Five-Year LL.B Course
The Supreme Court of India recently stated that it cannot unilaterally impose its own opinion on matters concerning legal education while hearing a petition seeking to reduce the duration of the five-year integrated LL.B programme to four years. The plea was considered by a Bench comprising Surya Kant and Joymalya Bagchi. The petition, filed by [] The post Supreme Court says it cannot impose its views on proposal to shorten Five-Year LL.B Course appeared first on India Legal .
293 Advocates seek Senior Advocate designation in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of India has received applications from 293 lawyers requesting designation as Senior Advocates, a distinction regarded as one of the most prestigious honours for members of the legal profession. The applications were submitted following public notices issued by the Court earlier this year inviting eligible advocates to apply for the designation. The [] The post 293 Advocates seek Senior Advocate designation in Supreme Court appeared first on India Legal .
'When they are shot, I will be at peace': Delhi Uttam Nagar murder victim's mother demands justice
A 26-year-old man was killed in Delhi's Uttam Nagar after a Holi celebration dispute over a water balloon escalated into violence. His mother demands strict action, alleging the accused threatened her granddaughter and assaulted her family. The family seeks severe punishment for the perpetrators.
LG Manoj Sinha hands over jobs to kin of terror victims; vows justice for every affected family
J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Sunday handed over appointment letters to 27 next of kin of terror victims at Lok Bhavan in Srinagar, reaffirming the administration's commitment to justice and rehabilitation of affected families. He said pending cases would be reopened to hold perpetrators accountable and announced a review of property encroachment cases involving terror victims.
On Vivekas seventh death anniversary, his daughter seeks justice, picks holes in CBI probe
Expressing displeasure over the manner in which the CBI has conducted the probe, Suneetha Narreddy says the investigating agency could have dug deeper into the facts to arrive at a fair conclusion
Will there be a Scarpetta Season 2? What we know about the future of Prime Videos crime drama
The television adaptation of Scarpetta is drawn from Patricia Cornwells long-running crime novel series centred on a forensic expert. Reports indicate that the first season takes inspiration from several books in the franchise, including Postmortem and Autopsy.
Three years on, justice eludes 2 Kuki-Zo women who were stripped, paraded, gang-raped in Manipur
Three accused in the case remain absconding, two are out on bail, and the bail application of another will come up for hearing in the Supreme Court later this month
Lawyers find true meaning when clients receive justice: NHRC chairperson
Justice Subramanian said the workshop would remain a valuable experience in the professional lives of law students.
New Delhi, Mar 15: The Chief Justice of Delhi High Court, D K Upadhyaya, has declined a request by former chief minister and AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal and others to transfer CBIs plea against their discharge in the excise policy case from Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma to another judge. According to sources privy to the development, Justice Upadhyaya opined that Justice Sharma was hearing CBIs petition against the trial courts decision in accordance with the roster, and there was no [] The post Excise Policy Case: Delhi HC Chief Justice Refuses To Transfer CBI Plea Against Discharge Of Kejriwal, Others appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Our Campaign To Deliver Justice To Terror Victims Families Has Restored Their Tomorrow: LG Sinha
Srinagar, Mar 15: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Sunday handed over appointment letters to 27 Next of Kins (NoKs) of victims of terrorism, at Lok Bhavan Srinagar. Appointment letters were also handed over to 22 NoKs of deceased government employees, under Jammu & Kashmir Rehabilitation Assistance Scheme-2022 and SRO 43. The Lieutenant Governor reiterated his resolve to secure justice for every terror victims family. He stated that pending cases will be reopened to hold perpetrators accountable. Paying homage to the [] The post Our Campaign To Deliver Justice To Terror Victims Families Has Restored Their Tomorrow: LG Sinha appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Economic growth in Surat has led to rise in cyber crime cases: DGP - The Indian Express
Economic growth in Surat has led to rise in cyber crime cases: DGP The Indian Express
Three crime accused externed from Udupi district
Pahadishareef police raise cybercrime awareness at Tukkuguda
Hyderabad:The Pahadishareef Police organised a cybercrime awareness programme at Tukkuguda on Saturday, March 14, educating residents about the growing menace of online fraud and the safe use of digital technology. The event, held under the Cyber Mitra and Cyber Simha initiatives, was attended by a large number of citizens and students. Deputy Commissioner of Police 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 .
Man arrested within 12 hours of crime; 27 sovereigns of gold recovered
Within the expanding debate on passive euthanasia in India lie many unanswered questions that test the boundaries of humanity and legality. Current treatment protocols are so expensive that end-of-life situations are dealt with anything but compassion, if a profit motive still exists. The law must extend its reach into such grey areas The post The Dignity Of Death appeared first on India Legal .
The Right To Choose How Life Ends
By Inderjit Badhwar Few questions test a societys moral compass more than the question of how life should end. In this issue, we bring together a cover package examining euthanasia and what is often called death with dignitya phrase that carries emotional, ethical, medical, and legal weight. Around the world, the debate has intensified as [] The post The Right To Choose How Life Ends appeared first on India Legal .
Between Life And Mercy: The Right To Die With Dignity
In a deeply emotional verdict, a 32-year-old man who had lived in a persistent vegetative state for 13 years was allowed to be taken off life supportreaffirming that dignity in death is as important as dignity in life The post Between Life And Mercy: The Right To Die With Dignity appeared first on India Legal .
AI Cant Replace Lawyers Minds or Judges' Ethics: SC Justice Vikram Nath
Justice Nath said technology may help draft a note, but it cannot be permitted to invent the law; at the same time, the misuse of AI cannot lead the judicial system to the opposite extreme of refusing to engage with it altogether.
AI cannot replace trained mind of lawyer, ethical responsibility of judge: Justice Vikram Nath
Hyderabad, Mar 14: Used intelligently, AI may save time and make some aspects of legal work more manageable, but it cannot replace the trained mind of a lawyer, the ethical responsibility of an officer of the court or the disciplined judgment required of a judge, Supreme Court Judge, Justice Vikram Nath said on Saturday. Addressing a conference here, Justice Nath further said technology may help draft a note, but it cannot be permitted to invent the law; at the same [] The post AI cannot replace trained mind of lawyer, ethical responsibility of judge: Justice Vikram Nath appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Prerana Katte made history as the first woman Assistant Commissioner of Police in the Navi Mumbai Crime Branch. Hailing from an agricultural background, Katte pursued civil services from a young age. She cleared the MPSC exam on her first attempt. Her career includes various huge postings across Maharashtra. Katte's journey inspires women and actor R Madhavan as well.
Sonam Wangchuks detention under National Security Act revoked by Central Government
The Central government has withdrawn the preventive detention order issued against Sonam Wangchuk under the National Security Act. The decision was communicated through the Union Ministry of Home Affairs, which exercised its authority under the law to revoke the detention. Wangchuk, a Ladakh-based activist and innovator, had been detained since September 2025 after authorities invoked [] The post Sonam Wangchuks detention under National Security Act revoked by Central Government appeared first on India Legal .
AAP Govt Drowned Punjab In Corruption, Drugs And Crime: Amit Shah
Chandigarh, Mar 14: Ahead of his rally in Punjabs Moga, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday hit out at the AAP government, accusing it of drowning the state in corruption, drugs, and crime. He said Punjab wants badlav (change). Every person in Punjab wants change. Because the sacred land of Punjab, known for its soldiers, farmers and hardworking people, has been drowned in corruption, drugs, and crime by the Aap-da government, Shah said in a post on X. Taking [] The post AAP Govt Drowned Punjab In Corruption, Drugs And Crime: Amit Shah appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Maharashtra minister for Social Justice, Sanjay Shirsat on Friday said that a decision has been taken to induct eligible persons from the family of the deceased in atrocity cases involving Scheduled Castes and Tribes, particularly in cases of murder or death related to atrocities, into government service under the Social Justice Department.
Annamalai says TN govt giving false data on crime
Court blocks Justice Department subpoenas of Federal Reserve
U.S. District Judge James Boasberg cited lack of evidence against central bank chief Jerome H. Powell and suggested the subpoenas aimed to pressure him.
Cyber Simba volunteers spread cybercrime awareness in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: Hyderabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar on Friday, March 13, urged citizens to actively spread awareness about cybercrimes and protect others from cybercriminals. Speaking at the volunteer orientation program for Cyber Simba at the TG iCCC auditorium in Banjara Hills, the CP advised people to use WhatsApp groups to share cyber safety awareness messages rather 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 .
Sajjanar calls for public participation to curb cybercrime
L-G, CM assure to examine Justice Sasidharan Commission report for OBC quota in local body polls
The Puducherry government had in 2021 appointed a one-man Commission headed by K. K. Sasidharan, former Judge of the Madras High Court, to ascertain the proportion of OBCs in the Union Territory to reserve seats in the local body elections
Quote of the Day by Michael Sandel: More than 20 million people watched the famous Justice lectures by Michael Sandel at Harvard University. His quote remains powerful. Justice is not only about distributing wealth. It is about valuing things correctly. Sandel asks a key question. Should markets decide everything? Or should society protect dignity and fairness? His philosophy challenges profit-driven systems and highlights ethics, equality, and the common good in modern democracy.
The series, which premiered in 2025, is a Netflix Original created by Simon Barry, best known for his work on Warrior Nun. It draws inspiration from the Japanese manga Kakegurui, written by Homura Kawamoto and illustrated by Tru Naomura.
Justice Lisa Gill assumes charge as AP High Court Judge
Justice Lisa Gill has been transferred to the Andhra Pradesh High Court from the Punjab and Haryana High Court, where she had been serving as a Judge
Parliamentary Committee to begin day-to-day proceedings in Justice Yashwant Varma cash haul case
A parliamentary committee will hold daily hearings from March 13 to March 21. The proceedings are part of an impeachment inquiry into allegations against Justice Yashwant Varma. Justice Varma has denied claims that cash recovered was his. He stated he was not present during the incident. The committee will review evidence and deliberate on findings.
Justice Lisa Gill Sworn In as Judge of Andhra Pradesh High Court
With this appointment, Justice Lisa Gill will hold the second position in the seniority list of judges at the Andhra Pradesh High Court. Chief Justice Dhiraj Singh Thakur is scheduled to retire on April 24.
A Canadian man's body was discovered on a boat off the coast of Belize. Police are treating the vessel as a potential crime scene due to visible wounds on the deceased. A woman on board was rescued by a cruise ship. The man's son has arrived in Belize to assist with the investigation and repatriation of his father's remains.
2 Nigerians linked to Solar Spider cybercrime gang arrested in Noida
Gautam Budh Nagar cybercrime police apprehended two Nigerians, Modebe Joseph and Sunday Okonkwo, for allegedly orchestrating an international cybercrime syndicate. The duo, linked to 'Solar Spider', targeted cooperative banks with weaker security, siphoning an estimated Rs 60-80 crore.
Justice for all: On the NCERT textbook issue, the judiciary
The directives on NCERT show the Court as keen to stave off any criticism
47 held during 24-hour police drive to curb street crime in Delhi
CCTV cameras, control centre installed in Ambur town to prevent crime
Hyderabad Cybercrime Police Arrest 117 Accused in Operation Octopus Drive
78 FIRs registered; fraudsters linked to Rs 139 crore transactions
Supreme Court verdict on OBC creamy layer a victory for social justice: T.N. CM Stalin
T.N. govt. acts firmly on crimes against women and children: Home Secretary
Crackdown on street crime: Delhi Police nets 47, recovers knives and pistols
At 178, convictions in cybercrime cases abysmally low; recovery just 13%
Crime rate has come down in Tamil Nadu, state home secretary says quoting data
Justice Sasidharan Commission to submit report on Friday
NCW chairperson holds public hearing on crimes against women
117 arrested in nationwide cybercrime crackdown linked to Hyderabad cases
Hyderabad Police Nabs 117 People in Feb. 2026 for Committing Cybercrimes
The individuals arrested were found to be involved in 1081 cases across India, and their bank accounts recorded transactions amounting to approximately Rs.139 crore
Travel insurance for rail passengers should not be limited to Online ticket bookings: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of India has stated that travel insurance offered to railway passengers should not be restricted only to those who book tickets online, and must also be made available to passengers purchasing tickets at reservation counters. The observation was made by a Bench of Ahsanuddin Amanullah and R. Mahadevan while considering an issue [] The post Travel insurance for rail passengers should not be limited to Online ticket bookings: Supreme Court appeared first on India Legal .
Health Recruitment Scam Exposed; Crime Branch Files Chargesheet Against 17 Accused
Srinagar, Mar 12: The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) Kashmir of the Crime Branch J&K has filed a chargesheet against 17 accused persons in connection with a major fraud involving fake appointments and forged government orders in the Health Department, causing crores of rupees loss to the state exchequer. In a statement, The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) Kashmir of Crime Branch J&K has produced a chargesheet in case FIR No. 07/2013 before the Honble Court of Special Anti-Corruption Judge Baramulla against [] The post Health Recruitment Scam Exposed; Crime Branch Files Chargesheet Against 17 Accused appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Policeman arrested in 100-crore cybercrime racket
Kejriwal requests HC Chief Justice to transfer excise case to impartial Bench
Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma had on March 9 stayed trial courts recommendationon initiation of departmental action against CBIs IO in the case while discharging the AAP chief and 22 others
Over 22 crore returned to cybercrime victims since 2019, says Vizag CP
Visakhapatnam City Police Commissionerate has emerged as the highest refunding commissionerate in Andhra Pradesh in cybercrime cases, says Bagchi
Truly Court Of People Of India: Ex-Chief Justice On Passive Euthanasia Order
Calling it a compassionate exercise of constitutional power, former chief justice of India DY Chandrachud praised the Supreme Court on Wednesday after it delivered its first-ever order allowing passive euthanasia.
Hyderabad cyber crime police arrest four in online betting fraud linked to 1.5 crore loss
