Suriyas latest theatrical release, Scene, has officially entered the 100 crore club at the domestic box office within six days of its release. Despite witnessing a midweek slowdown on Wednesday, 11 November 2026, the Jithu Madhavan-directed crime comedy has pushed its total India net earnings to 105.45 crore. Released on November 6, 2026, Scene marks [] The post Scene Box Office Collection Day 6: Suriya and Jithu Madhavans Crime Comedy Crosses Rs 100 Crore Net in India appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Crime Branch arrests key accused in Sidhrawali murder case
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UN Chief Urges Climate Justice, Calls for Developed Nations to Take Responsibility
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres demands developed countries pay for pollution and support climate justice for developing nations. UN Chief Urges Climate Justice, Calls for Developed Nations to Take Responsibility
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IPL 2027: Hardik-Arshdeep swap sees all-rounder leave MI for PBKS as pacer heads to Mumbai
Mumbai Indians co-owner Akash Ambani has wished Hardik Pandya well as the Indian all-rounder prepares to begin a new chapter with Punjab Kings following a high-profile player trade between the two IPL franchises.
Indian Student From Telangana Goes Missing In Boston, Family Seeks Help
A 23-year-old Indian student pursuing a master's degree in finance at the University of Massachusetts Boston has been missing since November 2, prompting a search by Boston police and concern among her family in Telangana.
Air India Restores Non-Stop India-U.S. Flights
Air India has restored its non-stop flights between India and the United States, cutting travel time by around three hours after Iraq reopened its airspace to civilian aircraft, allowing the airline to avoid a refueling stop in Rome.
National Commission for Women Calls for Justice in Nisha Bhagats Mysterious Death
NCW President Vijaya Rahatkar links Nisha Bhagats death to harassment, urging thorough investigation and accountability for officials. National Commission for Women Calls for Justice in Nisha Bhagats Mysterious Death
Remembering Maulana Azad, The Voice That Warned Against Partition
Tomorrow, November 11, is the birth anniversary of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad (1878-1958), who is one of my heroes because he strongly opposed the Partition of India, which I regard as the greatest tragedy in India's 5,000-year known history.
APCR documents 322 hate crimes, 83 hate speeches from Jan-Sept
Hyderabad: From January to September 2026, the Association for Protection of Civil Rights (APCR) recorded as many as 322 hate crimes against Muslims and Christians, resulting in 54 deaths across 24 states and Union Territories in India. Using data from their Hate Speech and Hate Crime Tracker, APCR released two reports on Tuesday, November 10, 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 .
Police to target 500 chronic shoplifters in retail crime crackdown in England and Wales
Punjab deserves justice and accountability: Pargat Singh on Congress' Insaaf Rally campaign
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'Is it a crime to be ambitious?': Pranab Mukherjee's daughter responds to Sonia Gandhi's memoir
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Retired judge Justice M.V. Muralidharan appointed chairperson of Tamil Nadu SC/ST Commission
The post of chairperson of the Tamil Nadu State Commission for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes remained vacant since March 22, following the demise of retired judge S. Tamilvanan.
The Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption (DVAC) to immediately register an FIR into alleged large-scale irregularities in the procurement of fake, plagiarised and AI-generated books for public libraries across the State. A Division Bench of Justice GR Swaminathan and Justice MD Sumathi also ordered the immediate freezing [] The post Madras High Court orders FIR into alleged AI-generated books scam in public libraries, directs freezing of publishers bank accounts appeared first on India Legal .
Bunker Roy (1945-2026): A Compassionate Revolutionary in Tilonia Assuming Planetary Significance
SANJIT BUNKER ROY , the founder of Barefoot College and one of India's best-known and globally acclaimed grassroots development workers, was a splendid example of an Indian whose life and work represented a passionate and arduous striving for uplifting village people and ensuring them their legitimate entitlements in tune with Mahatma Gandhis vision of heralding renaissance across vast swathes of rural India. His sad demise on November 10, 2026, at his home in Tilonia, Rajasthan, in the presence of his illustrious activist wife, Aruna Ray and several villagers underscored his enduring legacy of exemplary service to village people till his last breath. He was 81, and his extraordinary constructive work for the rural folks constituted a shining example of revolutionising the lives of villagers in a compassionate manner. Born into a prominent Brahmo upper-middle-class family from Kolkata in 1945, Roy had the privilege of being groomed with a secular outlook and educated in the elite Doon School in Dehradun and St Stephens College in Delhi. His own self-critical evaluation of his education was best expressed when he said, I went to the wrong school, wrong college and came back with a lot of arrogance. After my education, he said, I had a lot of fancy degrees and was told that I could overcome any problem. What transformed his life and outlook was his visit to famine-ravaged Palamu in Bihar (now Jharkhand) in 1966 and his utter inability to cope up with life in a village there in spite of studying in excellent educational institutions and securing high distinctions as a bright student. Apart from his excellence as a student, he proved himself to be an accomplished sportsperson by becoming Indias squash champion thrice. But the inner driving force silently guiding Bunker was an irresistible yearning which could be best described by employing the caption of an article Wanted Rural Mindedness authored by Mahatma Gandhi. He deeply realised that in spite of getting schooled in the best of educational institutions, he was incapable of placing himself in a rural setting marked by the absence of essential conditions for acquiring social and educational capabilities to lead a dignified life. Therefore, he preferred to stay in a village and resolved to improve the lived experience of villagers by establishing the Social Work and Research Centre (SWRC) in Tilonia, Rajasthan. The organisation was reckoned with great admiration across the world as Barefoot College emerged as a nucleus for harnessing the invaluable skills of village dwellers which they never got through the formal process of schooling in any educational institution, be it an institute of technology or engineering. What he did through that College for augmenting the human development indices of the village by liberating them from the whirlpool of deprivation and discrimination is worthy of emulation for our time, marked by the accelerated process of urbanisation and AI-driven algorithms mocking peoples traditional skills acquired through the process of living by using locally available resources. Bunker Roys articulations in the context of Tilonia and Barefoot College that Every failure is a beginning. Everyone had a chance in Tilonia. This is a place for cop outs, drop-outs and washouts embodied the optimism of Gandhi, who famously said that he would harness the ability of dumb millions to liberate India from the clutches of the mighty British Empire. That was the reason why Roy, while drawing on the strength of village people devoid of formal educational qualifications, brought together the most ordinary village people, a large segment of which consisted of women. It was fascinating to see such women, never having attended school, emerge as engineers to harness electricity from sunlight and hailed as Solar Mamas for their contributions in bringing clean energy to thousands of houses and even communities located in distant parts of the world. Women from the villages were initially trained as handpump istrys, excelled as solar mamas and forged their tryst with empowerment and set an example for the rest of the country and indeed the world. Its model placed technical knowledge in the hands of people who were often excluded from discussions about technology and development. Education was another important part of Roy's work. Barefoot College established night schools for children who could not attend regular classes because they worked or helped their families during the day. The initiative recognised that conventional schooling did not always accommodate the circumstances of rural children. The institution also worked on rainwater harvesting, healthcare and traditional crafts, linking its programmes to the everyday requirements of village life. When, in 1986, he was conferred with Padma Shri, the citation catalogued his precious work in employing the phrase, Tilonia Movement, and remarking that the idea was to start a process of generating awareness and at the same time demystifying technology, making it simple, effective, inexpensive and accessible. In the Thinkers Category listed by Time Magazine in 2010, he figured as one of the 100 Most Influential People in the World. Several other prestigious awards such as the Jamnalal Bajaj Award for Application of Science and Technology for Rural Development (1985), the Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement (2004), the Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship (2005), the Blue Planet Prize (2011) and the Clinton Global Citizen Award in 2013 testified to his glorious legacy rooted in his enduring services driven by the passion to uplift rural areas by adopting sustainable paths of development. A year back in 2025, King Charles III of the United Kingdom referred to the precious work done by Roy and remarked, I am constantly singing your praises whenever I can, especially in Africa. There is much to discuss as I have many initiatives going on around the world Roys advent in the rural setting and his adventure in finding the worth of extremely ordinary village folks need to be seen in the context of his wife Aruna Roys pathbreaking work as the president of the National Federation of Indian Women and founder of the Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan. She quit the IAS and engaged in relentless struggles for mobilising workers and farmers to secure their entitlements for minimum wages and their right to hold the Government to account. The epic struggle for the Right to Information, combined with manifold movements for transparency and the Right to Food and education, originated against the backdrop of Roy's seminal work in Tilonia as a compassionate revolutionary. Aruna, in her memoir, The Personal is Political, acknowledged, The need for an RTI law was built brick by brick, incident by incident. If the IAS showed what should not be, Barefoot College SWRC gave me a platform to evolve what should be. Bunker Roys legacy is of enduring significance in the context of the calamitous consequences humanity is confronting as the spectre of man-made global warming and climate change is wreaking havoc on the planet. The statement issued by his family after his passing away said, Bunker Roy passed away peacefully at 6.15 am with Aruna (wife and activist Aruna Roy) and others around him. He went as he wanted to, in his own home in Tilonia, surrounded by some of the countless people who loved and cared for him deeply and admired him for his lifelong contribution to people, society, India, and the planet. He was truly a planetary citizen and his life and work would shine for ever leading the weary humanity to appreciate the meaning and significance of sustainable development in this Age of Anthropocene defined, among others, in terms of too much of human activity disproportionately using the energy and resources of the planet and imperilling it.
The Kerala High Court has called for expeditious action in the Sabarimala gold theft investigation, directing the concerned authorities to speed up the process of granting prosecution sanction against officials accused in the alleged misappropriation of gold from the temples sanctum sanctorum doorframes. A Division Bench comprising Justice Raja Vijayaraghavan V. and Justice K.V. Jayakumar [] The post Sabarimala gold theft: Kerala High Court directs authorities to expedite prosecution sanction, SIT to file final report appeared first on India Legal .
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The Delhi High Court has directed the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) and Delhi Police to work in coordination to ensure that Chandni Chowk remains free from unauthorised encroachments and accessible to pedestrians, expressing concern over the continued prevalence of illegal vending despite repeated judicial directions. A Division Bench of Justice Prathiba M Singh and [] The post Delhi High Court directs MCD, Police to keep Chandni Chowk free from encroachments, ensure pedestrian access appeared first on India Legal .
Blind Game Review: Crime Caper Without Thrills
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US, India Strengthen Intelligence Sharing To Tackle Synthetic Drug Trade
India and the U.S. are looking to step up intelligence sharing and joint enforcement efforts to disrupt international drug-trafficking networks, with a particular focus on synthetic narcotics and the chemicals used to manufacture them.
Pete Hegseth Gets Reprieve As House Sends Impeachment Articles To Committee
The U.S. House of Representatives has dealt a setback to efforts to impeach Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, voting to send eight articles of impeachment against him to the Judiciary Committee instead of allowing an immediate vote on the charges.
Justice on hold as Meghalaya forensic lab fails
Shillong, Nov 10: DNA testing has stopped and drug testing has been interrupted at Meghalayas main forensic laboratory, with the High Court warning that the breakdown is delaying investigations, chargesheets and trials. The observation came in an order passed on November 5 by Chief Justice Revati Mohite Dere and Justice Wanlura Diengdoh in a PIL, [] The post Justice on hold as Meghalaya forensic lab fails first appeared on Highland Post .
New photos are 'essential evidence' of possible SAS war crimes, inquiry told
The inquiry's lead barrister says photos of people lying on their backs with shots to the head may be evidence of possible war crimes.
US justice department sues Lyft over alleged refusal to serve passengers with disabilities
Iran-backed militant helped plot attack on UK's Fairford base from US jail, Justice Department says
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Take justice closer to people; resolve grievances at thana, tehsil levels: CM
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Justice M.V. Murli Dharan Appointed as Chairman of Tamil Nadu SC/ST Commission
Justice M.V. Murli Dharan has been appointed as the new chairman of the Tamil Nadu SC/ST Commission, effective immediately. Justice M.V. Murli Dharan Appointed as Chairman of Tamil Nadu SC/ST Commission
US federal authorities could have prevented Epstein crimes, report finds
The report by a Republican-led congressional committee follows a 15-month investigation into the handling of the late disgraced financier's case.
India Hits Back At Khalistani Leader Pannun Over Lawsuits Against Indian Officials
India has dismissed lawsuits filed in a U.S. court by designated terrorist and Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) chief Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, calling them frivolous and accusing him of making fabricated and malicious allegations against senior Indian officials.
Police crack down on drug trafficking, crime, and road safety violations in Coimbatore
Abhiram murder: personal enmity behind the crime, says prime accused
The accused allegedly intended to kill both Abhiram and his friend. For this, he allegedly planned to use Abhiram to bring the latter to the isolated location where the crime had taken place
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Tuesday (local time) defended Secretary of War Pete Hegseth amid a Republican-led impeachment effort against him, saying that Hegseth had executed direct orders from President Donald Trump and that the US military operations in Iran, Yemen and Venezuela had been carried out effectively. Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of the G7 Foreign Ministers Meeting in Paris, France, Rubio defended the Trump administration's national security operations, arguing that they were necessary to address threats to the United States. So, as I said, on all those things, not only did Pete execute on a direct order from the Commander-in-Chief, who under our Constitution is empowered and trusted with the job of keeping Americans safe, but they did it quite effectively on all those fronts, Rubio said. Defending Hegseth's role in the military operations, Rubio said that the Secretary of War had acted on the direct orders of the US President, who, under the Constitut...
Kanpur Thar Accident: Woman Accused Of Killing LIC Agent Gets Bail On Diwali, Son Questions Justice
A 24-year-old woman arrested after her Mahindra Thar allegedly ran over and killed a 55-year-old LIC agent in Kanpur was granted bail on Diwali, leaving the victim's family angry and questioning the police action. The accident took place on
Study Finds Higher Cataract Risk Among People With Psoriasis
People with psoriasis may face a higher risk of developing cataracts and needing cataract surgery, with certain treatments for the skin condition also linked to an increased risk, a new study has found.
Kerala PSC chairperson M.R. Baiju refuses to appear before Crime Branch again
He reiterates his stance that he will appear for questioning only after the Kerala High Court delivers its order on the petition challenging the Crime Branch investigation.
Kerala HC says mere fear of crime no ground to restrict late-night DJ parties
Digital Desk | Kochi, Nov 10 (IANS) The Kerala High Court on Tuesday ruled that the police cannot impose their own time limits on DJ parties at hotels holding valid liquor licences that permit them to operate beyond normal closing hours. Setting aside notices issued to Kochi's Radisson Blu hotel, Justice M. Purushothaman held that the police cannot curtail the extended operating hours granted to an FL-3 licenced hotel by the Excise Department, unless there are special grounds for doing so. The hotel is entitled to operate till 3 a.m. during the financial year 2026-27, except on the eve of a statutory dry day, under the extended permission granted by the Excise Department. The court said the mere possibility of criminal activities at such events was not enough to justify restrictions under the Kerala Police Act. The hotel had approached the court challenging police notices restricting its bar operations to midnight and DJ programmes to 11 p.m. It had paid Rs 5 lakh for permission to operate till 3 a.m. under the amended Foreign Liquor Rules. The police had defended the restrictions, citing a rise in late night entertainment venues and concerns over drug use, violence and offences against women. An affidavit by the Kochi Police Commissioner referred to criminal cases linked to DJ events. The police maintained that the extended liquor licence did not give hotels an unrestricted right to conduct late night entertainment programmes. They said the restrictions were aimed at controlling large gatherings and high decibel music, and not the sale of liquor. Rejecting the blanket restrictions, the court said the police must take action under the law if they have reason to believe that drugs or other criminal activities are taking place under the cover of DJ parties. However, the court clarified that the police can act against noise pollution. The Police Commissioner can issue preventive directions if DJ music violates prescribed night time noise limits or ambient noise standards. The ruling thus draws a distinction between the licenced operating hours of a hotel and the police powers to deal with crime and noise violations.
India Hits Back At USCIRF, Questions Its Silence On Hate Crimes Against Indians In US
India has defended its diplomatic engagement with lobbying firms in Washington, D.C., while taking aim at the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) over what it called the commission's silence on attacks against religious places and hate crimes targeting the Indian community in the United States.
Odisha WCD Member, Additional Juvenile Justice Board Recruitment 2026
Government of Odisha, Department of Women & Child Development (Odisha WCD), State Level Selection Committee, has released Notification No. PT1-WCD-CW-MISC-0026-2023-26583 for the post of Member, Additional Juvenile Justice Board. Eligible candidates can submit their offline applications till 17 November 2026. Further details are available at wcd.odisha.gov.in.
Delhi Crime Branch Uncovers Interstate Drug Supply Network, Arrests Four Suspects
The Delhi Crime Branch has arrested four individuals involved in an interstate drug supply network, seizing over 14 kg of banned substances. Delhi Crime Branch Uncovers Interstate Drug Supply Network, Arrests Four Suspects
'Silent on hate crimes against Indians': MEA tears into US religious freedom agency
X had told the Delhi High Court that the takedown requests purportedly issued in the name of the Delhi Police were fraudulent; the forces IFSO unit will assist in the investigation
Crime Branch chargesheets man in bank loan fraud case in J-K's Samba
Jammu, Nov 10: The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of the Crime Branch on Tuesday filed a chargesheet against a man accused of forgery and cheating in connection with procuring a vehicular term loan from a bank in Samba district of Jammu and Kashmir, an official said. The chargesheet against Rahul Sudan, a resident of Dhyansar village of Bari Brahmana, was filed in the Munsiff Court Samba, said a spokesperson of the Crime Branch, Jammu. He said the investigation originated from a written complaint lodged in 2022 by Nikhil Singh Jamwal, the then branch manager of Canara Bank, Bari Brahmana. The case pertains to a term loan of Rs 7.92 lakh sanctioned to the accused on June 14, 2016, for the purchase of a car, against which an outstanding amount of Rs 5.64 lakh remains unpaid. According to the probe, Sudan allegedly fraudulently managed and submitted a fake and forged a No Due Certificate (NDC) to the ARTO Office, Samba, the spokesperson said. The fake document enabled the unauthorised transfer of a vehicle to a third party without clearing the banks active financial liabilities or securing a legitimate bank NOC. During the investigation, it also came to light that he is a habitual offender with prior similar fraud cases registered against him, the spokesperson said.
SC asks WhatsApp, others to list measures to prevent digital arrest, related cyber crimes
Bengal police reconstructs techie's murder at Garia flat; mother, girlfriend taken to crime scene
Digital Desk | Kolkata, Nov 10 (IANS) West Bengal police on Tuesday took the arrested girlfriend of a 25-year-old software engineer and her mother to the rented flat in Kolkata's Garia area where the youth was allegedly murdered, as investigators recreated the sequence of events leading to the crime, officials said. Forensic team officers were also with them. They collected samples from different parts of the flat. According to investigators, software engineer Sarthak and his girlfriend Sanchalika Basu were living together in a rented flat in Fartabad. Sarthak's body was recovered from the flat last Saturday. According to the police, he had been stabbed in the shoulder with a sharp weapon. The police have already arrested Sanchalika and his mother, Moumita Basu in the incident. According to local residents, there was a fight between the couple that night. Hearing screams, the neighbours rushed to the flat. They found Sarthak lying in a pool of blood in the room. The deceased was a software engineer by profession. He hailed from Barasat, in the North 24 Parganas district. He worked in a company in Sector V of Salt Lake. The accused girl was studying at Techno India. She is a resident of Fartabad in Garia. According to locals, the two used to travel to the same place every day. After a few meetings, the acquaintance turned into a love affair. Both their families knew about this relationship. Later, Sarthak rented a flat in Fartabad. He lived there with Sanchalika. The young man used to stay in the flat in Fartabad at least three to four days a week. Local residents knew about their relationship. Police are now attempting to corroborate statements made by the arrested women with evidence gathered during the reconstruction of the crime scene. Officials said the exercise was aimed at obtaining a clearer understanding of the events leading to the murder, the manner in which the victim was attacked, and the alleged role played by each accused.
'Crime To Be Ambitious?' Pranab Mukherjee's Daughter Hits Back At Sonia Gandhi
Sonia Gandhi, in her memoir 'Belonging: A Journey Of Love', which released worldwide today, references a 2010 conversation with Pranab Mukherjee and writes he shocked me with the suggestion that perhaps it was time for a change at the top.
The Election Commission of India (ECI) has informed the Delhi High Court that it is examining serious allegations of separatist links against Waris Punjab De before taking a decision on the organisations application for registration as a political party. In an affidavit filed before the High Court, the poll body said it had received sensitive [] The post ECI flags alleged separatist links of Waris Punjab de before Delhi High Court; background inquiry pending appeared first on India Legal .
The Bombay High Court has declined to grant urgent permission for organising Chhath Puja celebrations at Mumbais Girgaum Chowpatty on November 15 and 16, observing that the fundamental right to religious freedom under Article 25 of the Constitution is subject to the requirements of public order, morality and health. A vacation bench of Justice Advait [] The post Religious freedom subject to public order, health: Bombay High Court declines urgent relief for Chhath puja at Girgaum chowpatty appeared first on India Legal .
Grandson cannot claim birthright in property allotted to father upon partition of grandfather
The Supreme Court has held that a grandson cannot claim a right by birth in property inherited by his father under the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, where the grandfathers estate has devolved upon his Class I heirs and the respective shares have subsequently been partitioned. A Bench of Justice Augustine George Masih and Justice Sunita [] The post Grandson cannot claim birthright in property allotted to father upon partition of grandfathers estate: Supreme Court appeared first on India Legal .
Crime Branch Jammu Chargesheets Man in Rs 7.92 Lakh Bank Loan Fraud Case
JAMMU, Nov 10: The Crime Branch (Economic Offences Wing), Jammu, has filed a chargesheet against a resident of Samba district in connection with an alleged Rs 7.92 lakh bank loan fraud involving forgery of a No Due Certificate (NDC) and illegal transfer of a hypothecated vehicle. The chargesheet has been presented before the Court of [] The post Crime Branch Jammu Chargesheets Man in Rs 7.92 Lakh Bank Loan Fraud Case appeared first on Northlines .
J&K Crime Branch files chargesheet against imposter in cheating case
Digital Desk | Srinagar, Nov 10 (IANS) The Jammu and Kashmir Crime Branch said on Tuesday that its Economic Offences Wing (EOW) has filed a chargesheet against an imposter in a cheating case. A statement said the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) Kashmir has filed a chargesheet in case FIR No. 24/2023 under Sections 420 and 468 IPC before the court of Sub-Judge, Srinagar, against Ghulam Hassan Dar, son of Mohammad Yousuf Dar, a resident of Dhobi Ghat, Hazratbal. The case was registered on the basis of a written complaint alleging that the accused impersonated a CID officer posted at Delhi and fraudulently induced people by promising government favours. The accused individual assured the transfer of an employee of the Railway Department from Uttarakhand to Srinagar. The accused also promised to secure an appointment as a Nursing Orderly in the Health Department and provided fake appointment orders and a forged deputation letter to the victim. In the process, the accused cheated and duped lakhs of sums. During the investigation, the allegations were substantiated. Accordingly, the investigation was concluded as proved, and the chargesheet was filed before the Court of Law in absentia under Section 512 CrPC, as the accused is absconding, for judicial determination. Earlier, the EOW filed a charge sheet against a couple in the Rs 3.55 crore property fraud case. A Crime Branch statement said that the EOW of the Crime Branch, Jammu, filed the charge sheet against a man and his wife in an alleged property fraud case involving a residential plot and house in Sainik Colony. The accused were identified as Peary Lal Koul and his wife, Nirmala Koul, residents of Sainik Colony, Jammu. SSP EOW Kashmir advises the public to verify the credentials of individuals claiming official connections, and never to pay money for government jobs or transfers through unauthorised channels. Report any such fraudulent activity to EOW Kashmir, it said.
The survivor was initially rushed to the Mapusa District Hospital in a critical condition and later shifted to the Goa Medical College and Hospital in Panaji for further treatment, says police spokesperson
Bar Federation of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry supports the chief minister's request for a Supreme Court bench in Chennai. This initiative aims to address the distance penalty faced by litigants from southern states. The request emphasizes the need for better access to judicial institutions for the local public. It also aligns with constitutional provisions allowing the Supreme Court to function from various locations.
The Lawyer Who Fought For Justice, Not Power
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President Trump Sees Positive Momentum Toward Ending Iran Conflict, Says Fresh Strikes Unlikely
President Donald Trump has indicated that the possibility of renewed military action against Iran is low, saying diplomatic efforts are showing positive momentum toward ending the conflict.
President Trump Backs NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang Amid Chinese Spy Controversy
President Donald Trump has defended NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang amid allegations linking the technology executive to a woman suspected of spying for China, saying he believes Huang was unaware of her alleged intelligence ties and hopes the controversy has not raised any national security concerns.
Congresswoman Grace Meng Reintroduces Bill To Make Diwali A Federal Holiday
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Crime Branch notice to Keralam PSC chairperson to appear for questioning on Tuesday
Tejashwi Yadav targets Bihar govt over rising crime; calls for politics focused on jobs
Digital Desk | Patna, Nov 9 (IANS) RJD National Working President and Leader of the Opposition in the Bihar Assembly, Tejashwi Yadav, on Monday targeted the state government over the law and order situation, alleging that incidents of gunfire, robbery and crimes against women and girls had become commonplace. Speaking to party leaders and workers at the RJD office in Patna on his 37th birthday, Tejashwi alleged that crime was continuing unabated in Bihar while the government remained silent. He said he wanted to see a Bihar free from corruption, crime, robbery and exploitation, and called for politics focused on employment and public welfare rather than hatred. Tejashwi urged RJD leaders and workers to carry forward the ideals of party founder Lalu Prasad Yadav with renewed determination. He asked them to reject divisive politics and take the party's message to every village and household. He also appealed to people to maintain a positive outlook and participate in future struggles and movements, expressing confidence that public support and affection would strengthen the party's political efforts in Bihar. The RJD leader thanked party leaders, workers and journalists who attended the birthday celebration. He said the affection shown by people reflected their trust and encouraged the party to continue working towards its political objectives. The celebration was marked by the cutting of a 37-pound cake in the presence of senior party leaders and workers. Slogans wishing Tejashwi a long life and birthday greetings were raised as he cut the cake. Sweets and pieces of cake were subsequently distributed among those present. The programme was organised under the chairmanship of RJD state president Mangni Lal Mandal. State vice-president Dr Tanveer Hassan and party spokesperson Ejaz Ahmed conducted the proceedings. Mandal felicitated Tejashwi by presenting him with a shawl and a bouquet. He said the enthusiasm surrounding the birthday celebration reflected the trust and affection people had for the RJD leader. He also said such gatherings could promote social harmony and give a new direction to Bihar's politics. The event witnessed the participation of party leaders and workers, who extended their birthday wishes to Tejashwi.
Experts flag gaps in consumer justice delivery at CUSB seminar
'What justice is it to send KL Rahul at No.6?': Ex-India selector raises question
KL Rahuls batting position sparked debate after Indias second ODI against New Zealand, as Krishnamachari Srikkanth criticised sending Axar Patel ahead of him. Axar managed just seven runs, while Rahul looked comfortable. Srikkanth called it unfair to Rahul, but Sunil Gavaskar defended the move, explaining that promoting a left-hander can disrupt bowlers rhythm.
Two men arrested in Rajasthan, West Bengal for cybercrimes targeting Chennai residents
The Cyber Crime Police, East Zone arrested a man in Rajasthan for allegedly cheating a Chennai-based businessman by promising high returns through an online trading platform and a man in West Bengal for allegedly cheating a Chennai resident by promising to provide a premium credit card with attractive benefits.
National Social Justice Alliance launched in Bhopal
Bhopal: The National Social Justice Alliance, bringing together a wide range of social organisations, institutions and activists, was launched at the historic Faiz Bahadur Masjid in Kamala Park on Sunday, November 8. The idea behind the Alliance is to establish social justice, promote equity and equality, strengthen the spirit of fraternity, and protect and advance 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 .
Crime pays: how Grand Theft Auto became a cultural colossus
SBI California Opens First Branch Outside State, Expands To Texas
State Bank of India (California) has opened its first branch outside California in Frisco, Texas, marking a major step in the Indian lender's expansion in the U.S.
The Bombay High Court has directed the Goa State Pollution Control Board (GSPCB) to conduct inspections and independent water audits of casino and cruise vessels operating in the River Mandovi after water quality assessments revealed faecal coliform levels exceeding permissible limits, with particularly high concentrations detected near casino and cruise jetties. A Division Bench of [] The post Mandovi river pollution: Bombay High Court orders water audit of casino vessels, directs action against violators under water Act appeared first on India Legal .
The Telangana High Court has sentenced the District Collector of Ranga Reddy district to six months of simple imprisonment for wilfully disobeying its direction to consider a representation seeking the removal of certain land parcels from the prohibitory properties list maintained under Section 22-A of the Registration Act, 1908. Justice K. Lakshman, while allowing a [] The post Telangana High Court sentences Ranga Reddy district collector to six months jail for contempt; suspends sentence for four weeks appeared first on India Legal .
The Supreme Court has declined to interfere with an interim order of the Punjab and Haryana High Court permitting the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to conduct a preliminary enquiry into allegations of religious conversions and other activities involving Pastor Ankur Yoseph Narula, founder of the Church of Signs and Wonders, Jalandhar, and his wife, [] The post Supreme Court refuses to interfere with CBI preliminary enquiry against pastor Ankur Narula over religious conversion allegations appeared first on India Legal .
Insubordination does not by itself cast doubt on judicial officer
The Supreme Court has held that insubordination, behavioural issues or strained relations with members of the Bar cannot, by themselves, form the basis for branding a judicial officers integrity as doubtful, observing that questions of judicial temperament must be distinguished from allegations of dishonesty. A bench comprising Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, Justice Joymalya [] The post Insubordination does not by itself cast doubt on judicial officers integrity: Supreme Court rejects Allahabad High Court administrations plea appeared first on India Legal .
Allahabad High Court orders UP Government to pay over
The Allahabad High Court has directed the Uttar Pradesh government to pay compensation exceeding 15 lakh to a vehicle owner whose commercial vehicle was seized and subsequently confiscated on suspicion of transporting cattle for slaughter, without sufficient evidence to substantiate the allegation. Justice Sandeep Jain, while allowing a petition filed by Tej Prakash in Tej [] The post Allahabad High Court orders UP Government to pay over 15 lakh compensation for illegal seizure of vehicle on cattle slaughter suspicion appeared first on India Legal .
Manipur High Court keeps census 2027 in abeyance till April 30, 2027, seeks Centre
The Manipur High Court has directed the Centre to keep the Census 2027 exercise in the State in abeyance until April 30, 2027, asking the Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India to take a reasoned decision on seven representations highlighting concerns over population enumeration, the status of internally displaced persons and the prevailing situation [] The post Manipur High Court keeps census 2027 in abeyance till April 30, 2027, seeks Centres decision on displaced persons enumeration appeared first on India Legal .
SJSU Conference Examines Whether Artificial Intelligence Is Moving Too Fast
Move fast and break things is giving way to a new mantra in Silicon Valley: Move thoughtfully and build responsibly. That shift was on display Oct. 23 at the third annual San Jos State University Responsible Innovation in AI Conference, which brought together leaders from academia, business, ethics and the startup community to examine the future of artificial intelligence.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Admits To Extramarital Affair With Alleged Chinese Spy: Report
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has reportedly admitted to having an extramarital relationship with a technology executive suspected by U.S. intelligence agencies of working for China, triggering fresh scrutiny of the chipmaker's leadership and its national security exposure.
Daily Mango, Avocado Intake May Improve Heart Health, Study Finds
Adding an avocado and a cup of mango to your daily diet may help improve heart health, particularly among people with prediabetes, a new study has found.
Diwali Celebrations Gain Recognition Across U.S. And Canada
Diwali is receiving growing recognition across North America, with New York state, Toronto and several other U.S. and Canadian cities and states marking November 8 as the Festival of Lights and celebrating the contributions of their South Asian communities.
AI Boom Faces Reality Check As Gita Gopinath Warns Of Valuation Risks
The massive investments driving the global artificial intelligence boom may not deliver the profits companies need to justify their spending, raising the risk of a major market correction, former International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief economist Gita Gopinath has warned.
Trump and his Justice Department stand defiant as Democrats ready an investigative blitz
Mr. Trump set the tone, declaring on social media that investigative requests already made by Democrats are extortion at the highest level, and they should be held accountable
Praveen Chakravarty: Scrapping Justice Kurian panel doesnt mean neglect of Tamil Nadus rights
