Rising Crime Rates in Chandigarh Raise Serious Security Concerns
Mumbai, June 14: The recent shooting incident at a chemist shop in Sector 11 of Chandigarh has ignited serious questions regarding law and order in the city. Local councilor Sachin Galan expressed sharp criticism of the administration and police response, stating that this is not an isolated incident but part of a troubling trend of ... Read more Rising Crime Rates in Chandigarh Raise Serious Security Concerns
Palaniswami criticises government for crimes involving TVK functionaries
He calls for transparency in the investigation of these cases and says there must not be any political interference
Mumbai Crime Branch Seizes 4,734 Bottles of Codeine Syrup, Four Arrested
Mumbai, June 14: The Mumbai Crime Branch has confiscated 4,734 bottles of codeine syrup valued at 5.2 million. During this operation, four suspects were arrested. The Crime Branch unit seized the cough syrup containing codeine phosphate during a raid in Navi Mumbai, where an additional 4,581 bottles were found at one suspects residence. In total, ... Read more Mumbai Crime Branch Seizes 4,734 Bottles of Codeine Syrup, Four Arrested
Manjari Fadnnis vows to fight for justice after society dog`s brutal murder
Manjari Fadnnis has shared an emotional update in the case of Mikey, a community dog whose alleged killing sparked outrage. The actress revealed that an FIR has been registered following evidence gathered by residents and vowed to continue the fight for justice, calling Mikey her top priority
President Trump Says U.S.-Iran Peace Deal Set For Sunday
Hopes for a breakthrough in tensions between the United States and Iran rose on Saturday, June 13, after President Donald Trump said a peace agreement is expected to be signed on Sunday, June 14, a move he said would lead to the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
U.S. Fighter Jet Goes Down Near Rimrock Lake, Triggers Wildfire
A U.S. Marine Corps fighter jet crashed during a training mission in Washington state, triggering a wildfire in a forested area near Rimrock Lake, authorities said.
Army Vice Chief Dhiraj Seth Set To Lead Indian Army
The Indian Army is set for a change of leadership at the end of the month, with Lieutenant General Dhiraj Seth appointed as the next Chief of the Army Staff.
Gills Unbeaten 84, Debutants Shine As India Beat Afghanistan In First ODI
India overcame a blazing century from Rahmanullah Gurbaz and rode on an unbeaten captain's knock from Shubman Gill to defeat Afghanistan by seven wickets in the first ODI of the three-match series in Dharamsala on Saturday, June 13.
Yogis UP beats national violent-crime decline across 5 key categories
Uttar Pradesh shows a significant decline in key crime indicators like rioting and kidnapping between 2022-2024, outperforming national trends. While murder and attempt to murder also saw positive shifts, rape figures reveal a complex reality where offenders are often known to victims. This data provides the Yogi government with political leverage, though public perception of safety remains a crucial battleground.
Lyme disease is a bacterial infection caused by Borrelia burgdorferi and transmitted to humans through a bite from black-legged (deer) ticks. It is the most common tick-borne illness in North America, with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reporting that about 476,000 people are diagnosed and treated every year for this disease in the United States. Lyme disease is most prevalent in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states, such as New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. It is also common in the Upper Midwest, mainly Wisconsin and Minnesota, and the Pacific Coast, mainly northern California and Oregon. Recently, Lyme disease has been spreading in Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana.
ON MAY 20, 2026, Sanjog , a social impact organisation that works on anti-human trafficking, published an Anti-Human Trafficking Unit Watch Report tracing the functionality of Anti-Human Trafficking Units (AHTUs) across all Indian states and Union Territories (UTs) between 2010 and 2025 across three phases. The report draws primarily on information received from states and UTs through RTI applications, along with inputs from lawyers, civil society organisations, and survivor testimonies. Anti-Human Trafficking Units were envisioned by the Ministry of Home Affairs as specialised units charged with preventing trafficking, conducting rescues, investigating cases, prosecuting traffickers, and aiding the rehabilitation of survivors. Their composition envisages trained law enforcement personnel working in structured coordination with Child Welfare Committees (CWCs), District Child Protection Units (DCPUs), legal aid authorities, and shelters. The report which opens with National Crime Records Bureaus (NCRB) Crime in India report reflects a rising trend in human trafficking up to 2016, when reported cases peaked at 8,132, followed by a subsequent decline. This decline, however, must be read against a troubling backdrop. The Supreme Court, while hearing a Special Leave Petition filed by a father whose eighteen-month-old daughter went missing in 2011 and remains untraced, noted that 47,000 children continue to remain untraced to date. The report cautions that the post-2016 decline in reported trafficking cases may reflect a failure of institutional documentation rather than any real reduction in the incidence of trafficking. The AHTU Watch Report assesses the functioning of Anti-Human Trafficking Units through six interdependent indicators. The reports findings across six indicators The AHTU Watch Report assesses the functioning of Anti-Human Trafficking Units through six interdependent indicators. These include: notification status, staffing and stability, budget and infrastructure, FIR autonomy, case progression, and outcomes. The research covers RTI filings and data analysis across all thirty-six states and UTs, interviews with Superintendents of Police and constables associated with AHTUs, inputs from civil society organisations, and structured consultations with survivor leaders and their collectives. At the outset, the report raises a pointed question about the apparent decline in trafficking cases after 2016 on whether it reflects an actual reduction in trafficking or merely a decline in reporting, documentation, and institutional disclosure, particularly in high-incidence states like Assam, Maharashtra, and Andhra Pradesh. Since the formation of AHTUs, the Ministry of Home Affairs has issued twenty-two advisories and operational guidelines, including advisories on treating human trafficking as organised crime and on trafficking of foreign nationals, the implementation of which, the report finds, remains fragmented across the country. On notification, relatively less densely populated UTs like Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Ladakh have a hundred percent rate of notified and functional AHTUs, while Uttar Pradesh has only thirty-five functional units out of seventy-five notified. The report underscores that notification as a separate entity, and distinct from a local police station, makes AHTUs more accessible to survivors and reduces their hesitancy in approaching the unit. On staffing and stability, AHTU personnel across states carry the additional burden of general policing duties, significantly undermining their functioning as specialised investigative units. A survivor quoted in the report noted that AHTU officials were overburdened with general policing responsibilities and often unavailable for trafficking cases. Uttar Pradesh, notably, saw a complete reversal between phases from nearly all AHTU members carrying additional charges to none doing so by Phase 3. On budget and infrastructure, the data is fractured. Some states and UTs have no dedicated funds and rely entirely on general police budgets, while others like Arunachal Pradesh received sanctioned funds but showed inconsistent utilisation across phases. The report notes that the absence of a dedicated budget is a reflection of governmental callousness toward the seriousness of trafficking offences, and it pushes the financial burden of legal follow-ups and travel onto survivors themselves. On training and capacity building, the pattern is one of persistent inconsistency. Training remains exclusively police-centric, overlooking social workers, legal aid authorities, and rehabilitation stakeholders. Content is largely confined to general legal awareness, missing crucial areas like labour trafficking identification and trauma-informed investigation. The lack of specialised training in handling trafficking, according to the survivor testimonies in the report, also leads to misdirected insensitive questions, poor documentation, lack of clarity on survivor rights and an erroneous classification of trafficking cases as ordinary labour disputes or kidnapping cases. In order to strengthen the training and capacity building of the AHTU personnels, the report recommends the development of a continuous training framework with a standardized and uniform training syllabus involving various stakeholders. On FIR autonomy and case progression, the data reveals heavy reliance on local police with minimal transfer of cases to AHTUs and even fewer investigations conducted by them. Delhi transferred thirty-one cases to its AHTU in Phase 3 but recorded zero investigations. The conviction rate across states is abysmal as states and UTs like Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, and the Andamans reported zero convictions. Telangana stands out, with 980 chargesheets filed as a result of AHTU investigations. The conviction rate across states is abysmal as states and UTs like Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, and the Andamans reported zero convictions. On coordination, the report finds the multi-stakeholder architecture structurally fragile across all phases. Coordination with the Crime Multi Agency Centre, launched in 2020 to facilitate interstate information sharing on trafficking, remains weak. Victim compensation, the report notes therefore, is contingent on the quality of documentation and offence classification by law enforcement, which is itself premised on inter-agency coordination that largely does not exist. The consolidated national findings reflect a system afflicted by overburdened personnel, fluctuating FIR autonomy, inconsistent training, and an almost inconsequential rate of trafficker conviction. Telangana and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands are identified as having relatively strong institutional practices. Uttar Pradesh and Delhi fall into the category of moderate but uneven functionality. Meghalaya and Rajasthans Bikaner district are identified as structurally fragile but evidence-documented contexts. The reports findings echo the Supreme Courts directions in G. Ganesh v. State of Tamil Nadu (2026), in which while dealing with missing children and child trafficking, the Court directed the Union and state governments to eliminate the dormancy functioning of the AHTUs and ensure the immediate restoration of trafficked children. The malignancy of human trafficking networks, the report concludes, can only be combated by an Anti-Human Trafficking Unit whose functioning is equally systematic, and equally committed to dismantling those networks.
Trump, PM Modi set to hold bilateral discussions on June 17: White House
US President Donald Trump is set to hold a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on June 17 during the G7 Summit in France. Trump will also meet several other world leaders on the sidelines of the summit as part of efforts to strengthen economic and strategic cooperation with key partners.
EOU seizes cash & assets linked to crime syndicate
Economic justice central to resisting neo-fascism: Patnaik
Left leaders emphasise welfare, equality and cultural intervention at EMS memorial event
Woman occupies district judge chair in Varanasi court, attempts to conduct proceedings
The Varanasi District Court witnessed an unusual incident when a woman allegedly entered a courtroom, occupied the District Judges chair, and attempted to conduct judicial proceedings, prompting intervention by court staff and police authorities. According to official sources and statements attributed to eyewitnesses, the woman entered the courtroom premises at around 9:00 am on Friday, [] The post Woman occupies district judge chair in Varanasi court, attempts to conduct proceedings appeared first on India Legal .
Integrated Food Policies Can Reduce Childhood Obesity, Chile Study Suggests
A nationwide effort in Chile to curb the consumption of unhealthy foods among children appeared to be paying off, with new research showing a decline in the risk of overweight and obesity among young schoolchildren following the introduction of stricter food regulations.
Jaishankar Lodges Strong Protest With Rubio Over Deaths Of 3 Indian Sailors In U.S. Strike
India has sharply escalated its diplomatic response to the deaths of three Indian seafarers in a U.S. military strike on an oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman, with External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar directly raising the issue with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and condemning the attack on commercial shipping.
Beyond Settlement: Saving the Soul of Mediation
ByInderjit Badhwar The Supreme Courts recent criticism of the manner in which mediation was conducted in a high-profile dispute has done more than expose the shortcomings of a single process. It has compelled the legal community to confront a larger and uncomfortable question: What happens when a mechanism designed to build trust ends up undermining [] The post Beyond Settlement: Saving the Soul of Mediation appeared first on India Legal .
SEBI moves Supreme Court challenging SAT verdict in SICCL-OFCDs matter
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has approached the Supreme Court challenging a Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) verdict that granted relief to four managers and the Company Secretary of Sahara India Commercial Corporation Limited (SICCL) in the long-running Rs 14,106 crore Optionally Fully Convertible Debentures (OFCDs) matter involving nearly 1.98 crore investors. SEBIs [] The post SEBI moves Supreme Court challenging SAT verdict in SICCL-OFCDs matter appeared first on India Legal .
For Homemakers: Justice And Beyond
While a landmark apex court verdict, fixing a notional income on homemakers, demands applause and praise, there remain hidden questions and extensions that need to be carefully studied The post For Homemakers: Justice And Beyond appeared first on India Legal .
Saby Mitra To Lead Emory Universitys Goizueta Business School
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur alumnus Saby Mitra has been appointed the next John H. Harland Dean of Goizueta Business School at Emory University, one of the leading business schools in the United States.
Babel or Jerusalem? Pope Leo XIVs Challenge to the Age of Artificial Intelligence
In his first encyclical on the subject, the pontiff frames the AI revolution as a profound moral choice rather than a technological one. Prof Upendra Baxi examines the papal intervention, and the urgent need for ethical oversight in an age increasingly shaped by machines The post Babel or Jerusalem? Pope Leo XIVs Challenge to the Age of Artificial Intelligence appeared first on India Legal .
The release of 14 Kuki hostages has brought relief to anxious families across Manipur, but the fate of six missing Nagas remains uncertain. As fresh tensions emerge between Naga and Kuki communities, the states prolonged conflict appears to be entering a new and troubling phase The post Manipurs Expanding Faultlines appeared first on India Legal .
Questions of Leadership Amid War, Controversy and Political Turbulence
As conflict with Iran continues and domestic controversies mount, Donald Trump enters the ninth decade of his life facing renewed scrutiny over his judgment, conduct and grip on political reality The post Questions of Leadership Amid War, Controversy and Political Turbulence appeared first on India Legal .
Reasoned Justice: Reinforcing Discipline
Pushpendra vs State of UP reminds High Courts that extraordinary powers demand extraordinary careinsisting that FIR allegations must be examined and recorded before criminal proceedings are brought to an abrupt end The post Reasoned Justice: Reinforcing Discipline appeared first on India Legal .
Document moots new legislation on the lines of Disha Act in Andhra Pradesh to prevent crime against women
The Central government has taken possession of the Jaipur Polo Ground in Delhis Race Course area after a Delhi court refused to stay the execution of an eviction order issued against the Indian Polo Association (IPA), which has been managing the property. Vacation Judge Dhirendra Rana of the Patiala House Courts refused to grant interim [] The post Centre takes over Jaipur Polo Ground after Delhi court declines stay on eviction order against Indian Polo Association appeared first on India Legal .
Balogun Scores Twice As U.S. Crush Paraguay 4-1 In World Cup Opener
The FIFA World Cup 2026 got off to a dream start for the U.S. as the hosts delivered an impressive 4-1 win over Paraguay in their opening Group match on Friday, June 12.
Delhi Riots 2020: Court issues notice to Delhi Police on bail pleas of Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam
A Delhi court on Saturday issued notice to the Delhi Police on petitions filed by Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam, who were booked under the stringent provisions of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967, over their alleged involvement in the larger conspiracy case relating to the 2020 North-East Delhi riots. Vacation Judge Dr. Sumedh Kumar [] The post Delhi Riots 2020: Court issues notice to Delhi Police on bail pleas of Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam appeared first on India Legal .
Raakh series review: Ali Fazal lights up this smouldering study of crime and punishment
Led by an excellent ensemble,Raakhis an immersive investigative crime drama that sifts through Delhis lost innocence
Supreme Court lays down guidelines for psychological evaluation of children in custody disputes
The Supreme Court has laid down an extensive framework governing psychological and psychiatric evaluation of children in custody, visitation and parental access disputes, holding that any such assessment must follow the principle of minimum intrusion and minimum exposure. The Division Bench of Justice Sanjay Karol and Justice N Kotiswar Singh emphasised that the welfare, emotional [] The post Supreme Court lays down guidelines for psychological evaluation of children in custody disputes appeared first on India Legal .
Karnataka High Court rejects plea challenging land transfer for construction of judges quarters
The Karnataka High Court has dismissed a public interest litigation challenging the state governments decision to transfer land belonging to a veterinary institution for the construction of residential quarters for High Court judges and a super-speciality hospital. The Division Bench of Justice DK Singh and Justice TM Nadaf held on Friday that the provision of [] The post Karnataka High Court rejects plea challenging land transfer for construction of judges quarters appeared first on India Legal .
U.S. Justice Department clears Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros
The Department of Justice said it spent eight months evaluating how the transaction would affect streaming video services, traditional television and the film industry
US Justice Department clears Paramount's acquisition of Warner Brothers
The US Justice Department said its investigations suggest the transaction will boost competition across the media and the entertainment ecosystem
Gilgo Beach killer writes to other jailed murderer, reads crime novels behind bars, sheriff says
The Manhattan architect who lived a secret life as the Gilgo Beach serial killer has spent the past three years alone in a segregated cell
Indian-Origin Store Owner Sentenced For $2.1 Million SNAP Fraud In Virginia
An Indian-origin grocery store owner in Virginia has been sentenced to nearly three years in federal prison after admitting to a years-long scheme that fraudulently exchanged government food assistance benefits for cash.
U.S. Congress Pays Tribute To S Somasegars Legacy In Technology And Entrepreneurship
Sivaramakrishnan Soma Somasegar, a leading Indian-origin figure in the U.S. technology industry, has been recognized on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives for a career that spanned software development, venture investing, entrepreneurship, and community service.
US Justice Department clears Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros
The U.S. Justice Department has approved Paramount Skydance Corp's massive $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. This regulatory green light comes as several states prepare to challenge the deal in court. Paramount argues the merger will boost competition. However, concerns persist within Hollywood regarding job losses and storytelling diversity.
With SpaceX IPO, Elon Musk becomes the worlds first trillionaire in a manner of speaking
By Mayank Chhaya- With the first initial public offering (IPO) of SpaceX, Elon Musk has become the worlds first trillionaire in a manner of speaking. All his various company holdings added up his personal worth is now said to be more than one trillion dollars. Even though the wealth is on paper, it has the []
'They can F** the justice system, man!': Whitehouse erupts over Trump's 'illegal' US attorney picks
Digital media literacy important to tackle cybercrimes, say experts
Noting that scamming is a social engineering technique where the perpetrator uses emotional manipulation to take advantage of the victim, Anindita Mishra, cybersafety campaigner, says that one needs to work on their psychology first to be a scam-buster
The Rented Republic: How India Missed The AI Run
India has the largest pool of software engineers on earth, a billion people online, and a government that calls itself a technology superpower at every opportunity. So it is worth asking why, when the defining technology of the century arrived, India ended up holding the mop and not the blueprint.
'They can F*** justice system, man': Whitehouse erupts over Trump's 'illegal' attorney appointments
Hyderabad: Cybercrime Awareness For Bank Employees
The programme was held as part of measures to strengthen vigilance against rising cyber frauds and sensitise banking staff on their role in prevention: Reports
Telangana CID gets AI-powered crime analytics lab to strengthen investigations
Delhi High Court declines contempt action over online criticism of judge in Abhijit Iyer-Mitra case
The Delhi High Court on Friday refused to initiate suo motu contempt proceedings over social media posts and online criticism directed at a Saket Court judge who had stayed an order directing registration of an FIR against commentator Abhijit Iyer-Mitra in a case concerning alleged objectionable remarks against journalists associated with Newslaundry. The issue was [] The post Delhi High Court declines contempt action over online criticism of judge in Abhijit Iyer-Mitra case appeared first on India Legal .
Chief Justice of A.P. High Court Lisa Gill offers prayers at Tirumala
Officials and priests extend her the traditional Isti-kapal reception in keeping with the rich customs of the temple
Indira Jaisings memoir is a guided tour of the multiple wor(l)ds of lawyering
More than a nostalgic piece of literature, The Constitution is My Home is a secular feminist manifesto with the potential to delineate a Theory of Post-Colonial Indian Political Thought and Jurisprudence.
U.S. To Offer $750 Fast-Track Visa Interviews For Tourists, Business Travelers
Travelers seeking a U.S. tourist or business visa may soon have the option to pay for a faster interview appointment as the State Department prepares to launch a new pilot program aimed at reducing delays and testing demand for premium visa services.
The Delhi High Court on Friday issued notice on an interim application filed by actor Salman Khan seeking to restrain the makers of the proposed film Kala Hiran: The Battle for Legacy from producing, promoting, releasing or otherwise exploiting the project, alleging infringement of his personality rights. The Vacation Bench of Justice Neena Bansal Krishna [] The post Delhi High Court issues notice on Salman Khan plea seeking stay on film Kala Hiran: The Battle for Legacy appeared first on India Legal .
TCS, Oracle Open AI Data Platform Lab, Center Of Excellence In Kolkata
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has strengthened its push into artificial intelligence by launching Indias first Oracle AI Data Platform Lab and Center of Excellence in Kolkata, a move aimed at helping businesses accelerate AI adoption and digital transformation.
India Loses One Of Its Greatest Shooters As Jaspal Rana Dies At 49
India's sporting community is mourning the loss of Jaspal Rana, one of the country's most accomplished shooters and coaches, whose death at the age of 49 prompted tributes from leaders, athletes, and fans across the nation.
Social forestry strategic pillar for economic justice: Ministry
The Ministry of Forestry has emphasized that social forestry is one of Indonesia's strategic pillars for realizing ...
Delhi High Court to hear Salman Khan plea seeking stay on film Kala Hiran today
The Delhi High Court is set to hear today an urgent petition filed by actor Salman Khan seeking to restrain the makers of the proposed film Kala Hiran: The Battle for Legacy from producing, promoting, distributing, exhibiting, streaming, releasing or otherwise exploiting the project. The matter was mentioned before the High Court, which agreed to [] The post Delhi High Court to hear Salman Khan plea seeking stay on film Kala Hiran today appeared first on India Legal .
The Bombay High Court on Friday issued notice to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) on a petition filed by Telugu poet and Bhima Koregaon accused P Varavara Rao seeking permission to relocate to Hyderabad, contending that it has become financially difficult for him to continue residing in Mumbai. The Division Bench of Justice Ajey Gadkari [] The post Bhima Koregaon violence case: Bombay High Court issues notice to NIA on P Varavara Rao relocation plea appeared first on India Legal .
Supreme Court dismisses Meenakshi Natarajan plea challenging Rajya Sabha nomination rejection
The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a writ petition filed by Congress leader Meenakshi Natarajan challenging the rejection of her nomination for the Rajya Sabha election from Madhya Pradesh, holding that the petition was not maintainable in view of the constitutional bar on judicial interference in election matters. The Bench of Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra [] The post Supreme Court dismisses Meenakshi Natarajan plea challenging Rajya Sabha nomination rejection appeared first on India Legal .
The Ministry of Law and Justice has dismissed as false and misleading a viral claim circulating on social media and certain digital platforms alleging that Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Law and Justice Arjun Ram Meghwal attended the Second International Bar and Bench Badminton Championship in London on June 7, 2026, along with [] The post Government refutes claim of Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal attending London badminton event with judges appeared first on India Legal .
The Delhi High Court on Friday directed the removal of additional videos uploaded by Dr. Kapil Kakkar, in which he allegedly continued to make accusations against a sitting High Court judge in connection with the collapse of a building in Delhis Saket area on May 30 that resulted in the deaths of six persons. The [] The post Delhi High Court orders removal of fresh videos targeting sitting judge in Saket building collapse case appeared first on India Legal .
CBSE Class XII result row: Centre considering policy for private students in West Asian countries
The Union government apprised the Supreme Court on Friday that it is considering formulating a policy to address the concerns of private students in West Asian countries whose Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Class XII results could not be declared due to the cancellation of examinations amid the ongoing conflict and security situation in [] The post CBSE Class XII result row: Centre considering policy for private students in West Asian countries appeared first on India Legal .
The Madras High Court on Friday sought responses from the Union government and the Tamil Nadu government on a public interest litigation challenging the alleged relegation of Tamil Thai Vaazhthu, the officially recognised State Song of Tamil Nadu, to a position after Vande Mataram and the National Anthem during official State functions and constitutional ceremonies. [] The post Madras High Court issues notice to Centre, Tamil Nadu on plea challenging sequencing of Tamil Thai Vaazhthu at official functions appeared first on India Legal .
2026 FIFA World Cup Opens In Style At Historic Estadio Azteca
Footballs biggest tournament returned to the global stage on Thursday, June 11, as the 2026 FIFA Mens World Cup officially kicked off with a spectacular opening ceremony at Mexico Citys historic Estadio Azteca.
Kerala High Court orders safekeeping of memory card in 2017 actress assault case
The Kerala High Court on Friday issued notice to the state government on a petition filed by the survivor in the 2017 actress assault case, seeking a fresh court-monitored investigation into the alleged unauthorised access of a memory card and pen drive containing visuals of the sexual assault she was subjected to. The single-judge Bench [] The post Kerala High Court orders safekeeping of memory card in 2017 actress assault case appeared first on India Legal .
Sequel to Aatti Promises to Empower Women and Highlight Justice, Says Esakki Karuvannan
Chennai, June 12: Tamil cinema is currently witnessing a surge in female-centric films, and one such movie is Aatti. This film showcases womens strength, struggles, and their fight for justice. Ahead of its release, producer and lead actor Esakki Karuvannan has revealed plans for a sequel. Discussing the film, Karuvannan stated, The story of Aatti ... Read more Sequel to Aatti Promises to Empower Women and Highlight Justice, Says Esakki Karuvannan
Ukraine hits fuel supplies to Crimea, sparking fuel crisis on Russian-held peninsula
The efficiency of Ukrainian drone strikes on refineries, depots and pipelines has left Russia off-guard and struggling for a response
Centre Issues Advisory on Rising AI-Driven Cybercrime Threat to Financial Systems
SRINAGAR: The Centre has issued a fresh advisory warning of an emerging wave of cybercrime in which artificial intelligence is being used to bypass security systems and infiltrate financial infrastructure across digital platforms. The advisory, released by the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) under the Ministry of Home Affairs, cautions that cybercriminals are increasingly []
U.S. Lawmakers Push For Stronger AI Safeguards To Counter China
Growing concerns about China's technological ambitions united Republican and Democratic lawmakers at a Senate hearing on artificial intelligence on Thursday, June 11, as lawmakers debated how the United States can maintain its lead in one of the world's most important emerging technologies.
President Trump Cancels Planned Iran Strikes, Says High-Level Talks Are Underway
President Donald Trump on Thursday, July 11, announced that he had called off planned U.S. military strikes against Iran, saying talks with Tehran had reached the highest levels of the Iranian leadership and opened the door to a possible diplomatic agreement.
Ukraine hits fuel supplies to Crimea, sparking a fuel crisis on the Russian-held peninsula
Diabetes Crisis Reaches Indias Most Remote Communities
A seven-year-old girl in eastern India must endure a 38-hour journey across seven modes of transportation to access life-saving insulin, a stark example of the growing diabetes crisis in underserved communities, global health experts said at a recent symposium in California.
DC Edit | Wheels Of Justice Must Speed Up
The verdict made no material difference to the original election after which the MLA went on to serve his term before going into political wilderness. But the high court was emboldened to point out that the top court may also have been to blame for a major part of the interminable delay and even seemed to admonish the process in terming the issue a grave mockery of justice
Nishant vows no compromise on crime, corruption & communalism
Calcutta High Court questions recognition of expelled AITC MLA Ritabrata Banerjee as West Bengal LoP
The Calcutta High Court on Thursday questioned the legality of the West Bengal Assembly Speakers decision to recognise expelled All India Trinamool Congress (AITC) MLA Ritabrata Banerjee as the Leader of Opposition (LoP), despite the party having nominated senior leader Sobhandeb Chattopadhyay for the post. The single-judge Bench of Justice Krishna Rao raised concerns regarding [] The post Calcutta High Court questions recognition of expelled AITC MLA Ritabrata Banerjee as West Bengal LoP appeared first on India Legal .
Justice Balakrishnan Commission report on SC status for Dalit converts ready for submission
The Commission, set up in October 2022, has got several extensions; it was to study the discrimination faced by Dalit converts, their demand for SC status, the opposition to the demand, and the impact on existing SC communities
SP reviews progress on crime control, narcotics in ASR district
SpaceX IPO Could Push Elon Musk Closer To Trillionaire Status
Investor demand for SpaceX's highly anticipated stock market debut has surged past $250 billion, putting the company on track for one of the largest and most closely watched IPOs in recent history.
Delhi court denies bail to man accused of cheating Haryana judicial officer in Tinder honeytrap
A Delhi court has refused to grant bail to a man accused of cheating a Haryana judicial officer of more than Rs 52 lakh through an alleged online romance scam that originated on the dating application Tinder. Additional Sessions Judge Saurabh Partap Singh Laler of Patiala House Courts held that the material available on record [] The post Delhi court denies bail to man accused of cheating Haryana judicial officer in Tinder honeytrap appeared first on India Legal .
TGCSB verifies 103 cybercrime accused across Telangana under Operation Crackdown 3.0
Indian-Origin Publishing Veteran Gita Manaktala To Lead Columbia University Press
Columbia University has named Indian-origin publishing veteran Gita Manaktala as the next Executive Director of Columbia University Press, selecting her after a nationwide search to lead one of the world's leading academic publishing houses.
The Supreme Court on Thursday stayed an Allahabad High Court verdict that had censured Uttar Pradesh Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Sanjay Prasad for allegedly obstructing the implementation of police reforms in the state, while making adverse remarks against him. The Bench of Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra and Justice Atul S Chandurkar stayed the operation of [] The post Supreme Court stays Allahabad High Court verdict censuring senior UP bureaucrat over implementation of police reforms appeared first on India Legal .
War crime: US strikes hit Iranian water facility serving 20,000
US military strikes in southern Iran have damaged a drinking-water facility serving more than 20,000 people, according to an investigation by The New York Times (NYT). The attacks, carried out early on Wednesday, June 10, struck two reservoirs in the Bemani district of Hormozgan province near the Strait of Hormuz. The facilities supplied water to 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 .
Calcutta High Court stays coercive action against AITC MP Abhishek Banerjee in forged signature case
The Calcutta High Court on Thursday granted interim protection from coercive action to All India Trinamool Congress (AITC) MP Abhishek Banerjee in connection with a criminal case alleging forgery of signatures of the newly-elected party legislators on a resolution related to the appointment of the Leader of Opposition (LoP) in the West Bengal Legislative Assembly. [] The post Calcutta High Court stays coercive action against AITC MP Abhishek Banerjee in forged signature case appeared first on India Legal .
Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore championed humanity over blind patriotism, warning against national interests eclipsing compassion and justice. His profound quote, Patriotism cannot be our final spiritual shelter; my refuge is humanity, underscores a universal ethical responsibility. Tagore, a pivotal figure in the Bengal Renaissance, founded Visva-Bharati University, fostering East-West cultural exchange.
The Supreme Court will hear on Friday a writ petition filed by Congress leader Meenakshi Natarajan challenging the rejection of her nomination for the Rajya Sabha elections from Madhya Pradesh. The matter was orally mentioned on Thursday before the Bench of Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra and Justice AS Chandurkar by Senior Advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, [] The post Supreme Court to hear Congress leader Meenakshi Natarajan plea challenging rejection of Rajya Sabha nomination on June 12 appeared first on India Legal .
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has filed a petition before a Mumbai court seeking cancellation of bail granted to Vernon Gonsalves and Arun Ferreira, accused in the Elgar Parishad Maoists link case, on the grounds of alleged violation of bail conditions. Special Judge Chakor S Baviskar on Wednesday directed the Bhima Koregaon case accused to [] The post Bhima Koregaon violence case: NIA seeks bail cancellation of Arun Ferreira, Vernon Gonsalves over breach of bail conditions appeared first on India Legal .
Cyber crime kingpin Ganesh Kale deported from Thailand, brought back to India
India has successfully brought back cybercrime kingpin Ganesh Balaso Kale from Thailand. Wanted for masterminding a sophisticated online job scam that defrauded victims, Kale was apprehended in Bangkok following an Interpol Red Notice. This swift deportation, achieved through close inter-agency coordination, highlights India's growing success in repatriating fugitives.
The Supreme Court on Thursday held that the loss of domestic care and household services provided by a homemaker constituted a distinct and compensable head of damages in motor accident compensation cases and quantified the minimum value of such services at Rs 30,000 per month. The Bench of Justice Sanjay Karol and Justice NK Singh [] The post Supreme Court says housewives are nation builders, sets value of their monthly domestic services at Rs 30,000 appeared first on India Legal .
Congress leader Meenakshi Natarajan has approached the Supreme Court challenging the rejection of her nomination for the Rajya Sabha elections from Madhya Pradesh, scheduled to be held on June 18. Natarajans candidature was rejected on June 9 by the Returning Officer and Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly Principal Secretary Arvind Sharma following objections raised by Bharatiya [] The post Congress leader Meenakshi Natarajan moves Supreme Court challenging rejection of Rajya Sabha nomination appeared first on India Legal .
California-Based Indian-American Arrested In USD 100 Million Banking Fraud Case
An Indian-American man has been arrested in California on allegations of running a scheme to mislead a bank into advancing nearly $100 million by submitting falsified documents that overstated the value of real estate-backed loans.
U.S. Launches Fresh Strikes On Iran As President Trump Pushes For Nuclear Deal
The United States intensified its military campaign against Iran on Wednesday, June 10, launching a new round of strikes while simultaneously pressing Tehran to accept a nuclear agreement that President Donald Trump said remains within reach.
India Summons U.S. Diplomat Over Tanker Attack Near Oman
India has strongly condemned an attack on a commercial oil tanker off the coast of Oman that left three Indian sailors missing and prompted New Delhi to formally protest to the United States.
