Adivasi-Dalit convention seeks justice for Jogi, victims of Muthanga violence
Adivasi-Dalit convention and Declaration of Rights held at Sulthan Bathery in Wayanad on Sunday. Bommi Amma of Cheeral, the oldest surviving participant in the Muthanga struggle, inaugurated the gathering
Retired judge urges public awareness on consumer rights for justice
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A Prayagraj courts summons to Independent MP Pappu Yadav for his skit at Parliament complex over the alleged theft of donations at Ram Temple raises the question of territorial jurisdiction
Crime Branch likely to probe 29.62-cr. NRI loan scam
The Ernakulam Central police booked a direct selling agent of the bank, its managing director and director, along with 28 others, for allegedly cheating the bank
Andhra Medical Student Injured In Hit-And-Run Dies, Family Seeks Justice
An SUV with two youths who were allegedly under the influence had rammed the doctor's scooter from behind
JPSC Protest Row: Hemant Soren Promises Justice, Slams Centre Over NEET Protest Violence
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren has assured protesting JPSC aspirants that justice will be delivered, while also attacking the Centre over the violence reported during NEET-related protests.
Man Held For Performing 'Tantrik' Rituals With CG High Court Chief Justice's Photo
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Mumbai police arrest one linked to cybercrime racketrouting7.42 crorethroughmule accounts
The accused opened bank accounts in their own names and in the names of other individuals across multiple banks and handed them over to cyber fraudsters to route money through, according to police
Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren Vows Justice For Exam Protesters
Alleging that vested interests were working at full force to disrupt democracy in the state, he said the students' stir should not be politicised and warned those harbouring political ambitions against misguiding youths
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren pledged transparent justice for protesting youths. He asserted that dialogue, not force, resolves issues and warned against politicizing the student stir. Soren stated that those involved in exam irregularities will face strict action. He urged young people to bring their concerns directly to the government. The ongoing protest entered its sixteenth day with hunger strike participants.
'No Violence, Only Justice': Jharkhand Students Prepare For Mega March
As Ranchi braces for a major protest, students demanded recruitment reforms, action against alleged paper leaks and greater transparency, while pledging to keep the march peaceful and disciplined.
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Top Law College Invites Chief Justice Surya Kant To Convocation, Students React
The students' objection centres the Supreme Court's reported refusal to urgently list a plea concerning the police action against protesters during the Chalo Sansad demonstration at Jantar Mantar on July 20.
Jharkhand CM vows justice, flags bid to disrupt democracy
Ranchi: Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Sunday, August 9, pledged to deliver justice with transparency to youths protesting alleged irregularities in recruitment exams while asserting that dialogue, not batons, can solve all problems at home. Alleging that vested interests were working at full force to disrupt democracy in the state, he said the students 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 .
Assam floods expose cost of environmental degradation, warns SC judge Justice Ujjal Bhuyan
Guwahati: The recent devastating floods in Upper Assams Sivasagar and adjoining districts should trigger a serious debate on environmental degradation, including detrimental mining and deforestation, Supreme Court judge Justice Ujjal Bhuyan said on Saturday, warning that what happened in Sivasagar today could happen in any other part of Assam tomorrow. Speaking at a special lecture [] The post Assam floods expose cost of environmental degradation, warns SC judge Justice Ujjal Bhuyan appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Dehri EO murder case: Cops scan phones active near crime spot to probe role of others
Supreme Court collegium recommends elevation of four judges as Chief Justices of different HCs
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Alleging that vested interests were working at full force to disrupt democracy in the state, he said the students' stir should not be politicised and warned those harbouring political ambitions against misguiding youths.
SC collegium recommends elevation of 4 judges as Chief Justices of different high courts
The Supreme Court collegium has made a pivotal recommendation for the appointment of four judges as Chief Justices. Justice V Kameswar Rao is slated to take charge of Patna High Court, with Justice Ravindra V Ghuge being considered for the Calcutta High Court. Furthermore, Judge Mahesh Chandra Tripathi from Allahabad High Court has been suggested for the Chief Justice role at the Bombay High Court.
Hyderabad cybercrime unit asked to focus on investment frauds
Hyderabad: The cybercrime unit of the Hyderabad Police has been asked to remain vigilant against investment and digital arrest frauds. Additional Commissioner of Police (SIT and Crimes) M Srinivas on Sunday, August 9, inspected the city polices cybercrime branch and called for strengthening the response against the emerging cyber threats. Srinivas emphasised vigilance against fake 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 .
Suspected crime boss Daniel Kinahan to be returned to Ireland in high-security operation
The Irish Prison Service bought a bulletproof and bomb-proof van to transport the 49-year-old to court after his extradition from Dubai.
New criminal laws introduced to provide speedy justice to citizens: Union Home Minister Amit Shah
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Former Chief Justice of Manipur High Court D. Krishnakumar appointed Chairman of T.N. Law Commission
Man Uses Chhattisgarh Chief Justice's Photo In Ritual To Get Relative's Bail
Police recovered ritual materials including a fish, lemons, vermilion and photographs of Chief Justice Ramesh Sinha and two other persons from the spot
Justice-led panel to review Bidadi Township amid BJP-JDS protest
Bengaluru: The Bidadi Township project has taken a fresh turn with the Karnataka government constituting a committee headed by a sitting judge on Saturday, August 8, to comprehensively examine concerns and suggestions raised over the proposed development. The move comes amid strong opposition from the BJP and JD(S), which have announced a joint padayatra on 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 .
Arvind Kejriwal says tribal community faced most injustice in 75 years on Adivasi Diwas
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Vance Calls Modi, Discusses Strengthening India-U.S. Strategic Partnership
United States Vice President JD Vance spoke with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday, Aug. 8, with the two leaders discussing ways to further strengthen the India-U.S. Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership across several key areas.
AIP appeals to CJI for justice, expeditious bail for Er Rashid
AIP chief spokesperson Inam Un Nabi Saturday said that seven years of incarceration of an elected Member of Parliament without the trial reaching its logical conclusion was not merely a legal matter but a serious test of justice, constitutional values and human conscience. Inam was addressing a press conference and flanked by State Secretary Sheikh Ashiq and General Secretary Nazir Ahmad Khan here on the completion of seven years of incarceration of AIP President and Member of Parliament from Baramulla, Er. Rashid Speaking on the occasion, he said: Er Rashid is not merely an accused. He is the democratically elected Member of Parliament from Baramulla, representing nearly 40 percent of Kashmirs population. For seven long years, the democratic voice of his constituents has remained away from the people who elected him, Inam said. Making a humble and heartfelt appeal to the Chief Justice of India, Justice Surya Kant, Inam urged that Er Rashids bail plea be considered with compassion, urgency and constitutional fairness. He said the judiciary has repeatedly emphasised the importance of personal liberty and the principle that bail is the rule and jail is the exception. We are not questioning the judicial process. We have complete faith in the judiciary. Our only request is that justice must not be delayed, particularly when personal liberty is at stake, he said. Inam said that seven years cannot be returned to Er Rashid, his family or his constituents. Seven years with his family cannot be restored, seven years of public service cannot be recovered and seven years of Parliamentary representation cannot be brought back, he said. He also stressed that the consequences of prolonged incarceration were not confined to Er Rashid alone. The suffering is shared by lakhs of voters who placed their trust in their elected representative and whose voice has remained absent for seven years, he said. Referring to Article 21 of the Constitution, Inam said the right to life and personal liberty was a fundamental constitutional guarantee and that prolonged incarceration and delay in trial deserved the highest judicial consideration. We are not seeking any special privilege for Er Rashid. We seek equal justice, equal treatment and the protection of constitutional guarantees available to every citizen. Our appeal is not political. It is constitutional and humanitarian, he said. Inam Un Nabi also highlighted what AIP described as a significant development in the proceedings concerning Er Rashid before the Court of the Additional Sessions Judge, Patiala House Courts, New Delhi. According to the proceedings of July 6, 2026, Mohammad Yasin Malik, while appearing through video conferencing, personally submitted before the Court that the investigating agency had wrongly implicated Engineer Rashid by attributing to him the identity of Sheikh Abdul Rashid mentioned in an alleged email. The court proceedings record Yasin Malik as stating that there was another person named Sheikh Abdul Rashid associated with the JKLF and that the investigating agency had wrongly implicated Engineer Rashid in his place. Yasin Malik also submitted an affidavit in this regard, which the Court accepted on record and stated would be considered while passing orders on charge. Inam said this development assumes considerable significance because the attribution of Sheikh Abdul Rashid to Engineer Rashid had been one of the allegations repeatedly relied upon against him. He said the Court record now contains a specific statement from the principal accused disputing that identification. For years, Er Rashid has maintained that the Sheikh Abdul Rashid referred to in the alleged communication was not him but another individual bearing the same name. Today, that very contention has been placed before the Court by Yasin Malik himself and has been supported through an affidavit taken on record, Inam said. He, however, made it clear that the final determination rests with the Court. We are not pre-judging the matter. But if this position is ultimately accepted by the Court, it would seriously undermine one of the foundational allegations that has been repeatedly levelled against Er Rashid, he said. The report records that such a finding could lend substantial support to Er Rashids long-standing contention that he was wrongly identified in relation to this aspect of the case. Inam said the latest development further strengthens the need for the Court to examine the question of personal liberty, prolonged incarceration and the evidentiary basis of the allegations with the utmost sensitivity. While appealing to the Chief Justice of India, Inam Un Nabi said Let justice be timely. Let personal liberty receive the priority it deserves. Let the constitutional principle that bail is the rule and jail is the exception be meaningfully upheld. Let compassion, fairness and justice prevail. He also remembered Er Rashids family, who, he said, had endured seven years of separation, uncertainty and emotional hardship, and reiterated AIPs faith in the Supreme Court of India and the Constitution of our country (India).
Acting Chief Justice chairs awareness programme on NALSAs SAMVAD Scheme
Shopian, Aug 8: Acting Chief Justice of the High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, Sanjeev Kumar, Saturday presided over an awareness programme on NALSAs SAMVAD (Strengthening Access to Justice for Marginalized, Vulnerable Adivasis and De-notified/Nomadic Tribes) Scheme at Imtiyaz Memorial Government Degree College, Shopian. Executive Chairman, J&K Legal Services Authority, and M.K. Sharma, Registrar General, High Court of J&K and Ladakh, were also present. The programme was organised by the District Legal Services Authority, Shopian, under the aegis of J&K Legal Services Authority. On arrival, the Acting Chief Justice and other dignitaries inspected stalls put up by various government departments. Addressing the gathering, Sanjeev Kumar lauded DLSA Shopian and J&K LSA for organising the programme. He highlighted the constitutional and legal rights of tribal communities and the role of Legal Services Authorities in ensuring access to justice at the grassroots level. He said the NALSA SAMVAD Scheme, 2025, aims to bridge the gap between tribal communities and legal aid services. Principal District & Sessions Judge and Chairman, DLSA Shopian, Mehmood Ahmad Chowdhary, delivered the welcome address. He stressed the importance of legal awareness and community outreach among tribal populations. MLA Shopian, Deputy Commissioner Shopian and SSP Shopian were also present. The dignitaries later released Sabeel, a publication prepared by DLSA Shopian. Tribal boys and girls presented a cultural programme showcasing the communitys rich culture and heritage. More than 2,000 tribal people from across Shopian attended the event. They were sensitised about the SAMVAD Scheme 2025. Felicitation certificates were distributed among achievers from the tribal community. Beneficiaries of various government schemes were also provided benefits on the spot by the dignitaries. Members of the Bar, representatives of tribal communities and officers of various departments spoke on the occasion. They shared their views on the implementation of tribal welfare schemes. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by the Principal Magistrate, JJB Shopian. Later, the Acting Chief Justice and Registrar General inspected the newly constructed District Court Complex, Shopian. They also interacted with Judicial Officers and members of the Bar Association, Shopian. Issues relating to legal aid and access to justice were discussed. Registrar Vigilance, Registrar Judicial, Registrar IT and Joint Registrar Protocol of the High Court of J&K and Ladakh, besides other district officers, were present.
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Jammu and Kashmir Crime Branch Investigates Visa Fraud Scheme
Jammu, August 8: The Jammu and Kashmir Crime Branchs Special Crime Wing and Economic Offenses Wing have registered a case regarding a fraudulent scheme promising visas and jobs abroad. According to a statement from the EOW Jammu, the case was filed based on a joint written complaint from several residents of Doda district. The complainants ... Read more Jammu and Kashmir Crime Branch Investigates Visa Fraud Scheme
Former High Court Chief Justice-led panel set up to review Bidadi Township Project
On the eve of the Janata Dal (Secular) and the Bharatiya Janata Party taking out a padayatra from Bidadi against the Bidadi Township Project, Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar has ordered a committee led by a former High Court Chief Justice to re-examine the project
Bihar should withdraw alcohol ban as it failed to curb crimes against women: Report
Tejashwi Yadav Criticizes Government Over Rising Crime in Bihar
Patna, August 8: Tejashwi Yadav, the Leader of the Opposition in the Bihar Legislative Assembly, addressed concerns regarding rising crime rates and the plight of poor farmers and laborers during a visit to Dinara on Saturday. He highlighted the brutal murder of a poor farmer-laborer in Rohtas Dinara, stating that efforts are being made to ... Read more Tejashwi Yadav Criticizes Government Over Rising Crime in Bihar
Tejashwi Yadav Criticizes Government for Rising Crime Rates in Bihar
Patna, August 8: Tejashwi Yadav, the Leader of the Opposition in the Bihar Assembly, addressed the alarming crime rates and the plight of poor farmers and laborers during a visit to Dinara on Saturday. He highlighted the brutal murder of a poor farmer-laborer in Rohtas Dinara. Yadav stated that efforts are being made to shield ... Read more Tejashwi Yadav Criticizes Government for Rising Crime Rates in Bihar
Rohini Hattangadi Receives NAFA Lifetime Achievement Honor
Veteran actor Rohini Hattangadi received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the North America Film Association during a three-day Marathi film festival that opened Aug. 7 with a red carpet event at the California Theatre in San Jose.
Meta Under Government Scrutiny Over Algorithms, Deepfakes
The Indian government is examining whether Meta's recommendation systems are compatible with the legal protections available to intermediaries under the Information Technology Act, while also asking the U.S. tech giant to take stronger action against deepfakes and other harmful AI-generated content, according to sources.
Study Points To Lasting Cell Stress In People With Long COVID
A new study has found that people with long COVID continue to show signs of immune system and blood vessel dysfunction long after recovering from the initial SARS-CoV-2 infection, offering fresh clues about why many patients experience lingering symptoms.
Russia Sanctions Bill Clears U.S. Senate, May Expose India To 100% Tariffs
The U.S. Senate has approved a broad new sanctions bill aimed at increasing pressure on Russia over its war in Ukraine, with the proposed legislation potentially exposing major buyers of Russian energy, including India, to tariffs of up to 100 percent.
U.S. Justice Department subpoenas New York Times journalist in North Korea leak probe
Freelancer Matthew Cole was subpoenaed in February by Virginia prosecutors seeking more than two years worth of his notes as well as his testimony, according to the newspaper.
Adivasi and Dalit organisations are demanding a comprehensive inquiry into the death of Yogi (Jogi), who was reportedly killed in police firing during the 2003 Muthanga land agitation and and the alleged human rights violations in connection with the stir
Dialogue, dignity, inclusion essential for effective access to justice: CJI Surya Kant
INDORE: Dialogue, dignity and inclusion are essential for effective access to justice, and a true legal aid means people spoken to and not merely spoken at, Chief Justice of India Surya Kant said on Saturday. Speaking to reporters after a programme here, he also stated that the backlog of cases in the country has decreased []
Manipur: Black flags waved as CM Khemchand Singh convoy, demand for justice for six slain Nagas
When Speed Becomes A Substitute For Justice
By Inderjit Badhwar There is something deeply appealing about the phrase fast-track justice. For citizens waiting years, sometimes decades, for a verdict, the promise of a court that will hear a case quickly and deliver a decision within a defined period sounds almost self-evidently just. But the experience of Indias fast-track courts raises a more [] The post When Speed Becomes A Substitute For Justice appeared first on India Legal .
CJI Surya Kant calls for united voice to make justice reach the last mile
Chief Justice of India Justice Surya Kant on Saturday urged legal services institutions to treat justice not as a distant promise but as a daily practice rooted in dialogue, dignity and inclusion, as he inaugurated the West Zone Regional Conference of the National Legal Services Authority in Indore. Addressing judges, judicial officers, legal-aid counsels and [] The post CJI Surya Kant calls for united voice to make justice reach the last mile appeared first on India Legal .
Chief Justice Surya Kant urges justice system to reach citizens directly
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Bihar tells Supreme Court Deepak Prakash nominated as MLC, can continue as minister
The Bihar government on Friday informed the Supreme Court that Panchayati Raj Minister Deepak Prakash has been nominated as a Member of the Legislative Council (MLC), enabling him to continue as a member of the State Cabinet. A Bench comprising Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi and Justice V Mohana was [] The post Bihar tells Supreme Court Deepak Prakash nominated as MLC, can continue as minister appeared first on India Legal .
A Mumbai Sessions Court has refused to grant anticipatory bail to a Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) student accused of raising slogans seeking the release of Sharjeel Imam and Umar Khalid during an event organised on the institutes campus to commemorate former Delhi University professor G.N. Saibaba. Additional Sessions Judge V.B. Bohra, while rejecting [] The post Mumbai Sessions Court denies anticipatory bail to TISS student over slogans seeking release of Sharjeel Imam, Umar Khalid appeared first on India Legal .
Two almost textbook examples of justice-on-time and justice delayed show how faith of the common man in the legal system of the country is on a curve spiralling into the abyss. The on-time incident, though, shows how hope has stayed alive, still The post A Stitch In Time appeared first on India Legal .
Dialogue, dignity and inclusion essential for effective access to justice: CJI Surya Kant
Access to justice begins with dialogue, and solutions should be provided according to specific problems faced by people, said Chief Justice of India Surya Kant
Crime Branch Jammu Registers FIR in Rs 10.05 Lakh Overseas Job Fraud Case
SRINAGAR: The Special Crime Wing (SCW) of Crime Branch Jammu has registered a case in connection with an alleged overseas employment fraud in which a Jammu resident was reportedly cheated of Rs 10.05 lakh on the promise of securing a work visa and employment in Russia. According to officials, the complaint was filed against Vishal []
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Crime Branch Jammu registers FIR in overseas visa, job fraud case
Jammu, Aug 08: The Special Crime Wing (SCW) of Jammu's Crime Branch registered an FIR on Saturday in connection with an alleged overseas visa and employment fraud involving multiple accused persons, an official said. The case stems from a joint written complaint filed by several residents of Doda district. They alleged that Bilal Ahmad, a resident of Kishtwar's Dachhan area currently based in Dubai, induced them with promises of arranging visas and employment in Dubai, a SCW spokesperson said. Acting on these assurances, he said the complainants transferred substantial sums of money into the bank accounts of different individuals as instructed by the accused. During the preliminary enquiry, it surfaced that the funds were routed through the bank accounts of Yasir Arfat, Ashiq Hussain, and Moin Khan, who allegedly acted in coordination with the main accused, the spokesperson said. He said the evidence prima facie indicated a well-planned criminal conspiracy involving multiple people to cheat innocent job aspirants under the guise of providing overseas employment. Accordingly, the spokesperson said a formal case was registered on Friday against the accused persons under the relevant provisions of law, adding that the investigation will focus on tracing the money trail, identifying the role of each accused, and securing justice for the victims. The SCW advised the public to exercise utmost caution while dealing with individuals or agencies offering overseas jobs or visa services. It urged people to verify the credentials of such entities through authorised government channels before making any payments and to promptly report any suspicious activity to the nearest police station or helpline.
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Access to Justice Begins With Dialogue: CJI Surya Kant
Volunteers linked to legal services authorities must help secure justice for victims in dignified, inclusive way CJI Surya Kant said
Maheshwaram DCP Reviews Crime Control Measures at Monthly Meeting
The DCP directed Station House Officers (SHOs) to speed up investigations and ensure timely filing of charge sheets. He also instructed them to closely monitor habitual offenders, strengthen CCTV surveillance and intensify visible policing.
Western states, UTs forge joint strategy against cybercrime, drug cartels
Police chiefs from seven western states met to devise a joint strategy. They finalized security arrangements for the 2028 Ujjain Simhastha Fair. Real-time intelligence sharing and synchronized anti-narcotics operations were resolved. Discussions also covered cybercrime and the use of modern policing technology. Future meetings will be held in Goa to continue these efforts.
Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee has moved the Supreme Court challenging the Calcutta High Courts August 5 order refusing him permission to travel abroad for eye treatment. The restriction on Banerjees foreign travel was imposed as a condition while granting him protection from arrest in a criminal case concerning an allegedly provocative speech made in [] The post Abhishek Banerjee moves Supreme Court against Calcutta High Court order denying permission for overseas eye treatment appeared first on India Legal .
Calcutta High Court declines to interfere with Kunal Ghosh
The Calcutta High Court has dismissed a petition filed by Trinamool Congress MLA Kunal Ghosh seeking judicial directions to the West Bengal Assembly Speaker to permit him to participate in legislative debates and articulate objections to Bills introduced before the House. Justice Krishna Rao held that the Court cannot exercise its writ jurisdiction to regulate [] The post Calcutta High Court declines to interfere with Kunal Ghoshs plea for speaking opportunity in West Bengal assembly appeared first on India Legal .
Centre notifies appointment of 30 Judges across four High Courts, 22 advocates among appointees
The Central government on Friday notified the appointment of five judges to the Madras high Court and 15 additional judges to the High Courts across the country, including the Madras High Court, Calcutta High Court, Karnataka High Court and Madhya Pradesh High Court. The latest judicial appointments include both permanent judges and additional judges, aimed [] The post Centre notifies appointment of 30 Judges across four High Courts, 22 advocates among appointees appeared first on India Legal .
India Tweaks FDI Rules To Expand Online Market Access For MSMEs
India plans to use e-commerce as a bigger growth engine for its small businesses after the government amended its Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) rules to support large-scale online retail and expand market access for traditional products, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said on Friday, August 7.
Republican Senator Seeks Tougher Green Card Rules For Foreign Workers
Indian technology professionals seeking U.S. permanent residency could face a more demanding green card process after a Republican senator called for stricter hiring rules for employers sponsoring foreign workers.
The rise of NATO-style Islamic alliance between Pakistan, Turkey and Saudi Arabia
In what is being viewed as the emergence of a NATO-style Islamic alliance, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan have signed a defense agreement which clearly states that an attack on one of them would be treated as an attack on all three.
New Colombia President pledges robust fight against crime, fiscal austerity in maiden speech
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Mumbai crimebranch arrests 12 international gang members in500 crorecyber fraud case
According to Raj Tilak Roshan, DCP Detection, the men, between the ages of 20 and 25, were mostly recruited from Ahmedabad or Rajkot in Gujarat. They were given 10 to 15 days of training before being placed in the villa
Telangana Named Top State for Cybercrime Control in PMO's PRAGATI Review
Anand said the achievement reflected the professionalism, dedication and coordinated efforts of the entire bureau
Stanford Economist Saumitra Jha named Finalist for Social Science Breakthrough of the Year
Saumitra Jha, Associate Professor of Political Economy at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, has been named a finalist for the prestigious Social Science Breakthrough of the Year by the Falling Walls Foundation. The international recognition honors his work on Breaking through the Ethnic Growth Trap, an ongoing research initiative that examines how societies can overcome entrenched intergroup divisions to build lasting stability and economic progress.
Crime branch nabs 3 within 24 hours of shooting, gold chain robbery
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Uttarakhand among top five states in cybercrime management in PRAGATI review
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Hyderabad cyber crime police arrest 49 persons from 15 States in July, refund 98.8 lakh to victims
Hyderabad cybercrime crackdown: 49 held, 70 FIRs in July
Hyderabad: As many as 70 first information reports (FIRs) were registered and 49 individuals arrested for cyber crimes in July 2026, according to a statement by the Cyber Crime Police Station, Hyderabad. The Cyber Crime Police apprehended 49 individuals across 15 states linked to 25 cases and refunded nearly Rs 99 lakh to victims. The 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 .
Hyderabad Cyber Crime Police Arrest 49 Suspects in July Crackdown
Hyderabad, August 7: The Cyber Crime Police of Hyderabad have arrested 49 individuals from 15 states in connection with 25 cyber crime cases during July. The police successfully returned 98,89,202 to the victims. In a statement released on Friday, the police reported receiving numerous complaints on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal (NCRP), leading to ... Read more Hyderabad Cyber Crime Police Arrest 49 Suspects in July Crackdown
Listening To Personalized Music May Ease Anxiety, Depression After Stroke: Study
Listening to personalized vocal music during hospitalization after a stroke may help reduce anxiety and depression while improving sleep quality, according to a new randomized clinical trial.
By Justice Markandey Katju (Justice Markandey Katju is a former Judge, Supreme Court of India, and former Chairman of the Press Council of India. The views expressed are his own.) The Indian Parliament on Thursday passed a bill that makes any insult to the song Vande Mataram a criminal offense. The bill grants Vande Mataram []
After visiting drought-hit villages in Vijayanagara, the Minister says the report would be placed before Chief Minister for early relief measures
What he did was worse than crimes: Trump wants DOJ to go after Fauci following contempt vote
