The Times of India News

A fast-track court has rejected the UP government's plea to withdraw charges against 10 villagers accused in the 2015 Bisada mob lynching of Mohammad Akhlaq. The judge ordered daily hearings, citing the crime's gravity and societal impact. Key witnesses, including Akhlaq's family, will testify next. The court emphasized maintaining law and order.

Young patients are increasingly using social media-derived psychological terms in therapy, presenting a new challenge for clinicians. While this vocabulary aids expression, it also leads to self-diagnosis and over-pathologizing normal experiences. Therapists are adapting to bridge this linguistic gap, validating feelings while reframing them accurately.

Commuters faced significant disruption as Delhi enforced a ban on non-BS 6 vehicles from other states, leading to confusion and fines at border checkpoints. Many were turned back or forced to take lengthy detours, highlighting a lack of coordination and public awareness regarding the new pollution control measures.

A landlady was allegedly murdered by her tenants over five months of unpaid rent in Raj Nagar Extension. The domestic help's timely intervention foiled the couple's plan to dispose of the body and escape. The tenants confessed to strangling and bludgeoning the victim after an argument escalated.

A Noida woman was allegedly murdered by her tenants after a dispute over five months of unpaid rent. The couple reportedly strangled the landlady and struck her with a pressure cooker before hiding her body. Their plan to dispose of the body was thwarted by the domestic help who raised the alarm.