India nears target but still bears 73% of South Asias malaria burden: WHO
India shoulders a significant malaria burden in Southeast Asia, despite regional progress. While cases have dropped dramatically, millions remain at risk, particularly in remote areas. Aggressive interventions have driven down incidence, but challenges like drug resistance and outbreaks in forest regions persist. India's progress marks a major shift towards elimination.
CBI makes its first arrest in Odisha SI hiring scam
Deadline ends today, no waqf registration extension: Rijiju
Main goal of BJP is to erase Nehru and his legacy: Sonia
Putin promises non-stop energy, PM says Russia ties like pole star
India and Russia reaffirmed their strong ties, signing over a dozen agreements to boost economic partnership to $100 billion by 2030. Both nations committed to uninterrupted fuel shipments and discussed civil nuclear cooperation. Discussions also covered defense, manpower mobility, and India's UN Security Council bid, with leaders expressing satisfaction with the summit's outcomes.
Were overcautious while using AI in judiciary, says CJI
Pic of Roy smoking bidi on book cover not illegal, rules SC
Maha civic polls result after Dec 20 voting: SC upholds HC order
The Supreme Court has cleared the way for the immediate declaration of Maharashtra civic election results, dismissing any further delays due to pending High Court cases. The apex court ruled that results for all municipal bodies will be announced after the final round of voting on December 20, irrespective of ongoing legal challenges.
BJP, DMK MPs clash in Parliament over Tamil Nadu ritual
Exclusive rights over temple rituals, TN defends defying HC order in SC
Tamil Nadu's DMK government sought an urgent Supreme Court hearing on its appeal against the Madras High Court's order allowing the 'Karthigai Deepam' lighting atop Thiruparankundram hills. The state claims exclusive rights over temple rituals, defying the HC's directives. The SC acknowledged the plea but offered no immediate assurance for an early listing.
Dying declaration cant be rejected due to time lag: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has ruled that a dying declaration remains valid even if there's a time gap before the victim's death, and it doesn't need to be made under immediate threat. Such statements, even if not recorded by a magistrate or medically certified for mental fitness, are admissible. This decision allows prosecution of in-laws in a dowry death case.
Agri ministers meet, commit to strengthen cooperation
After Kudankulam project, Modi & Putin discuss building second Russian N-plant in India
India and Russia are set to significantly boost nuclear energy collaboration following President Putin's visit. Discussions focused on constructing a second Russian-designed nuclear power plant, with India committed to finalizing site allocation. The agreement also encompasses expanding cooperation in fuel cycle, lifecycle support for Kudankulam, and peaceful atomic energy applications.
Russia makes first delivery of Nuclear-fuel for TN nuclear plant's 3rd unit
Undeterred by global pressures, Russia has commenced nuclear fuel deliveries for Kudankulam's third unit, reinforcing its commitment to uninterrupted energy cooperation with India. This marks the first VVER-1000 fuel shipment under a new contract, promising extended operational cycles and improved performance for India's growing nuclear power capacity.
Tezpur university crisis deepens as prof takes charge as acting VC suo motu
Tezpur University faces turmoil as senior professor Dhruba Bhattacharyya takes charge as acting vice-chancellor, citing university statutes. This move follows a controversial board meeting where a pro-VC was reportedly appointed, sparking student and faculty protests against the absent VC, Shambhu Nath Singh, over alleged corruption and mismanagement. Bhattacharyya aims to resume academic activities and exams.
India-Russia Summit-Level Talks | Terror strikes in Pahalgam or Crocus, roots are same: PM
Terrorism an Assault on Humanity; IndiaRussia to intensify counter-terror efforts New Delhi, Dec 5:Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday asserted that both the countries are determined to fight terror and its sponsors, and dismantle their ecosystem. During summit-level talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin at New Delhi, PM Modi said [] The post India-Russia Summit-Level Talks | Terror strikes in Pahalgam or Crocus, roots are same: PM appeared first on Northlines .
CM seeks Rs 250-Cr patient-centric project SKIMS
Srinagar, Dec 5:Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday hailed the contribution of Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) in revolutionising healthcare in Jammu and Kashmir, even as he expressed concern over its administrative functioning. Omar claimed that the key files of the institute are not being routed through him or the Health Minister. Speaking at [] The post CM seeks Rs 250-Cr patient-centric project SKIMS appeared first on Northlines .
After 10-yr chase, wildlife sleuths nab the ghost
Interpol-wanted wildlife trafficker Yangchen Lachungpa, a decade-long fugitive, was apprehended in a remote Sikkim village. Her arrest, following a complex operation, marks a significant breakthrough in combating international wildlife smuggling. Authorities believe her network linked Indian tiger reserves to Nepal, Tibet, and China, dealing in various endangered species parts.
1 of 2 cubs released in Kuno on Cheetah Day is dead
1 of 2 cubs released in Kuno on International Cheetah Day is dead
Tragedy struck India's cheetah reintroduction project as a 10-month-old cub died in Kuno National Park just a day after its 'historic' release. The cub, separated from its mother Veera and sibling, was found dead Friday. Officials are awaiting an autopsy to determine the cause, while the mother and remaining cub are reportedly safe and monitored closely.
USBRL project generated over 5 Cr man-days of employment: Minister
Survey for BaramullaUri line complete; DPR prepared to boost Kashmirs rail connectivity New Delhi, Dec 5:Union Minister for Railways Ashwini Vaishnaw on Friday said that the Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla Rail Link (USBRL) project generated more than 5 crore man-days of employment. While addressing the Rajya Sabha Vaishnaw said the USBRL project significantly boosted connectivity and economic activity [] The post USBRL project generated over 5 Cr man-days of employment: Minister appeared first on Northlines .
Fog, dry weather to continue across Jammu Hills, Valley
Jammu Tawi, Dec 5:Night temperatures recorded an improvement across Jammu and Kashmir on Friday, with most stations in the Valley and Jammu region showing a rise from previous nights, while the Meteorological Department said that fog and dry weather will continue across the Kashmir Valley. Sub-zero conditions, however, continued in several higher reaches of the [] The post Fog, dry weather to continue across Jammu Hills, Valley appeared first on Northlines .
J&K sees highest POCSO case disposal in 5 years: Centre
New Delhi, Dec 5:Jammu and Kashmir has registered 42 Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) cases in 2025 out of which 23 cases were disposed of during the same yearmarking the highest disposal count in the last five years, officials said on Friday. The official figures shared by the Union Ministry of Law and [] The post J&K sees highest POCSO case disposal in 5 years: Centre appeared first on Northlines .
J&K gets new 379 MBBS, 118 PG seats for 2025-26
New Delhi, Dec 5:The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare informed that the National Medical Commission (NMC) Friday said that Jammu and Kashmir has been allotted one new medical college along with 379 MBBS seats and 118 postgraduate seats for the academic session 202526. As per official figures submitted in the Lok Sabha, the ministry [] The post J&K gets new 379 MBBS, 118 PG seats for 2025-26 appeared first on Northlines .
Detained AAP MLAs plea listed for final hearing on Dec 18
SIA conducts raids in Kashmir in white collar terror network probe
Jammu and Kashmir's State Investigation Agency conducted raids in Srinagar and Ganderbal, targeting a white-collar terror network. Investigations into an inter-state module led to the search of an AC technician's residence and another individual's home, uncovering links to weapons and a Jaish-e-Mohammad module involving doctors.
Cancer cases show persistent rise in J&K
New Delhi, Dec 5:Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Friday informed Lok Sabha that Jammu & Kashmir has recorded a persistent rise in cancer cases over the last five years. As per the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and National Cancer Registry Programme (NCRP), the estimated number of cancer cases in J&K [] The post Cancer cases show persistent rise in J&K appeared first on Northlines .
20 of 23 OSC operational in J&K: Centre
New Delhi: Union Ministry of Women and Child Development on Thursday informed the Lok Sabha that Jammu and Kashmir has a total of 23 One Stop Centres (OSCs) approved under the Nirbhaya Fund out of which 20 are operational. The data presented in response to a parliamentary question states that J&K continues to expand its [] The post 20 of 23 OSC operational in J&K: Centre appeared first on Northlines .
J&K gets over Rs 1,801 Cr RDSS grant in 3 years
New Delhi, Dec 5:Jammu & Kashmir has received over Rs 1,800 crore in central grants under the Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme (RDSS) over the last three financial years, according to data tabled in the Lok Sabha. As per official figures, J&K has a sanctioned Gross Budgetary Support (GBS) of 4,803 crore under the scheme. Of [] The post J&K gets over Rs 1,801 Cr RDSS grant in 3 years appeared first on Northlines .
CS for timely completion of Rs 1,000 Cr health infra projects
Jammu Tawi, Dec 5:Chief Secretary, Atal Dulloo today held a meeting to conduct a comprehensive review of several key projects underway in the Health and Medical Education (H&ME) Department. The review covered the progress of Critical Care Blocks (CCBs) being established across districts under the Pradhan MantriAyushman Bharat Health Infrastructure Mission (PM-ABHIM), developments made under [] The post CS for timely completion of Rs 1,000 Cr health infra projects appeared first on Northlines .
Admissions at Vaishno Devi Medical College merit-based: Dy CM
Jammu Tawi, Dec 5: Jammu and Kashmir Deputy Chief Minister Surender Chaudhary on Friday said that admissions to the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Medical College were made purely on merit through NEET and should not be viewed from a religious perspective. My point is that childrens education should not be judged on the scale of [] The post Admissions at Vaishno Devi Medical College merit-based: Dy CM appeared first on Northlines .
Railways adds extra coach to JammuDelhi Rajdhani amid flight delays
Jammu Tawi, Dec 5: In view of the ongoing IndiGo flight disruptions, Northern Railways on Friday announced the augmentation of an additional coach in the Jammu-New Delhi Rajdhani Express for the next seven days, beginning tonight, officials said. Senior Divisional Commercial Manager Uchit Singhal said the decision comes to facilitate stranded passengers and provide [] The post Railways adds extra coach to JammuDelhi Rajdhani amid flight delays appeared first on Northlines .
NC Govt achieved a lot in one year: Farooq
Srinagar, Dec 5: National Conference (NC) President Farooq Abdullah on Friday defended the Jammu and Kashmir Government, saying a lot has been achieved in its first year within the limited powers granted to it under the Union Territory set up. Abdullah, however, said a lot more needs to be done to ease the sufferings of [] The post NC Govt achieved a lot in one year: Farooq appeared first on Northlines .
SIA raids on terror module in Srinagar, Ganderbal
Srinagar, Dec 5: The Jammu and Kashmir Polices State Investigation Agency (SIA) Friday carried out raids in Srinagar and Ganderbal districts as part of its investigations into the white collar terror module, officials said. The early morning raids were carried out by the SIA in Srinagar and Ganderbal districts in central Kashmir, including at the [] The post SIA raids on terror module in Srinagar, Ganderbal appeared first on Northlines .
97 pc forms digitised in phase 2 of SIR: EC
New Delhi, Dec 5: The Election Commission on Friday said over 49 crore or nearly 97 per cent of the enumeration forms have so far been digitised in the first stage of the ongoing Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in nine states and three union territories. In its daily Special Intensive Revision (SIR) bulletin, [] The post 97 pc forms digitised in phase 2 of SIR: EC appeared first on Northlines .
'We Are Colleagues, Not Enemies': Shivakumar Confirms Meeting With Minister Satish Jarkiholi
Deputy CM DK Shivakumar and Minister Satish Jarkiholi have dismissed rumours of a rift, saying their meeting at a wedding was routine and that political friendships are common.
Congress spokespersons obliquely questioned the conscience of a party member who accepts such an invitation when the top leadership has been sidelined
Siddaramaiah Flags GST Revenue Loss, Seeks 50% Share Of Pan Masala Cess From Centre
The Chief Minister raised concerns over reports that the pan masala cess could be routed through a centrally sponsored health scheme.
Rashtrapati Bhavan dinner: President Putin echoes sabka saath, sabka vikas message - video
Russian President Vladimir Putin invoked India's 'Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas' slogan, stating it reflects the true character of India-Russia relations. He emphasized cooperation in the Eurasian space to build peace, trust, and security for all, highlighting the strategic and people-centric nature of their partnership.
From Jhol momo to Saffron Pulao: President Murmu hosts grand feast for Putin; what was on the menu
President Droupadi Murmu hosted Russian President Vladimir Putin for a grand state banquet at Rashtrapati Bhavan, concluding his two-day visit. The event featured a curated menu of Indian delicacies and a musical celebration blending Indian classical and Russian melodies, reinforcing diplomatic and cultural ties.
Crime Rising, Police Must Rise Too
There is a dire need that men in Khaki in Jammu region should gird up loins to tackle crime befittingly as this scourge has increased out of proportions in this part of the Union Territory. What is more important for the police is to stop crime rather than investigating and taking on criminals head after [] The post Crime Rising, Police Must Rise Too appeared first on Northlines .
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann holds roadshow in Osaka to attract Japanese investment
Indias Food-Security architecture is straining needing immediate reforms
PDS is still the best option for poor- It has to be streamlined, not given up By R. Suryamurthy Indias public distribution system (PDS)a sprawling, decades-old welfare mechanism that feeds 81 crore peoplehas managed to sustain an extraordinary scale of operations. Month after month, through pandemics, inflation shocks and erratic procurement cycles, the system [] The post Indias Food-Security architecture is straining needing immediate reforms appeared first on Northlines .
U.S. signals expansion of travel ban to 30 countries leading to big furore
Immigration and national security emerge as top political agenda for Trump in 2026 By Ashok Nilakantan Ayers NEW YORK: The Trump administration is preparing to dramatically widen its travel ban, potentially restricting entry from more than 30 countries, in what officials describe as an urgent response to national-security concerns and a series of [] The post U.S. signals expansion of travel ban to 30 countries leading to big furore appeared first on Northlines .
Tributes to Baba Saheb Dr. Ambedkar: From Labor leader to Nation Builder
Arjun Ram Meghwal Today, we commemorate the 70th Mahaparinirvan Day of Baba Saheb Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar, a larger-than-life figure and a champion of progressive measures that have shaped the course of modern human society. As a jurist, economist, philosopher, reformer, and above all, a nation-builder, his tireless efforts laid the foundation of modern India. He [] The post Tributes to Baba Saheb Dr. Ambedkar: From Labor leader to Nation Builder appeared first on Northlines .
India and Russia have pledged to boost their joint efforts in implementing climate actions under UN frameworks, including the Paris Agreement. Both nations will collaborate on increasing access to climate finance and technologies for developing countries and economies in transition. They also agreed to intensify bilateral dialogue on carbon trade mechanisms and low-carbon technologies.
Deepam Lamp Row: BJP Calls DMK 'Anti-Hindu', RSS-Backed Group Announces Statewide Protest
BJPs Tamil Nadu unit alleged that the state government had wilfully defied a court order by stopping devotees from lighting the sacred Karthigai Deepam lamp.
From Kashmiri saffron to Assam tea: What all PM Modi gifted Vladimir Putin -- see pics
Prime Minister Modi presented President Putin with culturally significant gifts, including Assam Black Tea, an ornate silver tea set, a silver horse, a marble chess set, Kashmiri saffron, and a Russian translation of the Srimad Bhagavad Gita. These gifts underscore the enduring friendship and shared cultural values between India and Russia, complementing discussions on deepening bilateral relations and strategic partnerships.
Congress leaders criticized MP Shashi Tharoor for accepting an invitation to a Presidential dinner for Vladimir Putin, while Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge were excluded. Leaders questioned the government's intentions and Tharoor's decision, highlighting a perceived snub to the opposition and a departure from democratic traditions.
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has introduced a bill in the Lok Sabha to criminalise marital rape. The proposed law aims to remove the current exception that allows non-consensual sex within marriage. Tharoor stressed the urgent need to uphold women's rights and constitutional values. The bill seeks to amend the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
IndiGo fiasco: Railways comes to the rescue; adds 116 coaches amid passenger rush
Indian Railways has deployed 116 extra coaches across 37 trains to ease passenger travel disruptions caused by the IndiGo flight crisis. Northern Railways is also running five special trains to manage the increased demand. This initiative aims to accommodate the unexpected surge in travelers seeking alternative routes, with various coach types added based on route needs.
NIA judge extends gangster Anmol Bishnoi's custody by 7 days
Anmol Bishnoi, brother of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, has been remanded to NIA custody for another seven days. Deported from the US, Bishnoi faces allegations of hatching a conspiracy with Babbar Khalsa International for terror acts. The court also allowed the NIA to collect his voice and handwriting samples.
'If I Have Lied, I'll Resign': DK Shivakumar Hits Back At BJP Leader Amid Luxury Watch Row
DK Shivakumar and Chalavadi Narayanaswamy clash in Karnataka over a Cartier watch, with the former presenting his Lokayukta affidavit.
Everyones Conscience Has A Voice: Pawan Khera Reacts To Shashi Tharoors Banquet Invite
The Congress has pointed out that Leaders of Opposition in Parliament, Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi, were not invited to the banquet.
IndiGo meltdown: Govt issues urgent directives; flight schedules likely to stabilise by midnight
The Civil Aviation Ministry has directed airlines, particularly IndiGo, to resolve large-scale disruptions and restore services promptly. Flight schedules are expected to stabilize by midnight and fully normalize within days, with passengers able to track delays from home.
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi's diplomatic gestures towards Russian President Vladimir Putin, highlighting the significance of symbolic actions in foreign policy. Tharoor emphasized that these gestures, including receiving Putin at the airport and gifting him the Bhagwad Gita, signal the continuity of India's important relationship with Russia.
Not Rahul Gandhi And Kharge, Shashi Tharoor Gets Invite To Attend Presidents Banquet For Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin is on a two-day state visit to India.
Vijayan leaves 2026 leadership decision to CPI(M)
Prime Minister Modi and President Putin held crucial talks, with India asserting it's not eutral on the Ukraine war, advocating for peace. Modi highlighted continuous contact and trust during the crisis. Putin briefed on peace efforts, acknowledging India's profound support and personal attention from the PM. Discussions also covered space and AI advancements.
'Agreed on economic cooperation plan till 2030': PM Modi in joint statement with Putin - top quotes
Doomsday plane: What is the Flying Kremlin? Putins jet was the most-tracked flight
Russian President Vladimir Putin's specially modified Ilyushin Il-80, dubbed the Flying Kremlin, became the world's most tracked flight en route to Delhi. This secure airborne command center, designed for extreme conditions and equipped with advanced communication and defensive systems, underscores Russia's strategic leadership protection.
Russian President Putin receives guard of honour at Rashtrapati Bhavan
New Delhi, Dec 5: Russian President Vladimir Putin received a ceremonial Guard of Honour at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi on Friday, marking the start of a packed day of high-stakes diplomatic engagement with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the 23rd India-Russia Annual Summit. President Droupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed him [] The post Russian President Putin receives guard of honour at Rashtrapati Bhavan appeared first on Northlines .
ED Attaches Fresh Assets Linked to Reliance Group; Total Attachments Cross 10,000 Cr
New Delhi, Dec 5: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has provisionally attached assets worth 1,120 crore in its ongoing money-laundering investigation against companies of the Reliance Group led by Anil Ambani, officials said on Friday. The attachment, made under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), covers 18 properties including the Reliance Centre at Ballard Estate [] The post ED Attaches Fresh Assets Linked to Reliance Group; Total Attachments Cross 10,000 Cr appeared first on Northlines .
10 IndiGo flights cancelled at Srinagar Airport amid ongoing nationwide disruptions
Srinagar, Dec 5: Flight operations of IndiGo continued to face disruptions on Friday as 10 out of 18 scheduled IndiGo flights at Srinagar International Airport were cancelled, an airport official said . We have 18 scheduled flights of IndiGo today. Out of that, 10 flights are reported cancelled. In case of any significant change, we [] The post 10 IndiGo flights cancelled at Srinagar Airport amid ongoing nationwide disruptions appeared first on Northlines .
RBI unanimously decides to reduce repo rate to 5.25 pc maintaining neutral stance
Mumbai, Dec 5: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) on Friday unanimously decided to reduce the repo rate by 25 basis points to 5.25 percent with immediate effect, while retaining a neutral monetary stance. RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra announced the policy decision after the conclusion of the three-day MPC meeting held [] The post RBI unanimously decides to reduce repo rate to 5.25 pc maintaining neutral stance appeared first on Northlines .
225 IndiGo Flights Cancelled as Delhi Airport Warns of Major Operational Disruptions
New Delhi, Dec 5: Delhi Airport on Friday issued an advisory alerting passengers to significant operational disruptions that have triggered widespread delays and cancellations across domestic flights, including more than 225 IndiGo services. The airport cautioned travellers to check their flight status directly with airlines before heading to the terminal, citing operational challenges affecting [] The post 225 IndiGo Flights Cancelled as Delhi Airport Warns of Major Operational Disruptions appeared first on Northlines .
Rahul Gandhi criticizes the government's monopoly model for the IndiGo disruption, stating ordinary citizens bear the cost through delays and cancellations. The airline's operational challenges have led to widespread flight disruptions, prompting political concern and a Rajya Sabha notice urging the Civil Aviation Minister to address the issue and prevent future incidents.
'Blinded Pakistan air's defences': IAF recalls day 3 of 1971 war; shares rare images
The Indian Air Force commemorated its pivotal role on December 5, 1971, the third day of the war. IAF operations crippled Pakistan's western defenses and devastated enemy airfields. In the east, air superiority paved the way for India's rapid advance, leading to Bangladesh's birth. The Battle of Longewala also saw IAF Hunters decisively halt a Pakistani armored thrust, securing Jaisalmer.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's packed second day in Delhi includes a ceremonial welcome at Rashtrapati Bhavan and a visit to Rajghat. Prime Minister Modi and Putin will hold crucial bilateral talks at Hyderabad House, focusing on defense deals like S-400s and Su-57s, nuclear energy, and broader cooperation. Several agreements are anticipated.
Bomb hoax forces flight diversion
Delays, cancellations & missed flights: Chaos spares none, from footballers to funeral-goers
A nationwide air travel crisis, primarily involving IndiGo, has left thousands stranded. Mumbai City FC's journey to a Super Cup semi-final was severely impacted by cancellations and delays. Passengers faced prolonged waits, exorbitant fares, and missed crucial events, highlighting widespread disruption across major Indian cities.
HC refuses bail to SAD veteran Majithia, says release may hit probe
TMC suspends MLA who vowed Babri-style mosque, he stays defiant
Trinamool Congress has suspended MLA Humayun Kabir for his controversial plan to lay the foundation of a mosque on December 6, the anniversary of the Babri Masjid demolition. Despite the party's action, Kabir remains defiant, vowing to proceed with the plan and launch his own political party. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee emphasized unity, stating that disruptive elements would be removed.
HC scraps 1,600 supernumerary teachers posts in WB schools
Daily road deaths touched 485 in 2024 even as NH fatalities dipped
India witnessed a grim rise in road fatalities in 2024, with 1.77 lakh deaths, averaging 485 daily. While National Highways showed a slight decrease in their share of accidents, overall deaths climbed 2.3% from the previous year. Experts emphasize the need for education and broader awareness campaigns to combat this crisis.
330cr collected in 5 yrs for PUC violations: Govt
At UNGA, India skips vote to stop Ukrainian kids forced relocation
Russian Presidents visit turns parts of city into a fortress
President Putin's visit to New Delhi has transformed key areas into a heavily fortified zone, mirroring G20 security measures. His custom-built Aurus Senat limousine, a olling bunker, was flown in for his protection. A five-layer security grid, combining Russian and Indian elite forces, ensures his safety, with snipers and anti-drone systems deployed.
Live-in ok for adults even if not of marriage age: Rajasthan HC
Rajasthan high court affirmed that two consenting adults, even below marriageable age, have the right to a live-in relationship. Rejecting the argument that the male's age prevented cohabitation, the court cited Article 21, stating fundamental rights cannot be denied. Live-in relationships are not illegal, and the state must ensure protection.
Loudspeakers not integral to practising religion: HC
States must replace BLOs finding SIR work difficult: SC
Parl panel on bill to decriminalise politics to reach out to oppn
ADR: SIR failed to weed out 5L duplicate voters in Bihar
Sunalis haemoglobinlevel low, docs adviseblood transfusion
WFH status shouldnt tilt balance in custody battle: SC
Kerala: HC denies Cong MLA bail in sex assault case; party expels him
Niti panel backs licences, permits for perpetuity
TN defies HC for 2nd time in 2 days on hilltop lamp ritual
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