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Party Doesn't Think This Way: Congress Leader On Shashi Tharoor's Remarks Praising PM Modi
V Hanumantha Rao clarified Congress does not share Shashi Tharoors view equating PMs defeat with Indias defeat.
Madhya Pradesh Neta Caught On Cam Saying Nothing Will Happen To Me Amid Rape At Knifepoint Charge
The councillor, Ashok Singh, is accused of raping a woman at knifepoint and filming an objectionable video of her.
India now has a national standard, IS 19445:2025, for testing bomb disposal systems, developed at the Home Ministry's request. This voluntary standard aims to ensure uniform testing, improve manufacturing quality, and boost confidence in equipment used by security forces against various explosive threats. It addresses local realities and draws from global practices.
Is Congress Part Of Anti-India Global Conspiracy: BJP Targets Rahul Gandhi's Germany Visit
BJP accused Congress of colluding with anti-India forces after Sam Pitroda revealed Rahul Gandhi attended Global Progressive Alliance meet in Germany.
According to Shivakumar, the land where the demolition took place was an encroached waste dumpsite.
Record flights, major disasters: 2025 exposed cracks in aviation's epic rebound
Congress Condemns Centre's Move To Rename MGNREGA In Party Working Committee Meeting
Earlier, the Centre passed the Viksit BharatGuarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin) (VBG RAM G) Bill, 2025, in a sweeping overhaul of India's rural employment scheme.
Protests Outside Lok Bhavan, LGs Effigy Burnt Over Medical College Admission Row
Jammu, Dec 27: Hundreds of protesters on Saturday staged a demonstration outside Lok Bhavan here, setting ablaze an effigy of Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha and demanding revocation of the MBBS admission list of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Institute of Medical Excellence in Reasi district of Jammu and Kashmir. Raising slogans like LG go back, the [] The post Protests Outside Lok Bhavan, LGs Effigy Burnt Over Medical College Admission Row appeared first on Northlines .
This day, that year: December 27, 1911 When Jana Gana Mana was first sung in Calcutta
Rabindranath Tagore's patriotic song, 'Jana Gana Mana' was sung publicly for the first time at a 1911 Congress session. It ultimately evolved into becoming India's National Anthem. Initially met with controversy regarding its inspiration, Tagore clarified it honored a timeless guiding spirit, not a monarch. Adopted in 1950 as the national anthem, Jana Gana Mana became a unifying national voice.
3 OGWs Detained Under PSA in Shopian for Terror-Linked Activities
Shopian, Dec 27: In a major preventive action to safeguard peace and security, Shopian Police have detained three Over Ground Workers (OGWs) under the Public Safety Act (PSA) for their alleged repeated involvement in activities prejudicial to the security of the Union Territory. According to a police statement, the detention orders were obtained after following [] The post 3 OGWs Detained Under PSA in Shopian for Terror-Linked Activities appeared first on Northlines .
Influencer, Aide Booked for Life-Threatening Snow Stunts in Gulmarg
Srinagar, Dec 27: Jammu and Kashmir Police have booked two persons, including a social media influencer, for allegedly performing dangerous driving stunts on snow at the ski resort of Gulmarg in Baramulla district. An FIR was registered at Police Station Gulmarg on Tuesday under Sections 281 (rash and negligent driving) and 125 (acts endangering life [] The post Influencer, Aide Booked for Life-Threatening Snow Stunts in Gulmarg appeared first on Northlines .
GOC Rising Star Reviews Operational Preparedness in Kathua
Jammu, Dec 27: General Officer Commanding (GOC) Rising Star Corps, Lieutenant General Rajan Sharawat, on Saturday reviewed the operational preparedness of troops during his visit to remote areas of Kathua district in Jammu and Kashmir. According to a post by the Rising Star Corps on X, the GOC reviewed the preparedness of troops deployed in [] The post GOC Rising Star Reviews Operational Preparedness in Kathua appeared first on Northlines .
EOW Files Chargesheet in Multi-Lakh Livestock Scam
Srinagar, Dec 27: The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of Crime Branch Kashmir has filed a chargesheet before the Chief Judicial Magistrate, Srinagar, in a major livestock fraud case involving alleged cheating and forgery amounting to several lakhs of rupees, officials said on Friday. According to a statement, the chargesheet has been submitted in FIR No. [] The post EOW Files Chargesheet in Multi-Lakh Livestock Scam appeared first on Northlines .
Non-Local Minor Injured in Throat-Slitting Incident in Srinagars Safakadal
Srinagar, Dec 27: A 16-year-old non-local boy sustained serious injuries after his throat was allegedly slit with a sharp-edged object inside his rented accommodation in the Safakadal area of Srinagar, officials said on Saturday. According to official sources, the incident occurred inside the minors rented room, following which he was referred to SMHS Hospital for [] The post Non-Local Minor Injured in Throat-Slitting Incident in Srinagars Safakadal appeared first on Northlines .
8 militants arrested in Manipur
CM: Sikh gurus legacy continues to guide Indias path of progress
MP high court denies MTP nod as minor survivor says she wants the child
Madhya Pradesh High Court denied a 16-year-old rape survivor permission to terminate her 29-week pregnancy, as she wishes to continue and has married the accused. The court directed the Child Welfare Committee to care for her and the child until she turns 18. A medical board had advised against termination due to advanced stage risks.
Extreme weather events in 2025 inflicted over $122 billion in global damages, with India and Pakistan's devastating monsoon floods alone costing $5.6 billion and claiming 1,860 lives. While the US faced the highest financial toll from wildfires, poorer nations bore a disproportionate human cost. Experts warn continued fossil fuel use fuels this escalating crisis.
Unnao rape case: CBI moves Supreme Court against Delhi high court order
The CBI has approached the Supreme Court seeking a stay on the Delhi high court's order suspending the sentence of expelled BJP MLA Kuldeep Singh Sengar in the Unnao rape case. The High Court had ruled that Sengar, convicted for raping a minor, was wrongly classified as a public servant.
UP: Hauled up for using AI during exam, girl dies by suicide; father accuses school of abetment
A Class 10 student died by suicide after allegedly being reprimanded by teachers and the principal at a Greater Noida West school for using AI on her mobile phone during pre-Board exams. Her father has filed a police complaint accusing the school of abetment to suicide and mental harassment.
Resident doctors in Himachal Pradesh have launched an indefinite strike, demanding the reinstatement of a doctor sacked for assaulting a patient. Despite a promise of a fresh inquiry, doctors deem the termination unjust, citing a lack of consideration for the doctor's perspective. The protest has disrupted routine medical services across the state.
In a first, standards for incense sticks notified
India has introduced quality standards for incense sticks, prohibiting harmful insecticidal chemicals and synthetic fragrance intermediates. These new norms, aimed at improving safety and sustainability, classify agarbattis and set requirements for raw materials and burning quality. The voluntary standard, IS 19412:2025, seeks to protect public health and the environment from potentially hazardous substances.
'Sole voice of minorities': Hindus form party in Bangladesh; prepare to fight upcoming polls
Amidst persecution, Bangladesh Minority Janta Party (BMJP) is set to contest 91 seats in the upcoming polls, targeting Hindu and minority votes. The party president seeks alliances with mainstream parties like BNP to ensure minority safety and urges India to shift its support from Awami League to champion the cause of persecuted Hindus.
India's growth must heal, not harm: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat stated India's global rise is certain, emphasizing the need for a humane development model. He cautioned against Western materialism's pitfalls, advocating for progress rooted in balance, restraint, and dharma for true 'sukh' over mere material gain.
Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar: From Sindoor to sports - stories of valour in the spotlight
President Murmu honored 20 young achievers with the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar for their bravery, social service, and talent. Stories like Shavan Singh's support for soldiers and Vansh Tayal's care for an abandoned child highlight remarkable courage and compassion. The awards celebrated exceptional achievements across various fields, inspiring a nation.
Uttar Pradesh faces a significant challenge with 2.89 crore voters deemed 'uncollectable' during a special revision. This includes those who have shifted, passed away, or are untraceable. Lucknow alone saw 12 lakh voters uncollectable. The state aims for a clean electoral roll by February 2026, with draft lists due December 31, 2025.
Saudi, not the US, deported highest number of Indians in 2025
Over 24,600 sent back from 81 countries: MEA
Vajpayee: The statesman who taught India to dream big
Atal Bihari Vajpayee, a statesman and former Prime Minister, is remembered for his blend of courage, compassion, and inclusiveness. His legacy of effective, corruption-free governance and concern for the common man continues to inspire transformative changes. Vajpayee's simplicity, sensitivity, and poetic nature endeared him to all, leaving an indelible mark on India's democratic journey.
Prime Minister Modi lauded the Sahibzadas' supreme sacrifice as a testament to India's courage against religious fanaticism. He emphasized that their story, suppressed for decades due to a colonial mindset, is now being brought to the forefront.
Punjab: Meat, liquor ban in Golden Temple zone rattles Amritsar business
Generations-old trades now face uncertainty
Clearance of cosmetic sold to treat medical conditions nixed
India's drug regulator has revoked the registration of QR 678-Neo, an anti-hair loss product. The cosmetic was illegally marketed online for treating medical conditions like post-chemotherapy hair loss and genetic baldness. This action by the CDSCO against M/s Esthetic Centers International Pvt Ltd serves as a stern warning to the booming cosmetic market about making unapproved therapeutic claims.
Child rapist-killer must be jailed till 'virility sunset': Punjab and Haryana high court
A man convicted of raping and murdering a five-year-old girl will spend 30 years in prison without remission. The Punjab and Haryana High Court commuted his death sentence, stating his incarceration is necessary to prevent future crimes. The court emphasized the need for societal change to protect children and women from such barbaric acts.
Jammu and Kashmir: Fisherman recovers stone sculpture of goddess from Jhelum
A fisherman's routine catch in the Jhelum River led to a significant discovery: a stone sculpture of goddess Durga. Recovered in Baramulla, the ancient artifact was promptly handed over to the archaeology department by the Jammu and Kashmir Police. This incident highlights the region's rich cultural heritage and the police's commitment to its preservation, encouraging citizens to report similar finds.
Pahalgam attack probe to be studied worldwide, Pakistan in dock: Amit Shah
Calls Delhi blast and Pahalgam probes exceptional Praises J&K Police and other agencies Says attack aimed to disrupt harmony and tourism Notes terrorism evolving with technology New Delhi, Dec 26: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said the probe into the Pahalgam terror attack, which claimed 26 civilian lives, will put Pakistan in the [] The post Pahalgam attack probe to be studied worldwide, Pakistan in dock: Amit Shah appeared first on Northlines .
PM Modi ensured justice to victims of 1984 anti-Sikhs massacre: Sinha
Jammu Tawi, Dec 26:Asserting that Prime Minister Narendra Modi ensured justice to the to the victims of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Friday said that under the leadership of PM Modi, historic steps have been taken to honor the legacy of Sikh Gurus. While paying tributes to the Sahibzades, Mata Gujri [] The post PM Modi ensured justice to victims of 1984 anti-Sikhs massacre: Sinha appeared first on Northlines .
J&K: Mirwaiz removes Hurriyat from social media handle; cites government pressure
Mirwaiz Umar Farooq removed his Hurriyat Conference chairman title from social media, citing pressure from J&K authorities. He called it a Hobsons choice after his constituents were banned. This move, while drawing criticism, was defended by some as prioritizing peace. The BJP viewed it as a signal that separatism's path is over.
Nr Railway to run New Year specials between DelhiKatra
Services to operate from Dec 27 amid increased pilgrim, tourist movement Jammu, Dec 26: Northern Railways Jammu Division has announced the operation of special reserved trains between New Delhi and Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra to manage the expected surge in passenger traffic during the New Year period, officials said on Friday. An official informed [] The post Nr Railway to run New Year specials between DelhiKatra appeared first on Northlines .
Omar Abdullahs minister asks J&K MP to resign for planning protest
National Conference has accused Srinagar MP Aga Ruhullah Mehdi of acting on behalf of the central government regarding reservation policy. Minister Javed Ahmad Rana urged Mehdi to pressure his Delhi contacts to expedite the file, rather than protesting the state government's actions.
16 detained from drug hotspots, sent to district jail
Jammu Tawi, Dec 26: Sixteen people were detained by police from drug-related hotspots in Samba district on Friday, officials said. Acting on a tip-off, police carried out an operation in areas prone to drug-related activities at Rakh Barotian in Vijaypur tehsil, where some homeless people were found wandering suspiciously, they said. Police said continuing its [] The post 16 detained from drug hotspots, sent to district jail appeared first on Northlines .
Search Ops launched across Jammu region ahead of New Year
Jammu Tawi, Dec 26: Security forces have launched search and verification operations in Kishtwar, Kathua, Samba, and Jammu, ahead of the new year to maintain heightened security, officials said. The operations are aimed at sensitising hinterland areas, upper reaches, and border belts to keep troops on high alert, they said. In Kishtwar district, the army [] The post Search Ops launched across Jammu region ahead of New Year appeared first on Northlines .
1.47 Cr pilgrims, 12885 foreigners visit Jammu this year
Jammu Tawi, Dec 26: Despite being severely impacted due to Pak-sponsored terror attacks (Pahalgam), Operation Sindoor, and unprecedented rains and floods, the Jammu Division of Jammu and Kashmir this year recorded more than 1.47 crores tourists including 12,000 foreigners visiting the various destinations. The tourism sector in Jammu and Kashmir this year remained impacted due [] The post 1.47 Cr pilgrims, 12885 foreigners visit Jammu this year appeared first on Northlines .
Man held with Rs. 86000 fake currency in Pampore
Srinagar, Dec 26: Police arrested a 27-year-old man from Pampore in Pulwama district and recovered Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) worth 86,000 from his possession, officials said on Friday. A senior police officer confirmed that the accused has been identified as Akeel Majeed a resident of Kadalbal, Pampore. He was arrested by Pampore police. During [] The post Man held with Rs. 86000 fake currency in Pampore appeared first on Northlines .
Leaders across India remembered former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on his first death anniversary. Singh, who served from 2004 to 2014, was hailed as a transformative leader who boosted India's economy. His contributions to the nation's development were acknowledged by political figures. Singh's legacy as an economist and a dedicated public servant continues to inspire.
TMC Taps Influencers, Rolls Out PanchaliPitch With 2026 Bengal Campaign Set To Begin
According to sources, Abhishek Banerjee will begin his election campaign on January 2, starting in South 24 Parganas, and plans to travel across West Bengal
'40kg of explosives used': Shah on Red Fort blast; sends strong msg to all DGPs
Union home minister Amit Shah revealed 40 kgs of explosives were used in a car blast near Red Fort, commending the J&K police for apprehending the entire conspiracy team. He announced a 360-degree assault on organized crime and emphasized seamless technology and data sharing among agencies to combat terrorism effectively.
The Wests hypocrisy is glaring, where Islamists are romanticised as activists and fighters while Hindu victims of Muslim intolerance and violence are dismissed as footnotes in a regional pattern. By Shraddha Pandey In a horrific incident, Dipu Chandra Das, a Hindu garment factory worker in his thirties, was brutallylynched by an Islamic mob [] The post Hypocrisy of Americans: NY Times refuses to name Islamic mob for brutal lynching of Hindu in Bangladesh, attributes it to South Asia pattern appeared first on Northlines .
Indias Space Agency emerges as major force in Global launch market
ISROs dedicated service providing becomes an affordable alternative By T N Ashok A rocket lifted off at dawn from the coastal launch complex of Sriharikota, carrying a 6.1-ton American communications satellite into the December sky. Within minutes, the payload was safely deployed in orbit, another mission completed with the metronomic precision that has become [] The post Indias Space Agency emerges as major force in Global launch market appeared first on Northlines .
Tamil Nadus Open War on Hindu Religious Freedom
byP. Mohan Chandran When the State Turns on The Sanctum What unfolded at Thiruparankundram is not a clerical error.It is not an administrative lapse.It is not even incompetence.It is governance weaponized. When the Madras High Court is forced to summon the Chief Secretary and the Additional Director General of Police and explicitly record a pattern [] The post Tamil Nadus Open War on Hindu Religious Freedom appeared first on Northlines .
Saroj Mahapatra Indias livelihood landscape is highly diverse and complex, shaped by varied agro-climatic conditions and unequal access to natural, human, and economic resources, knowledge, technology, and markets. Nearly 70 percent of rural households depend on agriculture, with 83 percent being small and marginal farmers. There is a huge scope of improvements in productivity [] The post Possibilities under Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin): Experience and Learnings from MGNREGS appeared first on Northlines .
An NRI's viral post highlights a New York friend's surprise at India's rapid growth and affordability, particularly in healthcare, transport, and digital services. While acknowledging better air quality in the US, the visitor noted significantly lower costs for mobile, health insurance, and property taxes in India. The post sparked discussions on civic sense and the nuances of cost-of-living comparisons.
Thrissur Congress Councillor Claims Mayor Post Sold For Bags Of Money
Laly James levelled allegations against UDF mayoral candidate Niji Justin, questioning the manner in which the candidature was finalised.
Who Is Parno Mitra, Bengali Actress Who Has Left BJP To Rejoin TMC Ahead Of 2026 Polls?
The Bengali film star formally joined the ruling party, saying her decision to enter the BJP in 2019 had been a mistake and it was now time to fix those mistakes
The 'Pawars' That Be: Uncle-Nephew Truce In NCP Ahead Of Maharashtra Civic Poll Battle?
By exploring a joint front, the two NCP factions aim to preserve their core electoral territory in Pune and Baramati
India condemned recent violence against minorities in Bangladesh, demanding justice for a Hindu youth's killing. The Centre postponed a GST cut on air purifiers, citing health ministry guidelines. Cricketer Angkrish Raghuvanshi was hospitalised after a head injury, and a Hyderabad woman died after allegedly being set on fire by her husband.
India's Ministry of External Affairs has strongly condemned the recent violence against minorities in Bangladesh, including the killing of a Hindu man. The MEA stated that over 2,900 incidents against minorities have been documented, dismissing claims of media exaggeration or political violence.
4 cops injured, internet suspended in Chomu after violence erupts during anti-encroachment drive
Jaipur, Dec 26: Four policemen were injured in stone-pelting when police removed iron railings erected along a road outside a mosque in Chomu town, about 40 km from Jaipur, early Friday, officials said. The incident occurred when police moved to dismantle the iron railings using an excavator after objections were raised that the structure was [] The post 4 cops injured, internet suspended in Chomu after violence erupts during anti-encroachment drive appeared first on Northlines .
'Gen Z, Gen Alpha will take India towards Viksit Bharat': PM Modi on Veer Baal Diwas; watch
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed confidence that Gen Z and Gen Alpha will lead India towards becoming a developed nation. Addressing students on Veer Baal Diwas, he honored the bravery of the Sahibzadas, emphasizing their courage against religious fanaticism. The observance of Veer Baal Diwas aims to recognize and encourage talented youth.
J&K: Police Launch Probe After Suspicious Bag Found In Udhampur
Udhampur, Dec 26: A suspicious bag was found near the Head Post Office in Udhampur on Friday afternoon. Official sources said that On receiving information, police immediately rushed to the spot and cordoned off the area as a precautionary measure. Further investigation is underway they added. (KNC) The post J&K: Police Launch Probe After Suspicious Bag Found In Udhampur appeared first on Northlines .
Deja vu, India edition: 10 headlines that remained the same in 2025
As 2025 concludes, India witnessed recurring themes: the BJP's continued dominance, the Congress's struggle to revive, persistent air pollution in Delhi, and Pakistan-linked terror. Misogynistic remarks by politicians, language debates, and name-changing initiatives also remained prominent. Cricket stars faced retirement speculation, while the rupee's slide and the perennial 'when will you marry?' question for public figures persisted.
Woman Shot Inside Gurugram Club After Rejecting Marriage Proposal
New Delhi, Dec 26: A 25-year-old woman was shot inside a club in Gurugram after she allegedly refused a marriage proposal from a man, police said on Thursday. The incident occurred in the early hours of December 20 at a club on MG Road. Police said they received information about a firing incident and found [] The post Woman Shot Inside Gurugram Club After Rejecting Marriage Proposal appeared first on Northlines .
Indian Doctoral Student Shot Dead Near University of Toronto Campus
Toronto, Dec 26: A 20-year-old Indian doctoral student was shot dead near the University of Toronto Scarborough campus, with Canadian authorities investigating the incident as a homicide, officials said. Toronto Police identified the victim as Shivank Avasthi, who was found with a gunshot wound near Highland Creek Trail and Old Kingston Road on Tuesday afternoon. [] The post Indian Doctoral Student Shot Dead Near University of Toronto Campus appeared first on Northlines .
'New character unlocked': AAP's launches poster attack on Delhi LG; likens him with 'Ghajni'
Mirwaiz Umar Farooq Removes Hurriyat Chairman Tag From X Profile
Srinagar, Dec 26: Mirwaiz Umar Farooq on Thursday evening removed the designation Chairman, All Parties Hurriyat Conference from his verified X profile, a move that has drawn attention amid the changing political landscape in Jammu and Kashmir. The updated bio on the Mirwaizs X handle now carries only his name and basic location details. He [] The post Mirwaiz Umar Farooq Removes Hurriyat Chairman Tag From X Profile appeared first on Northlines .
CBI Prosecutor Succumbs to Injuries After Banihal Road Accident
Srinagar, Dec 26: A young CBI prosecutor who was critically injured in a road accident near Banihal on Thursday succumbed to his injuries during treatment, on Friday morning, triggering widespread grief across the legal fraternity and his native area. Official sources said the accident occurred on Thursday at around 3:00 pm when an Alto car [] The post CBI Prosecutor Succumbs to Injuries After Banihal Road Accident appeared first on Northlines .
French apples showcased in Mumbai ahead of all-India retail roll out
An exhibition celebrating his 101st anniversary captures the many faces and moods of Vajpayee
Parl panel omits G RAM G bill reference; its chairperson insists will discuss it
Congress asks workers to attend govt convened gram sabhas to expose disbanding of MGNREGA
'Pending case no ground to deny character certifcate': Punjab and Haryana high court
The Punjab and Haryana high court ruled that character certificates cannot be denied to Army aspirants due to pending criminal cases before charges are framed. Justice Suvir Sehgal allowed a petition by Ramanpreet Singh, who was denied a certificate for an abetment to suicide case, stating mere registration of a case isn't guilt.
Punjab and Haryana high court: Reinstate CISF constable sacked in 1998
After 28 years, a CISF constable sacked in 1998 for assault and misconduct has been reinstated by the Punjab and Haryana High Court. The court deemed the punishment excessive, stating past conduct shouldn't justify removal when current allegations are unsubstantiated. The bench emphasized that punishment must be proportionate and not shock the conscience.
No herbal infusion can be called tea, says FSSAI
India's food safety watchdog, FSSAI, has mandated that only beverages derived solely from the Camellia sinensis plant can be labeled as 'tea'. This directive aims to prevent misbranding and consumer confusion, impacting products like rooibos and flower infusions. The move is expected to bring clarity to the market and consumer understanding of what constitutes true tea.
PM Modi: Freed country from tendency to link all good works with one family
Prime Minister Modi, inaugurating a memorial in Lucknow, criticized past governments for glorifying a single family and neglecting national heroes. He stated the BJP government is rectifying this by honoring all contributors and dismantling barriers like Article 370. The memorial celebrates Jan Sangh stalwarts, emphasizing the BJP's commitment to merit-based recognition over dynastic politics.
Vandals target Christmas decorations at Assam school, mob attacks mall in Raipur
Right-wing vandals disrupted Christmas celebrations in Assam and Chhattisgarh on Christmas Day. In Assam, four activists were arrested for smashing decorations at a school, while in Chhattisgarh, an FIR was filed against 25-30 individuals for vandalizing a mall during a shutdown protest.
Newspaper reading now a must for students in UP government schools
Uttar Pradesh schools will now make newspaper reading compulsory for students. A 10-minute slot during morning assembly will be dedicated to reading news, aiming to boost general knowledge, improve vocabulary, and foster critical thinking. This initiative seeks to reduce screen time and cultivate informed, empathetic citizens aware of local and global events.
A 20-year-old Bengali mason, working in Odisha for the first time, was tragically beaten to death by a mob. While his family claims he was falsely accused of being Bangladeshi, police state the violence erupted from a monetary dispute. Two other migrant workers were critically injured in the attack.
Colonel assault case: CBI drops murder bid charge; SIT accused of 'shielding' policemen
CBI has filed a chargesheet against four Punjab Police personnel, naming Inspector Ronnie Singh as the prime accused in the assault on Colonel Pushpinder Bath. Charges of attempted murder were dropped, replaced with 'causing grievous hurt' and 'wrongful restraint' following a parking dispute.
ED case against the former madrassa teacher who drew UP government salary staying in UK
The Enforcement Directorate has registered a money laundering case against a government-recognized madrassa teacher from Azamgarh who fraudulently drew salary and retirement benefits for a decade while living abroad and holding British citizenship. He allegedly amassed significant properties and cash from suspicious entities, highlighting a systemic breakdown in the state's madrassa education framework.
Odisha: Maoist commander Ganesh, 3 others killed in encounter
Naxal carried a Rs 1.1 crore bounty on his head
In a heartwarming display of unity, a 75-year-old Sikh woman in Punjab's Jakhwali village donated land for a new mosque. Sikh and Hindu families are also contributing financially to the construction. This gesture highlights the village's long-standing tradition of interfaith harmony, where all communities support each other's religious needs.
Karnataka bus fire: Another driver's quick decision saved 43 lives
A horrific accident occurred in Chitradurga, Karnataka, when a container truck jumped the median and collided with a sleeper bus. The bus driver, Sachin, witnessed the event unfold, with his own bus clipping the burning sleeper bus. The collision resulted in a serious head injury for Sachin and shattered his windscreen.
Karnataka bus inferno: Wedding bells for 2 techies silenced
A tragic road accident near Hiriyur claimed the lives of two young women, AM Navya and HC Manasa, who were traveling to Sigandur temple. Both were engaged, with Manasa's wedding preparations underway and Navya's scheduled for April 2026. Their PG roommate, Milana Narayanamurthy, miraculously survived the devastating crash.
Navi Mumbai airport takes off with 48 flights, 4k passengers
Navi Mumbai International Airport officially opened its doors with the arrival of IndiGo flight 6E460 from Bengaluru. The new gateway handled 48 flights and over 4,000 passengers on its first day, significantly easing Mumbai's air traffic congestion. Despite initial signage and road access challenges, the airport marks a major expansion for the region's connectivity.
