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Indian nationals should explore EB-5 immigrant investor programme: Kumar

Indian immigration attorney Kumar encourages EB-5 program for nationals, highlighting its benefits: USD 800,000 investment, Green Card opportunity, flexible US residency, and shorter current waiting periods for permanent immigration.

Social media has made us increasingly intolerant of opposing views: Ex-CJI Chandrachud

Former CJI Chandrachud warns social media breeds intolerance, highlighting how algorithms create echo chambers and foster hate. He emphasizes the Constitution's enduring values, democratic strength, and the need to uphold justice, liberty, and equality.

Marathas pull children from OBC-run school, tensions escalate

Maratha and OBC communities in Rasingaon, Maharashtra, are withdrawing children from each other's schools amid escalating tensions over caste-based reservations, signaling potential social fabric breakdown and deepening community rifts.

Madhvi Parekh brings to Mumbai a slice of life from a Gujarat village

Madhvi Parekh's exhibition 'Remembered Tales' showcases 18 paintings capturing her Gujarat village's essence through vibrant colors and unique artistic style. The 84-year-old self-taught artist preserves rural memories, depicting traditional life, festivals, and personal experiences with a distinctive perspective.

Baba Siddique murder case: MCOCA court rejects bail pleas of two

Two accused in Baba Siddique murder case have their bail pleas rejected by MCOCA court. Evidence suggests they assisted Anmol Bishnoi gang in executing the NCP leader's assassination in Mumbai, providing logistical and documentary support.

India-Pak match ‘an insult to national sentiments’: Thackeray

Uddhav Thackeray criticizes the Indian cricket team's match against Pakistan, calling it an "insult to national sentiments" following the Pahalgam terror attack. He plans a statewide protest and urges PM Modi to cancel the match, emphasizing nationalism over trade.

Woman, son falls to death from 13th floor of Gr Noida West high-rise

A 37-year-old woman and her 11-year-old specially abled son allegedly jumped from a 13th-floor apartment in Greater Noida West. A suicide note suggested distress over the child's prolonged illness. Police are investigating the incident.

17-yr-old detained for raping, impregnating minor

A 17-year-old boy was detained for allegedly raping and impregnating his minor college mate between January and September 2025, after repeated assaults. Police registered a case under BNS and POCSO Act, and provided medical support to the victim.

Meerut Metro trial runs completed, awaiting RRTS rollout

Meerut Metro trial runs completed with three-coach trains tested on 13 stations. The 82km RRTS corridor linking Delhi, Ghaziabad, and Meerut is nearing completion, with a scheduled rollout by June 2025, offering fast local connectivity.

Fine dues: 300K vehicles, 4.8K licences to face heat

Traffic police in Gautam Budh Nagar referred 299,761 vehicles and 4,829 driving licences for suspension due to repeated traffic rule violations. Fines totaling ₹40 crore were imposed, with wrong-side driving being the most common offence.

All Gurugram roads to be repaired and strengthened by October: DC Ajay Kumar

Gurugram officials plan to repair and strengthen all damaged roads by October, covering 29 roads (23km) with a ₹17 crore budget. Multiple departments are coordinating to restore road infrastructure, ensuring smoother commuting and addressing monsoon-related damage.

Three YouTube channels booked for spreading ‘fake news’ against Gurugram MP

Police filed an FIR against three YouTube channels for spreading false news about Gurugram MP Rao Inderjit Singh, alleging they falsely claimed he would join Congress without verifying information with him or his office.

Millennium city to host 450 Durga Puja Pandals this festive season: Officials

Gurugram will host 450 Durga Puja pandals across the city, with 125 idols prepared. Committees are ensuring smooth, secure, and eco-friendly celebrations, focusing on community spirit and cultural inclusivity during the nine-day festival starting September 22.

Haryana steps up measures to tackle paddy stubble burning ahead of season

Haryana prepares to combat paddy stubble burning with advanced surveillance, higher farmer incentives, and strict action. The state aims to reduce fire incidents through satellite monitoring, revised compensation schemes, and penalties for violators across ten key districts.

PWD issues SOPs for upkeep of horticulture work on roads

PWD issues comprehensive SOPs for road horticulture maintenance, focusing on native plant species, systematic inspections, pruning guidelines, and plant quality. Aims to enhance aesthetics, sustainability, and public safety through structured horticultural operations along roads.

JNUSU organises march in support of jailed activists

JNU students held a "freedom march" supporting jailed activists Sharjeel Imam and Umar Khalid, protesting their prolonged detention in the Delhi riots case and alleging political persecution by the government.