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‘Modi did not rush to apologise’: Israel newspaper on what Netanyahu can learn from Indian PM
Indian PM Modi's response to Trump's pressures and tariffs demonstrates national pride, refusing to apologize and declining calls. Israel should learn from this approach of defending national honor without panic, according to an Israeli expert's analysis.
Top court orders real estate sector reforms
Supreme Court mandates real estate sector reforms, emphasizing housing as a fundamental right. Directs creation of a reform committee, strengthening tribunals, establishing revival funds, and protecting homebuyers from speculative practices through comprehensive, project-specific guidelines.
₹71k-cr projects in focus during PM’s 5-state tour
PM Modi to tour five eastern and northeastern states, inaugurating ₹71,000 crore worth of projects. Visits include Mizoram's first railway connection, Manipur development initiatives, Assam infrastructure projects, and Bihar's Makhana board launch.
Supreme Court sets two-month limit for HCs, local courts to decide bail pleas
Supreme Court mandates high courts and local courts to decide bail pleas within two months, emphasizing personal liberty's importance and criticizing prolonged judicial delays that undermine constitutional rights.
Five years on, Umar Khalid awaits bail, trial
Umar Khalid, a student leader, has been in Tihar Jail for five years, facing charges related to the 2020 Delhi riots. Despite multiple bail attempts, he remains incarcerated, with his family and partner supporting him through brief, intermittent releases and regular visits.
Police complaint filed as row over AI video of PM Narendra Modi’s mother intensifies
A Delhi BJP worker filed a police complaint against Congress over an AI-generated video depicting PM Modi and his late mother, sparking political controversy. BJP leaders condemned the video as disrespectful, while Congress defended it as harmless.
Six dead as truck plows Into Ganesha procession in Karnataka’s Hassan
A truck lost control during a Ganesha procession in Karnataka's Hassan, killing six people and injuring over 20. The driver swerved to avoid a motorcyclist, crashed into the crowd, and was arrested. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Why ban only in NCR: SC seeks uniform policy on firecrackers
Supreme Court questions firecracker ban limited to Delhi-NCR, seeking a uniform national policy. Bench argues pollution affects all cities, not just the capital. Court maintains current ban but seeks further review of green cracker formulations.
UP: Former IPS officer, wife booked in forgery, cheating case; claim 'political vendetta'
Former IPS officer Amitabh Thakur and his wife Nutan have been booked for forgery, cheating, and misuse of position related to a 1999 industrial plot allotment in Deoria. The couple claims the allegations are politically motivated. A complaint accuses Nutan of fabricating documents to secure the plot, while Thakur allegedly abused his position to influence the allotment process. An investigation is underway.
Bengal govt to frame new plan to prevent water pollution during accidents of oil-carrying vessels
The West Bengal government is developing an ‘Oil Spill Disaster Management Plan’ to address potential pollution from oil-carrying vessels. A committee led by Chief Secretary Manoj Pant will oversee the initiative. Additionally, the state plans to intensify actions against illegal sand and stone mining, emphasizing strict regulations and penalties for offenders.
‘Will work for well-being and prosperity’: India welcomes Nepal’s interim govt
India welcomes Nepal's new interim government led by former chief justice Sushila Karki, the first woman PM, following protests against former PM KP Sharma Oli that left over 50 dead. India hopes for peace and stability in the neighboring country.
Gujarat HC rejects Yusuf Pathan’s plea, asks civic body to clear encroachment
Gujarat High Court rejected Yusuf Pathan's plea against Vadodara Municipal Corporation's order to clear a 978-metre plot. The court emphasized celebrities' higher accountability and ruled that Pathan's land occupation constitutes illegal encroachment, directing him to vacate the premises.
When Nepal PM Sushila Karki's husband was involved in plane hijack in 1973
Nepal's first female prime minister, Sushila Karki, has a unique background: her husband, Durga Prasad Subedi, was involved in a 1973 plane hijacking aimed at raising funds for an anti-monarchy revolution, highlighting her complex political family history.
Delhi high court allows wife Priya Kapur plea to modify order over Sanjay Kapur’s will
The Delhi High Court has granted Priya Kapur's request to remove her late husband Sanjay Kapur's sister, Mandhira Kapur, from proceedings regarding his disputed will. The case, involving assets worth Rs 30,000 crore, was initiated by Sanjay's children with ex-wife Karisma Kapoor. Priya's counsel argued Mandhira's inclusion aimed to unjustly influence the case.
Arunachal doctors call off 48-hour shutdown after govt assurance on safety
Arunachal Pradesh doctors ended their 48-hour healthcare shutdown after government assurances of safety following a violent assault on two doctors. Ministers met with medical associations, promising swift action and addressing security concerns in hospitals.
PM Modi to go on 3-day tour to 5 states, including Manipur, from Saturday
PM Modi will tour five northeastern and eastern states, inaugurating development projects worth ₹71,000 crore. Visits include Mizoram, Manipur, Assam, West Bengal, and Bihar, focusing on infrastructure, railways, healthcare, and addressing recent ethnic tensions in Manipur.
