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SC order tomorrow on Waqf Act’s interim suspension
Supreme Court to deliver order on Waqf Act's interim suspension, challenging its validity. Petitioners argue the law punishes Muslims, restricts property dedication, and undermines constitutional rights. Ruling expected to significantly impact waqf property management nationwide.
Rajapaksa, Hasina, Oli: Is there a puppeteer behind political upheaval in Indian sub-continent?
Political upheavals in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Nepal saw leaders Rajapaksa, Hasina, and Oli ousted within days through digital activism. Youth-driven movements, fueled by social media apps and western-funded NGOs, exposed poor governance and political corruption.
Health Talk| Chronic disease deaths rose in India as global rates fell: Report
India saw rising chronic disease deaths from 2001-2019, contrary to global trends. Females experienced higher mortality rates, primarily due to heart disease and diabetes. The increase is linked to lifestyle factors like poor diet, sedentary habits, and unhealthy behaviors.
Multiple blows, assault: Indian-origin man kills mother over TV remote dispute, sentenced to life in UK
An Indian-origin man in Birmingham received life imprisonment for murdering his 76-year-old mother during a heated dispute over a TV remote. Intoxicated and aggressive, he repeatedly attacked her, leading to fatal injuries at their home.
Manoj Tiwari slams Congress over AI-generated video of PM Modi, late mother
An AI-generated video depicting PM Modi's late mother criticizing him sparked controversy. BJP condemned the Congress clip as immoral, filing an FIR for defamation. Modi responded emotionally, stating the attack dishonors all mothers and women.
10 years on, court acquits all 17 accused in rioting case in Thane
A Thane court acquitted 17 individuals accused in a 2015 rioting case due to a "total failure of identification" and serious investigative flaws. The judge cited insufficient evidence and lack of credible witness testimony, noting the prosecution's reliance on inadmissible video recordings. The court concluded that individual responsibilities were not established, leading to the dismissal of all charges.
‘Now I have to do his last rites’: Bengaluru mother mourns son’s brutal beheading in US
Bengaluru man Chandra Mouli Nagamallaiah was brutally beheaded by co-worker Yordanis Cobos-Martinez in Dallas, traumatizing his wife and son. The incident, triggered by a washing machine dispute, shocked his family and sparked immigration policy debates.
NHRC issues notice to Assam police chief over ‘assault’ on media person
The NHRC has issued a notice to the Assam Police chief regarding the assault of a media person near Lumding Railway Institute on September 7. The incident, condemned by the Lumding Press Club and local citizens, highlights serious human rights violations. The NHRC demands a detailed report from the police within two weeks and calls for better journalist security.
'Gross humiliation': Opposition slams BJP over India-Pakistan Asia Cup match
Opposition parties condemn India-Pakistan Asia Cup match following the Pahalgam terror attack, criticizing the government for prioritizing cricket and financial gains over national sentiment and the lives of 26 citizens killed by terrorists.
Kerala cyber police see surge in fake online share trading scams, 23 cases registered in September
Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, has seen a surge in cyber fraud, with 23 cases reported since September 1, resulting in losses exceeding Rs 33 crore. The largest scam involved a Kochi businessman losing Rs 24.76 crore to a fake online trading platform. Authorities are urging victims to report scams quickly for potential fund recovery as they investigate multiple similar cases across the state.
After Maratha row, Banjaras demand ST quota in Maharashtra
Banjaras demand ST quota in Maharashtra, citing Hyderabad Gazette, sparking tensions with ST leaders. A Banjara youth's suicide highlights community's frustration. Political support and opposition emerge, with potential for further protests and conflict over reservation rights.
Just Like That | On wealth, succession and the legacy of family discord
Family wealth and power often breed discord, as seen in historical dynasties like Mughals and political families like the Gandhis. The recent Sunjay Kapur inheritance dispute highlights how greed can tear families apart, with multiple marriages, children, and legal battles over assets.
Blow to Maoist movement as Central Committee member Sujatha surrenders
C Sujatha, a Central Committee member of the banned CPI (Maoist), surrendered to Telangana Police, marking a significant setback for the Maoist movement in Dandakaranya. With a reward of Rs 40 lakh on her head and wanted in over 70 cases, her surrender reflects the effectiveness of police operations and government rehabilitation policies, which have seen over 850 Maoist cadres reintegrate into society.
Nepali, Bangladeshi arrested at Mumbai airport with fake Indian passports
Two men, a 29-year-old Nepali and a 67-year-old Bangladeshi, were arrested at Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport for using fake Indian passports. They allegedly obtained the passports in Kolkata and traveled to various countries. Both face charges of cheating and forgery, with further investigations ongoing.
Vaishno Devi Yatra postponed till further orders due to heavy rainfall
The Mata Vaishno Devi Yatra in Jammu and Kashmir has been postponed indefinitely due to heavy rainfall and safety concerns, as announced by the Shrine Board. The pilgrimage was already suspended for 14 days following landslides that resulted in fatalities. Authorities urge devotees to stay updated through official channels while local businesses face challenges due to the ongoing suspension.
‘Deeply insensitive’: Political tempers rise, boycott calls grow over India-Pakistan Asia Cup face-off
Political tensions rise over India-Pakistan Asia Cup match following the Pahalgam terror attack. Opposition parties, including Shiv Sena and AAP, call for boycott, citing national sentiments and disrespect to victims' families, while some leaders defend the game.
