Mob in Jharkhand Kills Md Emroz After Minor Accuses Him of Sexual Assault; Police Investigate Both Incidents
Mob in Jharkhand kills Md Emroz after minor accuses him of sexual assault; police probe both the allegation and lynching.
Mob in Jharkhand kills Md Emroz after minor accuses him of sexual assault; police probe both the allegation and lynching.
Six job aspirants in Jharkhand began an indefinite hunger strike, demanding cancellation of the 14th JPSC exam and a CBI probe into recruitment irregularities.
PM Modi marks seven years since Article 370 abrogation, citing progress in J&K and Ladakh’s infrastructure, education, healthcare and entrepreneurship.
Satyaki Savarkar said V.D. Savarkar saw the cow as a useful animal, opposed worship, and backed scientific cattle protection.
Several mosque committees in West Bengal alleged that police verbally directed them to remove loudspeakers without any written order.
The Calcutta High Court observed that 'heavens will not fall' if all six stanzas of Vande Mataram are sung in madrasas, questioning objections to the practice
Meta apologized for removing PM Modi’s Facebook video and admitted moderation flaws, including CSAM and deepfake issues, after talks with India’s IT minister.
Allahabad High Court rules that a reliable dying declaration can be the sole basis for conviction.
Lucknow NIA Court bailed three Muslim men accused of human trafficking, citing illegal arrest made just one minute after FIR registration.
A 26-year-old Dalit man, Ramar, was hacked to death in Dindigul after a horse-grazing dispute, sparking caste-murder allegations and justice demands.
Heavens will not fall if all six stanzas of Vande Mataram are sung in madrasas, Calcutta HC observed while hearing a PIL challenging the state's directive.
Assam floods death toll hits 89; over 1.28 lakh affected across ten districts, with 39 relief camps sheltering 12,382 displaced persons.
John Brittas slams the mandatory PMAY logo requirement on beneficiary homes, arguing that welfare schemes should not double as political branding.
John Brittas argues that forcing PMAY logos on beneficiaries' homes turns welfare into political branding, undermining dignity and respect of the poor.
Amreen Shaikh, protesting NEET paper leaks, faced police questioning about Umar Khalid whom she didn't know, sparking intimidation and doxxing.
Kerala activist Rejaz Sydeek alleges Nagpur prison subjects him to degrading strip searches despite friskings, calling it a violation of dignity and rights.
BJP leader Ramesh Bidhuri called Jantar Mantar protesters puncture repairers and locksmiths, implying they are Muslims, using a communal dog whistle.
Organizers of Bareilly’s 108th Urs-e-Razvi have switched to vegetarian meals and moved the event to Aug 6‑8 to accommodate Kanwar Yatra pilgrims.
US Congressman Riley Moore warns India's proposed FCRA changes could allow government takeover of churches, calling it a clear attack on Christians.
Parliamentary panel gives Zuckerberg three days to apologise for removing PM Modi’s video, warning of legal action and loss of safe harbour protection.