PDP President Mehbooba Mufti Alleges House Arrest Over Martyrs' Day Visit, Police Reject Charge
PDP president Mehbooba Mufti claims house arrest to prevent Martyrs' Day visit, police deny allegations.
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Protest Intensifies: AISA Activist Hospitalized, Wangchuk's Health Deteriorates
AISA activist hospitalized on 16th day of hunger strike; Wangchuk's health critically declines in ongoing protest against exam irregularities.
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CBI Probes ₹99.48 Lakh Scholarship Diversion Involving Ex-Bank Manager and College Officials
CBI alleges fraudulent bank accounts opened without students' knowledge, ₹99.48 lakh in scholarships diverted.
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APCR Report Challenges Legality of Action Against Muslim Institutions in Rajasthan Border Districts
APCR alleges Rajasthan admin's targeting of mosques, madrasas, and graveyards violates due process, as notices served with inadequate time and some delivered via WhatsApp or affixed to mosque walls.
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Silent on Suffering: Pakistan and Bangladesh's Strategic Silence on China's Uyghur Muslims
Pakistan & Bangladesh, despite portraying themselves as defenders of Muslim causes, have remained silent on China's treatment of Uyghur Muslims, reflecting strategic interests outweighing religious solidarity.
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Delhi Riots: Court Convicts Tahir Hussain, Others in Ankit Sharma Murder Case
Delhi court convicts former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain and four others for the murder of IB officer Ankit Sharma during the 2020 Delhi riots.
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Baruipur Unrest: Over 40 Arrested, CPI(M) Leader Lahek Ali Detained
Police arrest CPI(M) leader Lahek Ali in Baruipur unrest; over 40 arrested, protests allege political vendetta.
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Maulana Khalid Rasheed: Muslims Fearless, Urges Respect Amid 'Hindu Rashtra' Debate
Eidgah Imam responds to Baba Ramdev, emphasizes mutual respect and opposes mosque demolitions.
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UP: Lavkush Verma Arrested for Axing Mother-in-Law Bano Khan; Family Feud Over Love Marriage Blamed
A woman was allegedly hacked to death with an axe by her son-in-law in UP's Banda, with police attributing the murder to a long-running family dispute over a love marriage.
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Jammu and Kashmir: Police Arrest Three Publishers Over Books Allegedly Glorifying Separatists and Militants
Jammu and Kashmir Police arrest three publishers for distributing books that allegedly glorify separatist and militant leaders.
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Supreme Court Rejects Plea to Regularize Over 350 West Bengal Madrasa Teachers, Staff
SC dismisses petitions, finding no merit in claims of teachers and staff appointed post-HC ruling.
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India's Healthcare Crisis: A Political Economy Perspective
India's healthcare system, plagued by underfunding, weak regulation, and profit-driven delivery, pushes millions into poverty annually. Structural reforms are needed to ensure affordable, accessible care.
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BJP Serves Rs 100 Crore Defamation Notice to J&K CM Omar Abdullah Over MLA Poaching Allegations
BJP demands evidence or apology from Omar Abdullah over claims of offering money, ministerial posts, and statehood to NC MLAs.
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Supreme Court Halts Madras HC's Ban on Cow Slaughter in Tamil Nadu
SC stays Madras HC order imposing state-wide ban on cow slaughter, finds last paragraph 'requires correction'.
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SC Rules: Citizenship Determinations Must Be Fair, Lawful, and Reasonable
India's Supreme Court sets aside 27 Gauhati High Court judgments, emphasizing fair process in citizenship determination.
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Supreme Court Halts Madras High Court's Ban on Cow Slaughter in Tamil Nadu
SC stays Madras HC order prohibiting cow slaughter on Bakrid and other days, until further notice.
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Baba Ramdev's 'Hindu Rashtra' Remarks Spark Debate, Criticism from Muslim Leaders
Yoga guru Baba Ramdev's statement that Muslims shouldn't fear a 'Hindu Rashtra' and all Indians share Sanatani ancestors sparks political and religious debate, with Muslim leaders criticizing the remarks.
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Tehran Launches Retaliatory Strikes on Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, and Jordan Following US Bombings
Iran's Revolutionary Guard claims attacks on Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, and Jordan, targeting US military sites in retaliation for US strikes on its southern coast.
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Parties Reject Mediation in Gyanvapi, Mathura, and Sambhal Mosque Disputes
Hindu and Muslim parties decline Supreme Court's mediation offer, choosing to pursue claims through courts in three major temple-mosque disputes.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Petitions of West Bengal Madrasa Teachers and Staff Seeking Regularisation
SC rejects pleas of 350+ teachers and staff, ending long-running dispute over madrasa appointments.