JPSC Exam Leak: CID Reports Main Accused Cleared Numerous Competitive Tests Amid Ranchi Student Protests
CID confirms JPSC paper leak main accused cleared multiple competitive exams as Ranchi students intensify protest with hunger strike.
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Assam: CRPF Officer Shoots Two Colleagues Dead, Injures Another Before Suicide
Assam's Nagaon district: A CRPF officer shot two colleagues dead, injured another before taking his own life at 34 Battalion camp.
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Uttar Pradesh Government Prepares to Abolish Kamil and Fazil Degrees in Madrasas Following Supreme Court Ruling
The Uttar Pradesh government plans to end Kamil and Fazil degrees in madrasas, limiting education to Class 12 following a November 2024 Supreme Court verdict.
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Netanyahu Praises PM Modi as a Top Friend, Notes Israel’s Heavy Investment in India Relations
Netanyahu hails PM Modi as one of Israel’s greatest friends, stresses heavy investment in India ties, and compares Gaza to North Korea.
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Bihar Engineering College Students Protest Following Alleged Midnight Entry of Driver and Guard into Girls’ Hostel
Bihar engineering college students protested after alleging the principal's driver and a guard entered the girls' hostel at midnight, acting inappropriately.
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India Labels PoK Local Body Elections a Sham, Cites 90 Civilian Deaths Since June
India slammed PoK local body polls as a complete farce, saying 90 civilians have been killed since June in a Pakistani crackdown.
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Rajasthan High Court Allows 20-Day Parole for Asaram in Minor Rape Case
The Rajasthan High Court granted 20-day parole to Asaram, jailed for raping a minor in 2013, citing lack of sufficient grounds to deny his release.
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UPI Payments Exceeding Rs 2,000 May Draw MDR Under Proposed Legal Change
The govt proposes amending payment laws to allow MDR on UPI transactions above Rs 2,000, though no fee has been approved yet.
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Mamata Banerjee Accuses BJP of Disrespecting Netaji’s Legacy, Urges Democratic Protest
Mamata Banerjee claims BJP insults Netaji’s legacy, demands democratic protest, file declassification, and raises census and royalty concerns.
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Acid Attack Survivor Resham Fatma Wins UK Government’s Chevening Scholarship, Declares ‘He Couldn’t Destroy My Life’
Resham Fatma, an acid attack survivor, wins the UK Government’s Chevening Scholarship, calling it a deeply personal triumph.
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Republic’s Global Toolkit Hunt Blames US Deep State, Greta Thunberg for CJP Stir
Republic Network blamed US deep state, Greta Thunberg, and others for India’s CJP protests, citing a supposed ‘global toolkit’.
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Nine AK-47 Rounds Fired During Siwan Student Protest on July 25
Alt News found police fired at least nine AK-47 rounds in Siwan student protest, injuring three despite police claiming only four shots.
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Union Govt Lacks Central CSR Data and Equitable Distribution Policy
The Union government admits it maintains no central data on unspent CSR funds and has no policy for equitable CSR distribution across states, leaving decisions to company boards despite statutory obligations.
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Allahabad HC Sets Aside Teacher's Suspension Over BJP Leader Posts, Declares Order Arbitrary and Illegal
Allahabad HC revoked a teacher's suspension over BJP leader posts, calling the order arbitrary, illegal, and unsustainable in law.
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UN Warns of Increasing Civilian Casualties in Sudan Following North Darfur Drone Strike That Killed At Least 35
At least 35 people died in a North Darfur drone strike, prompting the UN to warn of rising civilian casualties in Sudan.
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Justice M.S. Liberhan Remembered for Exposing Meticulously Planned Babri Demolition Conspiracy
Justice M.S. Liberhan, who chaired the probe concluding Babri Masjid demolition was a meticulously planned conspiracy, passed away at 87.
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Maktoob: Thousands Bid Farewell as Gaza Buries 112 from Two Families in Israeli Genocide
Thousands gathered in Gaza to bury 112 members of the Hasayna and Abu Sharia families, recovered from rubble after Israeli bombardments.
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Maktoob: Examining the Boundaries of CJP's Political Imagination
NEET protests succeeded in mobilising youth but leadership faltered on justice, political prisoners, and deeper systemic reform despite wide support.
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Mohammed Khadeer's Ailing Widow Urgently Seeks Help for Rent Payment
Widow Siddeshwari Farzana struggles to pay rent after husband Mohammed Khadeer's alleged custodial death, pleading for public help amid health crisis.
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Prashant Kishor Wins Bankipur Bypoll, Securing Jan Suraaj's First Bihar Assembly Seat
Prashant Kishor won Bankipur bypoll, beating BJP's Neeraj Kumar by 19,324 votes, giving Jan Suraaj its first Bihar assembly seat.
