Chhattisgarh Man Vasudev Ram Arrested for Killing Cousin After AI-Driven Wealth Search
A 27-year-old man in Chhattisgarh's Jashpur district arrested for killing his four-year-old cousin, removing organs after online search for wealth, police say.
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Muslim Man Regains Freedom After Supreme Court Voids 1993 Train Blast Conviction
Arrested at 19 for 1993 train blasts, Nisar spent 23 years in prison, endured torture, and was finally freed when the Supreme Court quashed his conviction.
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Ghazipur Market Slaying: Footwear Dealer Mohammad Kausen Killed, Names Shubham Before Death
Footwear shop owner Mohammad Kausen, 28, was shot dead in Ghazipur market on Nov 10 after a car hit his bike; he named suspect Shubham before dying.
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Gauhati High Court Rules PAN and Voter IDs Insufficient for Citizenship Proof
Gauhati High Court rules PAN and voter IDs alone cannot prove Indian citizenship; supporting records must also be verified.
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CRPF Troopers Injured in Firing Attack by Bike Assailants at Kulgam Checkpoint
Two CRPF personnel injured after motorcycle‑borne assailants opened fire at a checkpoint in Kulgam, Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday; taken to hospital.
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NDA Politicians Back Uniform Civil Code, Emphasizing Muslim Women’s Gains
NDA leaders back the Uniform Civil Code, saying it will empower Muslim women and ensure equality, citing Article 44 and rejecting Owaisi’s claim.
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Sirsa Calls Sonia Gandhi’s Memoir a Fabricated Account of 1984 Operation Blue Star
BJP leader Manjinder Sirsa accuses Sonia Gandhi of distorting 1984 history, calling her memoir a complete lie and questioning delayed justice for Sikh victims.
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Historic North and South Blocks to Host ₹3,230‑Crore Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum
Cabinet okays ₹3,230‑crore Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum in historic North and South Blocks, featuring immersive tech and cultural galleries.
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Gujarat Gaushala Stricken: 75 Cattle Fall Ill, 44 Die Amid Veterinary Efforts
Around 44 cattle perished after over 75 fell ill at Shri Dharanidhar Gaushala in Gujarat, raising alarm among residents and protection groups.
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No Body, No Crime: Jharkhand's Illegal Mine Collapses and the Vanishing Dead
Illegal mine collapses in Jharkhand erase victims, leaving families without proof and the black market unchecked, fuelling ongoing danger.
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HC acquittal fails to shield Mohammed Sharif from prejudice
A Muslim man, acquitted after 18 years, was shot dead outside Rampur police station while returning home, sparking conspiracy claims now.
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Why the World Needs Angry Women – An Excerpt
Women's anger, long silenced, becomes a catalyst for resistance and societal transformation, as shown in Bhowmick's compelling narrative.
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Guterres warns COP31 of climate calamity, Thunberg denounces summits as greenwashed
Guterres at COP31 warns climate inaction drives destruction, urges swift action. Thunberg calls summits greenwashed circuses, demands real change.
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Government blocks 129 websites using fake High Court orders, Reuters investigation reveals
A Reuters investigation finds Indian government blocked 129 betting websites using fake High Court orders, prompting police probe.
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UP Minister Raghuraj Singh Labels AMU, Jamia as Terrorist Hotbeds, Vows Closure
Uttar Pradesh minister Raghuraj Singh sparked controversy by calling AMU and Jamia ‘terrorist hubs’, demanding they close and be replaced with a Hindustan University.
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Sonia Gandhi Reflects on Rajiv Gandhi’s Shah Bano Decision
Sonia Gandhi recalls pressing Rajiv Gandhi over newspaper attacks on Muslim women’s rights in the Shah Bano case, demanding why he permitted such accusations.
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Sonia Gandhi Recalls Emotional Moment at Babri Masjid Demolition, BJP and VHP Respond
Sonia Gandhi recalls breaking down watching the 1992 Babri Masjid demolition, calling it a fight for India's secular identity, while BJP and VHP demand apologies.
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Sonia Gandhi Recalls Emotional Moment at Babri Masjid Demolition, BJP and VHP Respond
Sonia Gandhi recalls tears watching 1992 Babri Masjid demolition, calling it a long fight for secular India. She admits Congress complacency aided BJP’s rise.
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Indigenous voices press COP31 for climate implementation and just transition
At COP31, indigenous leaders push for fair climate policies, urging just transition and global rights respect worldwide now.
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Acquitted Muslim freed after 18 years slain minutes after police summons in Uttar Pradesh
Muslim man freed after 18 years in terror case shot dead minutes after leaving UP police station where he was summoned for verification.
