HRW, Amnesty Charge Israel with War Crime Over Death of Lebanese Reporter Amal Khalil
HRW and Amnesty say Israeli attack that killed journalist Amal Khalil and wounded Zainab Faraj was an apparent war crime, citing evidence of prior knowledge.
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Maktoob Reports: Tarun Tejpal, Journalist, Sentenced to 10 Years in Jail for 2013 Rape Case
Bombay High Court's Goa Bench sentenced former Tehelka editor Tarun Tejpal to 10 years rigorous imprisonment for the 2013 rape of a junior colleague.
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Amnesty Calls for Rights Protections After 141 Deaths in Ceuta Border Tragedy
Amnesty urges rights protections after 141 die in Ceuta border disaster, calling for asylum access and condemning forced returns.
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Bombay High Court Finds Tehelka Founder Tarun Tejpal Guilty in 2013 Rape Case, Imposes 10-Year Sentence
Bombay High Court convicted Tehelka founder Tarun Tejpal in the 2013 rape case, sentencing him to 10 years jail after overturning acquittal.
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Kashmir Muslim Religious Body Urges Blinkit to Delete Pork Products From Kashmir Listings, Seeks Investigation
The MMU asked Blinkit to immediately remove the products from its listings and ensure that pork products are neither stocked, advertised nor sold in Kashmir.
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Kashmir Muslim Religious Council Calls on Blinkit to Delete Pork Items from Kashmir Listings, Demands Investigation
MMU Kashmir urges Blinkit to delete pork listings after discovering prohibited items sold online, demanding immediate removal and investigation.
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Mohammad Junaid, NEET Protest Volunteer, Supports Jharkhand Students' Agitation, Calls for CBI Probe into JPSC Irregularities
Mohammad Junaid, known for aiding NEET protesters, joined Jharkhand students demanding a CBI probe into alleged JPSC and JSSC exam irregularities.
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Aban Ahmed, Youngest Son of Atiq Ahmed, Dies in Jhansi Road Accident
Aban Ahmed, youngest son of slain gangster Atiq Ahmed, died in a Jhansi road crash while en route to visit his jailed brother Ali.
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RSS Leader Mohan Bhagwat States Gen Z Protesters Are Not Anti-National, Affirms Student Grievances Are Genuine
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said Gen Z protesters aren’t anti-national, calling their grievances genuine and urging peaceful dialogue.
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Government Reports PM Modi’s Foreign Tours Since 2021 Cost ₹557.5 Crore, Informs Rajya Sabha
Since 2021, PM Modi’s foreign tours have cost ₹557.5 crore, with the 2025 US trip alone exceeding ₹25.5 crore, the government told Rajya Sabha.
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Maktoob Reports: CJP Spokesperson Claims YouTubers Illegally Filmed Inside Home, Calls It Security Threat
CJP spokesperson Saurav Das says YouTubers entered his home, filmed without consent, calling it a serious invasion of privacy and a grave security threat.
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Zia-ur-Rahman MP Rejects Judicial Commission’s Sambhal Violence Report, Calls It Police‑Planned, Not Public
SP MP Zia-ur-Rahman Barq denies judicial commission’s Sambhal violence report, claiming police and govt pre‑planned the incident, not the public.
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Living on the Suspect List: Inside Kashmir's Cycle of Repeated Detentions
Families in Kashmir live under constant fear as security forces repeatedly detain suspects without clear explanation, disrupting daily life.
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Nearly Half of Bengaluru Voters Flagged for Exclusion in Karnataka's SIR Exercise
Almost 50% of Bengaluru voters—49.42 lakh out of 1.03 crore—are marked for exclusion under Karnataka's SIR, sparking fears of mass disenfranchisement.
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Allahabad High Court Directs Release of Two Women Detained for Five Years After Converting to Islam, Fines Parents and Uttar Pradesh Government ₹25 Lakh
Allahabad HC frees two women held for five years after converting to Islam, fines parents and UP govt ₹25 lakh for illegal confinement.
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Bill to Increase Supreme Court Judge Numbers Approved by RS
The Rajya Sabha approved a bill to increase Supreme Court judges from 34 to 38, aiming to reduce case pendency and improve judicial efficiency.
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Theatre activist assaulted in Bengal after responding ‘What if I am a Muslim?’ to ‘Are you a Muslim?’
Subhankar Dassharma, a theatre activist, was attacked near Shyamnagar station after being questioned about his faith, responding ‘What if I am a Muslim?’
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Supreme Court Denies Request to Ease Bail Conditions for BJP Leader's Son Ashish Mishra in Lakhimpur Kheri Mass Murder Case
Ashish Mishra is the principal accused in the October 3, 2021 Lakhimpur Kheri violence, in which eight people were killed.
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Supreme Court Denies Request to Ease Bail Terms for BJP Leader’s Son Ashish Mishra in Lakhimpur Kheri Massacre Case
The Supreme Court refused to relax bail conditions for Ashish Mishra, accused in the 2021 Lakhimpur Kheri killings of eight, including four farmers.
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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.
