APCR Challenges Chhattisgarh's Mandatory Hindu Rituals in School Curriculum
APCR urges Chhattisgarh to withdraw circular making Hindu rituals compulsory in schools, citing constitutional violations.
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Jharkhand: Rajeev Ranjhan Resigns as State's Chief Public Prosecutor
Rajeev Ranjhan, serving as Jharkhand's chief public prosecutor for years, has resigned, sparking political and legal discussions.
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Tata Steel Foils Major Copper Cable Theft Attempt in Jamshedpur
Security team seizes 79 kg copper cable; three suspects held, police probe ongoing.
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Hindutva as the Voice of Anti-Incumbency in West Bengal's 2026 Assembly Election
The 2026 West Bengal Assembly election marked a turning point, with the BJP's victory riding on a wave of anti-incumbency sentiment that was increasingly framed in Hindu nationalist terms.
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Major Theft in Jamsh- Market: Jewelry Store Robbed, Lakh Rupees Worth Goods and Cash Stolen
Chor entered jewelry shop via roof, stole silver ornaments, lakhs worth goods, and cash; police investigation underway.
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Brother Strangles Sister to Death for Refusing to Leave Muslim Lover
UP woman allegedly killed by brother for insisting on staying with Muslim man instead of returning to husband's home.
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Bajrang Dal Worker's Murder in Dehradun Sparks Clashes, Arson; Four Arrested
Tension escalates in Dehradun after a Bajrang Dal worker is killed in clashes between Hindu and Muslim groups in Vikasnagar. Four arrested as violence and arson target Muslim properties.
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TCS Staffer Amit Bramhe Dies by Suicide in Pune; Two Colleagues and Man Named in FIR for Alleged Harassment
A 48-year-old TCS employee in Pune, Amit Bramhe, allegedly died by suicide after enduring prolonged workplace harassment. His family filed an FIR accusing two colleagues and a man of harassment, leading police to register abetment cases under BNS provisions.
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Dalit Woman Alleges Caste-Based Assault, Death Threats in UP's Kaushambi
Dalit woman in UP's Kaushambi alleges caste-based assault, death threats; son critically injured.
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Tharoor Alarmed by Growing Muslim Discrimination in India
Veteran Congress leader Shashi Tharoor expresses concern over reported incident of Muslim BJP leader denied accommodation in Maharashtra, reflecting 'deeper moral decline' in society.
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The Gender Gap in Northeast India's Microfinance Landscape
Despite supportive schemes, women entrepreneurs in Northeast India face unique barriers like gender bias & lack of financial literacy, hindering access to credit.
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India-US Tensions Escalate: New Delhi Protests US Strikes Killing Indian Mariners
India protests US military strikes killing Indian mariners near Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions.
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UP: Another Arrest in Ayush Malik Case; Police Recover Alleged Nikahnama, Investigation Expands
Police in UP's Shamli arrest Taufiq alias Bhola, recover nikahnama in Ayush Malik's alleged conversion case; probe widens.
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Hyderabad Court Clears Natarajan, No Pending Criminal Case
Hyderabad court rules no criminal case against Natarajan, overturning Rajya Sabha nomination rejection.
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Assam Tightens Aadhaar Rules: No Free Issuance for Adults, State Approval Required
Assam govt halts free Aadhaar issuance for adults, mandates state approval to prevent illegal immigrants from obtaining Indian ID documents.
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UP Attack: Victim Alleges Police Inaction, Accused Roam Free
Man stripped, beaten in UP; victim alleges no action despite FIR, viral video.
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Bihar Murder: Yamaha Manager Beaten to Death, Ex-Employee Arrested
Shocking murder in Bihar's Darbhanga: Yamaha showroom manager beaten to death by former employee with motorcycle parts.
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J&K High Court Condemns Missing FIR in 2019 Terror Case, Questions Trial Records' Quality
High Court criticizes missing FIR, illegible records in 2019 terror case, raising concerns about trial fairness.
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Madhya Pradesh Court Convicts 14 in 2022 Lynching of Muslim Man
After four years, a court in Madhya Pradesh sentences 14 men to life imprisonment for the lynching of a Muslim man accused of cow smuggling.
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Undertrial Prisoner Abdul Qadir Dies in Bengaluru Jail After 17 Years in Custody in 2008 Blasts Case
A 62-year-old undertrial prisoner, Abdul Qadir, died in Bengaluru's Parappana Agrahara Central Jail after spending nearly 17 years in custody in the 2008 serial bomb blasts case, just weeks before the final verdict was expected.