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Court allows Rajasthan police to reopen cow smuggling case against Pehlu Khan’s sons

Pehlu Khan, a resident of Nuh in Haryana, was allegedly beaten to death on the Delhi-Alwar highway two years ago for illegal cattle smuggling.

Rs 900 crores Fodder scam convict Lalu Prasad Yadav gets bail on two sureties of Rs. 50,000

Lalu Prasad Yadav gets bail in a fodder scam, to be in jail in two other sentences

Twisted sense of humour? AIB edits scene from movie, makes minor girl smoke weed in ‘spoof video’

The recently shared video by AIB had edited portions of a famous scene from Bollywood blockbuster Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and showed the little girl rolling up a joint and smoking it in a school event. AIB now seems to have deleted the video from their Facebook and Instagram pages.

England must not shy away from final says England captain Eoin Morgan

England will play New Zealand in the World Cup final on Sunday.

UK Doctor sacked for ‘refusing to address a 6 ft tall bearded man as madam’

The Doctor, a devout Christian, claims that he was sacked after a dispute arose with his manager over “my refusal to make an abstract ideological pledge to call any six-feet tall bearded man 'madam' on his whim.”

Karnataka Political Crisis: CM Kumaraswamy seeks time for trust vote to prove majority in assembly

Chief Minister Kumaraswamy has expressed confidence in the majority of his government and said that the situation has forced him to take this action.

Pakistan not to open airspace until India withdraws fighter jets from forward airbases

The closure of airspace has cost about Rs 700 crore loss to Pakistan until June end, which is reeling under an unprecedented economic crisis.

Uttar Pradesh: Illegal cow slaughter and arms unit busted, main accused Mehboob Alam Sheikh along with 13 others arrested

The police recovered Rs 52,000, six calves, meat and knives besides partially manufactured firearms, including carbine, pistols, etc, from the spot.

Karnataka Political crisis: SC orders Speaker to not decide on resignation and disqualification of MLAs till July 16

In a relief to the rebel Congress-JDS MLAs, the Supreme Court said speaker should not decide on disqualification or resignation of MLAs till that date as constitutional issues needed to be addressed first. 

Delhi Durga Mandir desecration: Paramilitary and police to be deployed for 8 months at Hauz Qazi

Presently, 200 security forces have been deployed and they would be available 24/7 at Hauz Qazi

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