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Law and order goes for a toss in Congress-ruled Karnataka, criminals posing as RBI officials loot ₹7 crore in Bengaluru

A group of men posing as RBI officers stopped a CMS cash van near Ashoka Pillar, Bengaluru, claiming a regulatory check. They separated the armed guards from their weapons and directed the van to Dairy Circle. There, they transferred ₹7.1 crore into a getaway vehicle. Police suspect an inside job due to delayed reporting.

Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh Launches Nationwide Innovation Challenge, urges everyone including GenZ to submit innovations that can positively impact people

In a major boost to India's innovation ecosystem, Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science and Technology, Dr Jitendra Singh, on Wednesday launched...

TRAI acts decisively to curb financial frauds, sets deadlines for banking and financial companies to move to 1600 series numbers for service and transactional...

In a significant step to curb rising telephonic financial frauds and phishing scams, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has issued a directive...

Delhi blast: Umar Nabi was preparing his suicide squad, spent three hours in parking to assemble explosives, probe reveals

Citing sources in the National Investigation Agency (NIA), Dainik Bhaskar reported that Umar regularly sent provocative Jihadist messages to youths to brainwash them. More than 70 videos, including 12 of Umar, were recovered from mobile phones seized from various individuals arrested in this case.

After Triple Talaq, Talaq-e-Hasan faces ban: Supreme Court scrutinises the Islamic divorce system, slams the practice of lawyers pronouncing talaq on behalf of husbands

India's Supreme Court is reviewing talaq-e-hasan, a Muslim divorce practice where a husband pronounces divorce thrice over three months. The court questioned its validity amid concerns for women's dignity and equality, considering whether a larger bench should hear the case.

SC overturns its earlier order mandating demolition of infrastructural projects constructed without environment clearance: Read what the top court said

In his dissenting opinion, Justice Bhuyan criticised the majority opinion and termed the review decision as a "step in retrogression".

Ram Mandir-Babri dispute, bulldozer justice, Delhi riots, and more: Decoding USCIRF’s 2025 Report and its multi-year campaign against India, especially Hindus

With the mention of Ram Mandir-Babri dispute, an issue resolved by the Supreme Court of India in 2019, USCIRF’s 2025 report reveals it is less of a human-rights assessment and more of a recycled political narrative designed to undermine India’s institutions and malign the Hindu majority.

Death sentence for Sheikh Hasina in 2025 Bangladesh has a disturbing echo of the Zulfikar Ali Bhutto saga from 1978 Pakistan

While decades separate Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and Sheikh Hasina, there are parallels in their cases. Both reached the pinnacle of power and popularity in their respective countries, and both ended up getting accused of centralising authority. Both faced allegations of electoral fraud and dictatorial conduct by the opposition. Both of them were abruptly and forcibly removed from power, and their departure plunged their countries into the jaws of Islamist fanatics and triggered chaos.

Nigeria: 25 Schoolgirls kidnapped from a school in Kebbi state, Vice Principal shot dead

Gunmen attacked a girls’ boarding school in Kebbi State, Nigeria, killing the vice principal and kidnapping 25 students. One girl escaped, while security forces, led by the army, launched intense intelligence-based operations to rescue the others amid ongoing concerns about recurring school kidnappings in the region.

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