AFT Bars Interference in Ongoing Court Martial
The Armed Forces Tribunal has ruled that it cannot intervene in court martial proceedings while they are underway, emphasizing judicial restraint in military disciplinary processes.
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South Korea's Future After Yoon's 5-Year Prison Term
Former President Yoon Suk Yeol receives a five-year prison sentence for abuse of power and obstructing justice. Many South Koreans want to move past the crisis and focus on daily challenges.
Ex-South Korean President Yoon Sentenced to 5 Years in Prison
A Seoul court sentenced former President Yoon Suk Yeol to five years for obstructing his arrest and violating procedures in his failed martial law declaration. He plans to appeal.
Ex-South Korean President Yoon Sentenced to 5 Years in Prison
A Seoul court sentenced former President Yoon Suk Yeol to five years in prison for obstructing justice related to his martial law declaration. He faces more trials.
South Korea Seeks Death Penalty for Ex-President Yoon
South Korean special prosecutors demand death penalty for former President Yoon Suk Yeol over 2024 martial law insurrection charges. Court ruling expected February 19.
PM Modi Hails Pawan Kalyan's Kenjutsu Milestone
Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan on his Kenjutsu induction, praising his martial arts dedication and linking it to national fitness initiatives.
South Korean Prosecutor Seeks Death for Ex-President
A South Korean prosecutor has demanded the death penalty for a former leader accused of issuing a martial law decree, marking a dramatic escalation in the high-profile case.
Death Penalty Sought for Ex-South Korean President Yoon
A prosecutor in South Korea has requested the death penalty for former President Yoon Suk Yeol, accusing him of masterminding an insurrection by imposing martial law.
Sambhav, Aditya Win Karate Medals at Meet
Young karate champions Sambhav and Aditya clinch medals at a recent karate competition, showcasing their martial arts skills and dedication to the sport.
Ex-Army Soldier Gets Bail in Voyeurism Case Over Delay
A military tribunal grants bail to a former soldier convicted of filming women in a hospital lavatory, citing authorities' delay in confirming his sentence as denial of appeal rights.
Pawan Kalyan Becomes AP's First Samurai
Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan earns rare international martial arts honours, including 5th Dan and Samurai title. Discover his three-decade journey. Read more.
Meenakshi Seshadri revisits 'Hero', 'Meri Jung' beach location
Veteran actress Meenakshi Seshadri shares nostalgic beach photoshoot from the location of her iconic films 'Hero' and 'Meri Jung'. She reveals her enduring love for outdoor shoots. Read more.
Pawan Kalyan inducted into ancient Japanese Kenjutsu art
Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan achieves rare honour, inducted into Japanese Kenjutsu. He becomes one of few Indians in Samurai tradition. Read his martial arts journey.
Pawan Kalyan inducted into Kenjutsu, gets global martial arts honour
Actor-politician Pawan Kalyan receives global recognition with induction into Japanese Kenjutsu and the 'Tiger of Martial Arts' title. Read about this prestigious honour.
Trump: 'India, Pakistan were ready to go at it big'
Former US President Donald Trump claims he personally intervened to prevent a major military escalation between India and Pakistan in May. Read the full details of his repeated assertions.
IMF Criticises Pakistan's SIFC, Highlights Governance Crisis
The IMF has sharply criticised Pakistan's powerful SIFC for its unchecked authority, warning it undermines governance and economic stability. Read the full analysis.
UP Kalaripayattu Players Get Kits for National League
UP Kalaripayattu Association equips state players with kits after a special camp for the First National League Championship in Thiruvananthapuram. Read about their journey.
Gatka Practitioners Seek Inclusion in Non-State Board Schools
Ludhiana's gatka community urges CBSE and ICSE schools to adopt the martial art as a sport. Learn about their demands and the cultural significance of this traditional Sikh practice.
India's Largest BJJ Seminar Concludes in Delhi
Over 500 martial artists participated in India's largest Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu seminar and belt examination in Delhi, led by global masters. Witness the growth of BJJ in India!
Omayra Sánchez: The Girl in the Mud After Colombia's Volcano
The tragic story of 13-year-old Omayra Sánchez, trapped for 60 hours after the Nevado del Ruiz eruption in 1985. Her photograph sparked global debate on photojournalism ethics. Read the full account.
Indian Woman's Pakistan Marriage Halts Deportation
Sarabjit Kaur, who travelled to Pakistan with a Sikh jatha, married a local and converted. Her deportation is delayed due to legal processes. Read the full story.
Amnesty Warns Pakistan's 27th Amendment Threatens Judiciary
Amnesty International warns Pakistan's 27th Constitutional Amendment undermines judicial independence. The move grants Parliament power to fix Supreme Court judges' tenure. Read the full analysis.
AFT Backs Strict Punishment to Uphold Military Order
The Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT) emphasizes the necessity of strict disciplinary actions to maintain order and integrity within the Indian military. Read the full analysis.
La Martiniere Lucknow 1985 batch holds 40-year reunion
La Martiniere Boys' College's 1985 batch held a grand 40-year reunion in Lucknow. 44 alumni from across the globe revisited classrooms, shared nostalgic memories, and unveiled a commemorative plaque. Relive the heartwarming stories.
1985 Ad Transformed Bird-Johnson Rivalry to Lifelong Bond
Discover how a 1985 Converse commercial filming in French Lick turned NBA legends Larry Bird and Magic Johnson from fierce rivals into close friends. A story of respect beyond competition.
South Korea Court Extends Ex-President Yoon's Detention
A South Korean court has extended the detention warrant for former President Yoon on charges including aiding an enemy state. Get the latest details on this major political development.
Pakistan Traders Brand 2025 a Year of Economic Collapse
Pakistani traders and businesses foresee a severe economic crisis in 2025, citing soaring inflation, high taxes, and crippling energy costs. Can the government intervene?
UAE Cuts Legal Age to 18, Modernises Civil Transactions Law
The UAE has enacted a sweeping new Civil Transactions Law, reducing the legal age to 18 and modernising contracts, consumer rights, and business frameworks. Discover how this impacts residents and global investors.
1985: Bangladesh Politics Ban Lifted, New Party Formed
On January 2, 1985, Bangladesh's President Ershad lifted a 10-month ban on politics and launched a new national party. Opposition called a strike, while violence flared in Chittagong. Read more key events from this day in history.
Pakistan Lifts Martial Law After 8 Years in 1985
On Dec 31, 1985, President Zia-ul-Haq ended Pakistan's 8-year martial law but kept strict controls. Explore the historic day's key events and muted public response. Read more.
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