Nuclear Testing Freeze: Who Has The Bomb?
Explore the dramatic story behind the nuclear testing freeze, discover which nations possess atomic weapons today, and understand why the testing pause remains fragile in our volatile world.
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Trump advocates US nuclear testing to keep up with rivals
Former President Donald Trump suggests the United States should resume nuclear weapons testing to maintain parity with other nuclear-armed nations, raising global concerns about arms control agreements.
Honeymoon Murder: Trial in Meghalaya
In a dramatic legal development, Sonam Raghuvanshi will stand trial in Meghalaya for the alleged murder of her husband during their honeymoon. The court has rejected her transfer plea, ensuring justice will be served where the crime took place.
SC seeks pan-India timeline for framing charges in criminal cases
India's Supreme Court expresses frustration over trial delays, calls for nationwide guidelines to set deadlines for framing charges in criminal cases to expedite justice delivery system.
4 Zodiac Signs That Master Manifestation Naturally
Discover which four zodiac signs possess extraordinary manifestation abilities and learn how they harness cosmic energy to turn dreams into reality. Astrology reveals why these signs excel at attracting what they desire.
Trump Axes Fine Arts Commission Overseeing Federal Projects
In a dramatic move, former President Donald Trump terminates the US Fine Arts Board responsible for reviewing federal construction projects, including the controversial ballroom renovation report that sparked national attention.
Kerala HC: No Case Transfer for Accused Convenience
In a significant judgment, Kerala High Court clarifies that criminal cases cannot be shifted to different courts merely for the convenience of the accused or their advocates, emphasizing fair trial principles.
SC: Police Can Register FIR for Witness Threat Without Court Order
Supreme Court empowers police to directly register FIRs when witnesses face intimidation, eliminating need for formal court complaints in crucial witness protection move.
Abe's killer confesses as trial begins
The trial of Tetsuya Yamagami, accused of assassinating former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, begins with shocking courtroom confession. Key details emerge about motive and political connections.
Shinzo Abe Assassination Trial Begins
The high-profile trial of Tetsuya Yamagami, accused of assassinating former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, commences with shocking revelations about the motive and meticulous planning.
SC Upholds Special Courts' Power in NDPS Vehicle Seizures
In a significant verdict, the Supreme Court has ruled that special courts cannot be stripped of their authority to order the release of vehicles seized under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act. This landmark judgment clarifies judicial pow
Renukaswamy Murder Trial Delayed: Prosecutor Alleges Stalling
The high-profile Renukaswamy murder case faces significant delays as the special prosecutor alleges the accused are employing deliberate stalling tactics in Bengaluru court proceedings.
Glen Powell's NFL Experience Filming Chad Powers
Hollywood star Glen Powell reveals the intense reality of filming with actual NFL athletes for Hulu's football drama 'Chad Powers' - and how it transformed his performance.
Bombay HC grants bail in Pansare case after 6-7 years
The Bombay High Court has granted bail to an accused in the Govind Pansare murder case, citing prolonged incarceration of 6-7 years without trial completion. The court expressed concerns about further delays in the judicial process.
UP PWD Reforms: 5X Officer Increase & Financial Powers Boost
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath greenlights massive PWD reforms, increasing technical officers five-fold and enhancing financial powers to accelerate infrastructure development across the state.
Shinzo Abe Assassin Trial Begins Next Week
The high-profile trial of Tetsuya Yamagami, accused of assassinating former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, commences next week in what promises to be a landmark case in Japan's judicial history.
Indian-American Scholar Ashley Tellis Gets Pre-Trial Release
In a significant development, US court approves pre-trial release for Indian-American scholar Ashley Tellis facing espionage charges. Latest updates on the controversial case that has drawn international attention.
India Tightens Social Media Content Removal Rules
The Indian government has introduced stricter IT rules that empower authorities to demand faster removal of unlawful social media content. Learn how this impacts digital platforms and user rights.
Diwali's Dark Night: Hidden Tantric Powers Awaken
Explore the mystical side of Diwali as ancient tantric traditions reveal how the darkest night of the year awakens supernatural energies and spiritual forces.
Why Tantra Sadhnas Peak on Diwali's Darkest Night
Discover why the new moon night during Diwali becomes the most potent time for Tantric practices and spiritual awakening according to ancient traditions.
New IT Rules: Gov't Control Over Online Content From Nov 1
Starting November 1, India's amended IT Act gives government sweeping authority to flag and remove unlawful online content. Learn how this impacts digital platforms and users.
Zuma Ordered to Repay ₹13 Crore Legal Fees
Constitutional Court mandates former President Jacob Zuma repay 16 million rand of public money used for his corruption trial defence, marking major victory for accountability.
Belgian Court Rejects Choksi's Unfair Trial Fears
In a significant legal development, a Belgian court has dismissed fugitive diamantaire Mehul Choksi's claims of potential unfair trial and ill-treatment in India, dealing a major blow to his attempts to avoid extradition for his alleged involvement in the
Belgian court rejects Choksi's extradition fears
In a major setback for fugitive diamantaire Mehul Choksi, a Belgian court has dismissed his appeal against extradition to India, asserting there's no risk he won't receive a fair trial. The court accepted India's sovereign assurance of proper medical care
Assam Grants Civil Court Powers to Satra Boards
Assam government elevates Satra Boards with civil court authority, empowering these Vaishnavite monasteries to handle property disputes and legal matters independently.
UK military authorized to shoot down threat drones
British military personnel now have direct authority to neutralize hostile drones over sensitive sites following new emergency protocols. Learn about the enhanced security measures.
Trump's Nixon-Style Spending Freeze Raises Alarm
As Donald Trump considers freezing federal spending, historians draw chilling parallels to Richard Nixon's 1972 impoundment tactics that triggered constitutional crisis and economic turmoil.
Trump's Nixon-Style Spending Freeze Plan Sparks Concern
As former President Donald Trump considers freezing federal spending, experts draw striking parallels to Richard Nixon's 1972 impoundment strategy. Discover how this historical precedent could shape modern budget battles and constitutional power struggles
Trump Grants Clemency to George Santos
Former US President Donald Trump extends clemency to convicted Republican figure George Santos. Explore the complete timeline and political implications of this controversial decision.
Court rejects Palande's plea, murder trial continues
In a significant legal development, the Mumbai Sessions Court has rejected gangster Vijay Palande's plea to dismiss his murder case, with special public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam successfully arguing that the SPP position doesn't constitute an 'office of pr
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