Farmer's Body Frozen for 3 Days to Complete Land Transfer

In Sitamarhi's Malahi village, a farmer's electrocution death led to an unusual panchayat settlement where his body was preserved in a freezer for three days until land transfer documents were completed for his family as compensation.

Delhi Water Crisis: Supply Disruption May Extend

Delhi faces severe water shortage as treatment plants operate below capacity due to high ammonia levels in Yamuna. Residents across multiple zones struggle with dry taps, unreliable tanker services, and uncertainty about permanent solutions.

Spain Rejects Trump's Peace Board, Cites Multilateralism

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez declines to join U.S. President Donald Trump's Board of Peace, emphasizing Spain's commitment to multilateralism and international law while criticizing the exclusion of Palestinian Authority.

Fanone Curses At Raiklin During Jack Smith Hearing

Former D.C. police officer Michael Fanone, a January 6 survivor, confronted conservative activist Ivan Raiklin outside a House Judiciary Committee hearing featuring Jack Smith, leading to Capitol Police intervention during a heated exchange.

Senge Sering: No Rights in PoGB Under Pakistan

Senge Sering highlights the lack of constitutional rights in Pakistan-occupied Gilgit-Baltistan, citing Pakistan's control and the region's disputed status under international law.

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