Calcutta HC Reduces Murder Charge to Culpable Homicide
The Calcutta High Court ruled that a three-minute gap before an attack was insufficient for premeditated murder, reducing charges for three convicts in a 14-year-old case over family disputes.
The Calcutta High Court ruled that a three-minute gap before an attack was insufficient for premeditated murder, reducing charges for three convicts in a 14-year-old case over family disputes.
A Supreme Court bench led by CJI Surya Kant will hear seven SIR-related matters in Bengal on Friday, amid controversy over EC disallowing Banglar Bari and PMAY documents as proof.
A Sangareddy court has ordered a YouTuber to pay ₹50 lakh in damages to Pure Energy, an IIT Hyderabad-incubated EV manufacturer, for posting a defamatory video that harmed the company's reputation and caused financial losses.
Kochi Mayor V K Minimol confirms that Cochin Smart Mission Ltd will complete the LED streetlight installation after receiving the NOC from NHAI. The corporation council approved payments to KSEB for electricity connections.
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel chaired a state cabinet meeting, instructing officials to begin drafting GRs and tenders for 2026-27 budget projects immediately, without waiting for assembly approval.
With just 48 hours left, the Election Commission in Kolkata has 55 lakh cases pending disposal, including 30 lakh sent for reverification. Officials warn of potential deadline extensions and actions against errant officers.
In a significant crackdown, Kerala police seized 51kg of ganja in Perumbavoor and arrested a West Bengal native. Separately, excise officials nabbed two Assam-based heroin traffickers with 11.63g of heroin. Additionally, a Thrissur man was arrested for a
The Nashik Municipal Corporation has agreed to process Trimbakeshwar's daily waste at its Pathardi compost plant until March 2027, charging Rs931 per tonne.
The Karnataka High Court ruled that a person identified as Lingayat in ancestral records can prove Ganiga identity within that community, clarifying their non-exclusive nature.
The Karnataka State Contractors' Association announces a one-day protest on budget day, demanding immediate payment of bills pending for three years and urging Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to intervene.
The Election Commission of India has introduced a new module in Amritsar to facilitate direct communication between voters and election officials, enhancing electoral transparency and accessibility.
Karnal district in Haryana has achieved a clean sweep in a surprise sanitation survey, with all 10 urban local bodies securing top rankings. The results highlight significant improvements in waste management and public health initiatives.
Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation launches a Rs 26 crore project to install AI-powered dashcams on AMTS and BRTS buses. These cameras will issue real-time e-challans for traffic violations and monitor road conditions like potholes and rubbish.
A 13-year-old girl in Kheda's Thasra taluka was forced to abandon her education after alleged rape, sexual exploitation, and blackmail by her primary school teacher over a year, with police registering a case under Pocso Act.
Gujarat government reports public debt at Rs 3.99 lakh crore for 2024-25, up from Rs 3.52 lakh crore in 2023-24. The assembly also heard about teacher complaints and no new Smart City additions.
India's aviation regulator DGCA carried out 51 regulatory audits of non-scheduled operators in 2025, with all findings closed. The audits included VSR Ventures following the Baramati crash.
Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation intensifies crackdown on illegal paying guest accommodations, sealing 32 units in North-West Zone. Residents and operators protest at AMC office, demanding proper notice and relocation time.
Six disability activists and wheelchair users in Bengaluru acknowledge metro station improvements but highlight ongoing accessibility gaps in public transport, as reported by Metrolife.
A new stray dog adoption initiative in Bengaluru has drawn sharp criticism from dog lovers who argue it unfairly shifts responsibility from civic authorities to overburdened caretakers without addressing root causes.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh emphasized the need for international naval cooperation to address evolving maritime threats at the opening of India's largest multilateral naval exercise, MILAN-2026.
Road Transport Corporation workers from across Karnataka gathered at Freedom Park in Bengaluru to demand clearance of 26 months' arrears, with bus operations remaining unaffected during the 'Bengaluru Chalo' stir.
The Karnataka Milk Federation has filed a formal complaint against a dermatologist for allegedly making false claims about Nandini milk products, calling them baseless and unscientific.
Uttarakhand High Court sets aside appointment of Prakash Chandra Dhyani as MD of Power Transmission Corporation, citing failure to meet mandatory engineering degree requirement under 2021 rules.
Ernakulam PMLA court directs distribution of Rs 65.07 crore attached assets to depositors cheated by Popular Group, with ED's no objection facilitating restitution.
In Vadodara's Akota-Mujmahuda area, Congress worker Rakesh Thakor offers Rs 1,000 reward to anyone finding a 1-1.5 km road without potholes or patchwork, highlighting severe road damage post-2024 floods.
A 44-year-old man in Thiruvananthapuram died by suicide after losing Rs 13 lakh in job scams. Pramod, facing financial distress, took loans for overseas jobs that never materialized, leading to severe mental stress.
Rural SP Juvvanapudi Mahesh orders immediate transfer of SI Jose and ASI Binu from Poovar police station to Kilimanoor following allegations of illegal soil transport connections. The move came during a wireless conference of SHOs.
The Kerala government introduces a strict green protocol for the Attukal Pongala festival on March 3, forming enforcement squads to eliminate single-use plastics and flex boards, with awareness campaigns across the district.
A private security company in Ahmedabad has filed a police complaint alleging three employees siphoned over Rs 3.6 lakh through forged hotel bills, diverted salary payments, and misappropriated company property, leading to criminal charges.
BJP and Congress MLAs engaged in a heated exchange in the Gujarat Assembly over the regularity of SC/ST Act monitoring committee meetings, forcing the Speaker to intervene during Thursday's session.