Woman Labourer Killed in Late-Night Accident in Punjabi Bagh
A tragic road accident in West Delhi's Punjabi Bagh claimed the life of a woman labourer late at night. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the area.
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Udupi: Motorcyclist Dies in Tragic Collision with Tempo Truck
A motorcyclist, Bhaskar Nayak, died and his pillion rider was injured after their bike rammed a Tempo truck in Manipal, Udupi. Police cite high-speed, rash riding as the cause of the accident.
Mumbai Court Convicts 10 in Rs 67.7 Lakh Bank Fraud
A special CBI court in Mumbai has convicted 10 individuals, including a retired bank manager, for diverting Rs 67.7 lakh in housing loans through forged documents between 2001-04. The mastermind received a five-year sentence.
SC Rejects Plea for Nomadic Tribe Census Enumeration
The Supreme Court has refused to consider a plea seeking enumeration of denotified nomadic tribes in the census, emphasizing concerns about creating more societal classifications.
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Mason Electrocuted at Kundapur Construction Site, Dies
A 35-year-old mason named Shivaraj died after being electrocuted while moving an iron ladder at a construction site in Kundapur. The ladder slipped and touched a live wire, causing fatal injuries.
Mangaluru Police Nab Two Fugitives After Years of Evading Court
Venoor police in Mangaluru have arrested two accused who were absconding for nearly five years, failing to appear in court for pending cases. One was arrested in Udupi, while the other faced over 10 warrants.
Surat Permits Night Gas Pipeline Work for Faster Expansion
Surat Municipal Corporation grants Gujarat Gas permission for night excavation and pipeline-laying for a month to accelerate city gas distribution network expansion, citing global situation.
Illegal Sand Mining Rampant in Koraput's Saberi River
Large-scale illegal sand mining continues unabated in Koraput's Saberi riverbed, with activists alleging collusion between mafias and officials. Environmental damage mounts as enforcement remains lax.
Mumbai Girgaon Power Outage Disrupts Businesses for Hours
A fire in a cable termination caused a widespread power outage in Girgaon, Mumbai, lasting over two hours. Key commercial areas were plunged into darkness, forcing early closures and disrupting residents and commuters.
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Wayanad Youth Missing in Iran, Family Fears for Safety
A 20-year-old from Wayanad, interning on a cargo vessel in Iran, has been unreachable for 25 days since the conflict erupted. His family and another youth's relatives are anxiously awaiting updates amid the volatile situation.
All 9 Police Convicted in Jeyaraj-Bennix Murder Case
In a landmark verdict, all nine police officers involved in the custodial deaths of Jeyaraj and Bennix in Tamil Nadu have been convicted of murder, marking a significant step towards justice.
Uttarakhand HC Quashes Ban on Summer Paddy Farming
Uttarakhand High Court has overturned a district magistrate's order prohibiting summer paddy cultivation in non-waterlogged fields, ruling the restriction lacks legal basis and violates farmers' rights.
Cruz: DOJ Seized Kash Patel Phone Records in 'Arctic Frost' Hearing
Senator Ted Cruz disclosed that the Biden DOJ seized phone records of FBI Director Kash Patel during a heated hearing on the 'Arctic Frost' operation, sparking a political firestorm over surveillance and accountability.
Odisha Tightens Security at Fuel Pumps, Reviews Fertilizer Stock
Odisha government tightens security at LPG and petrol stations, ensures fertilizer availability, and promotes EV adoption amid West Asia conflict concerns impacting supply chains and economy.
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Iran Warns Trump: 'Eye for a Head' Response to US Attack
Iran issues stark warning to Donald Trump, threatening a disproportionate 'eye for a head' response if US attacks Iranian infrastructure. Tehran hardens position amid ongoing conflict, demanding compensation and guarantees.
Kolkata Voter List: Relief for Some, Anxiety for Many
The first supplementary voter list in Kolkata brought relief to some electors who cleared judicial scrutiny, but anxiety persists for many still under adjudication, with technical issues and administrative errors adding to the confusion.
Women-Led Growth Central to India's 2047 Development Vision
At a BRICS summit, policymakers stressed that empowering women in innovation and entrepreneurship is crucial for India's goal of becoming a developed nation by 2047, calling for stronger support ecosystems.
Rajkot Dealer Booked for Fuel Panic Rumors Amid War Tensions
Rajkot petrol dealer Gopal Chudasama booked for spreading false fuel shortage rumors, causing panic buying in Gujarat. Sales doubled as queues formed despite government assurances of adequate stock.
Ghatkopar Hoarding Tragedy Probe Reveals Criminal Conspiracy
A high-level committee investigating the Ghatkopar hoarding collapse has identified a criminal conspiracy involving suspended IPS officer Quaiser Khalid, BMC official Sunil Dalvi, and Ego Media directors, leading to 17 deaths.
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Telangana Bar Council Election Results: 23 Members Elected
The Bar Council of Telangana election results were announced after a nine-year gap, with 23 advocates elected including five women under Supreme Court-mandated reservation.
Tiruvarur Shuts Down Over Kamban Express Rerouting
Thousands of shops in Tiruvarur town closed in protest after Southern Railway announced the Kamban Express will bypass Tiruvarur, sparking widespread opposition from residents and traders.
Kermit Gosnell, Abortion Doctor, Dies in Prison at 85
Kermit Gosnell, the former abortion doctor convicted of murdering infants, has died at 85 while serving life sentences. His case sparked national debates on abortion and regulatory failures.
Navy Chief on 'Dark Vessels' and Indo-Pacific Flash Points
Indian Navy Chief Dinesh K Tripathi highlights rising threats from drones, GPS spoofing, and vessels going 'dark' in EEZs as emerging flash points in the Indo-Pacific, stressing the need for persistent maritime cooperation.
Trump Fuels Speculation on Pakistan Hosting US-Iran Talks
US President Donald Trump shared a post by Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif offering Islamabad as a neutral venue for US-Iran dialogue, sparking speculation about backchannel diplomacy amid the Middle East conflict.
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Bengaluru Officials Accused of PhonePe Bribes for e-Khata
Former minister R Ashoka alleges municipal officials in Bengaluru are demanding bribes via PhonePe to process e-Khata applications, challenging Deputy CM D K Shivakumar to act.
JICA Loans Rs 5,500 Crore for Mumbai Metro Line 11 Phase 1
Japan International Cooperation Agency signs agreement with India for a 92.4 billion yen loan to fund the first phase of Mumbai Metro Line 11, an underground route from Wadala to Gateway of India, enhancing urban connectivity.
Bombay HC Dismisses Petition Against BJP MLA Narendra Mehta's Election
The Bombay High Court dismissed an election petition challenging BJP MLA Narendra Mehta's 2024 victory from Mira-Bhayandar, citing lack of specific details required by law.
Taliban Releases American Academic After Over a Year
Afghanistan's Taliban authorities have released American academic Dennis Coyle, detained since January 2025, citing humanitarian grounds and Eid al-Fitr. The US welcomes the move but demands the return of other Americans believed held in Afghanistan.
SIR Smooth Across India Except West Bengal: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court observed that Special Intensive Revision (SIR) was conducted smoothly across India, with West Bengal being the only exception. Senior advocate Kalyan Banerjee highlighted a logical discrepancy applied solely to West Bengal.
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India Boosts Fleet Readiness for Strait of Hormuz Passage
The Indian government announces increased preparedness of Indian-flagged vessels to navigate the strategic Strait of Hormuz, enhancing maritime security amid regional tensions.
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