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'Ankit Sharma died with 51 injuries': Death penalty sought for Tahir Hussain in 2020 Delhi riots case

Special public prosecutor Madhukar Pandey told the court that Sharma was subjected to a planned and relentless assault before his body was dumped in a drain instead of being taken for medical treatment. Speaking to reporters after the hearing, Pandey said the prosecution's demand for capital punishment was based on the nature of the crime and the manner in which it was carried out.

'Removed in error': Meta responds after PM Modi's video was blocked on Facebook

Meta admitted to mistakenly deleting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's video. The content was removed in error and has since been restored by the company. This video assured stricter government actions against paper leaks across the nation. The Union Cabinet will discuss these stringent measures in Parliament soon. The government aims to get the Bill passed to address the issue.

'Don't mess with students': Kejriwal takes 'emperor Modi' jibe at PM over reported AK-47 use during Bihar protest

Kerala Right-wing activist faces police complaint over 'shoot protesters' remark

In its complaint, the AISF argued that TG Mohandas' statements went far beyond political criticism and instead encouraged the use of violence against peaceful protesters. The organisation said publicly advocating that state forces open fire on students could lead to deaths, grievous injuries and widespread fear, while undermining constitutional values and the democratic right to protest.

'Generation gutter': Kangana on 'young Hindu women' who took part in CJP protest

Kangana Ranaut dubbed Gen Z women as "so-called westernised Indian women", who are "not good at studies, but they are so ugly and corrupt that they cannot be homemakers either", yet they "proudly flaunt their freedom to use drugs, consume alcohol, or have endless body counts". Lashing out at the "behaviour of young Hindu women", the actress-turned-politician said those female protesters wanted to "imitate the lives of independent career women without earning that freedom".

Several pilgrims injured as Amarnath Yatra bus skids off road in J&K's Ganderbal

'No protestor left behind': CJP claims Centre assured no FIRs in Bihar and Assam after midnight talks

Government representatives met with CJP and shared draft notifications. Bihar and Assam governments will withdraw FIRs and release arrested protesters. Future legal action against demonstrators will also be prevented. Union government and other BJP/NDA states will release similar notifications soon. Protesters will not be left alone as all are in this together.

MBBS admissions: NMC puts focus on ability, not disability

NMC asks medical colleges to set up support units for students with disabilities

CJP accuses government of breaching promises, warns of protests

Kasol raves: Supreme Court orders transfer of Kullu DC, SP

The Supreme Court upheld the Himachal High Court's order for transfers. Kullu Deputy Commissioner Anurag C Sharma and SP Madan Lal must be transferred. This action follows their alleged failure to prevent rave parties in Kasol. The court stayed further action on FIRs and the SIT probe. However, impartial departmental inquiries necessitate their relocation from Kullu.

Delay in paying land compensation proves costly for Tamil Nadu

The Supreme Court has ordered Tamil Nadu to pay market rate compensation for acquired land. Alternatively, the state must return 970 acres of land to landowners within six weeks. This decision impacts Tamil Nadu's already strained fiscal situation significantly. The court emphasized landowners should not suffer due to government inaction. The state faces a substantial financial burden from this directive.

Need out-of-box thinking to plug paper leaks, says Supreme Court

A high-powered committee for education reform has been formed. The Supreme Court seeks "out-of-box thinking" to address sector problems. The court will hear the NEET paper leak petition on August 3. Government needs to examine additional safeguards for online exams. The system's ad hocism is troubling and requires institutionalization.

INS Sudarshini departs Boston for Portugal after participating in US's 250th Independence Day anniversary celebrations

Indian Naval Ship Sudarshini concluded its US visit and sailed for Portugal. The vessel participated in America's 250th independence anniversary celebrations in Boston. Representing India, the ship showcased its rich maritime heritage and strengthened partnerships. Sudarshini joined an international fleet of tall ships as a goodwill ambassador. This voyage continues India's maritime strength and professionalism on the global stage.

Anti-defection law: Supreme Court ready to hear plea for its interpretation

The Supreme Court will examine the anti-defection law's interpretation concerning political party mergers. Kapil Sibal argued that electoral verdicts can be altered through such merger provisions. The court acknowledged significant issues with the Tenth Schedule's current working. It issued notice to the Centre seeking its response on the matter. This legal challenge could have major repercussions for the country's political landscape.

Supreme Court: Insolvency shield is for firm, not promoters

Ex-top Chhattisgarh official behind paper leaks, appointed kin as deputy collector, DSP: ED

Taman Singh Sonwani, a retired IAS officer, faces custodial remand for alleged CGPSC paper leak. He allegedly amended recruitment rules in 2021 to benefit his family members. Sonwani appointed relatives as deputy collector and DSP after rule changes. The Enforcement Directorate arrested the former CGPSC chairperson on July 25. A special court granted seven days of ED custody for further investigation.

'I am a street fighter': Combative Dharmendra Pradhan arrives in Parliament to a rousing welcome

Former minister Dharmendra Pradhan asserted his street fighter identity after resigning from his post. He arrived in Parliament as a Member of Parliament, receiving strong support from fellow MPs. Colleagues raised slogans and offered traditional honours, showcasing solidarity with the ex-minister. This public display aimed to convey that his resignation was not a reflection of his work. Pradhan's response indicated readiness to address discussions on the paper leak issue.

India summons Ukraine envoy for ship attack, Kyiv seeks talks

PM Modi, Amit Shah laud CRPF for wiping out Naxalism