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NIA arrests absconding PFI district chief in Kerala's Sreenivasan murder case

The National Investigation Agency arrested a key absconder in the Sreenivasan murder case. Muhammadali K.P, a PFI Palakkad district president, was apprehended upon arriving from Saudi Arabia. He was a prominent perpetrator and harbored assailants involved in the brutal killing of Sreenivasan. The PFI conspiracy aimed to establish Islamic Rule in India by 2047. Investigations revealed PFI imparted arms training and collected target information through its various wings.

Omar Abdullah to JP Nadda: Right on J&K leak, wrong on facts

Police, SDRF rescue 2 trapped in Tawi river; Army launches relief ops in Reasi, Rajouri

2,500 detained, homes of 2 LeT terrorists razed in Kashmir after cop killing

Security forces demolished two Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist homes overnight in Kashmir. Over two thousand five hundred people were detained for questioning following a police killing. The operation aimed to dismantle terrorist support networks across the region. Officials reviewed security arrangements for the ongoing Amarnath Yatra pilgrimage. Political leaders criticized the demolitions and mass detentions as counter-productive.

'In view of possible violence in the country': Sonam Wangchuk ends hunger strike after 26 days; PM Modi 'prays for his health'

Sonam Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike after prolonged negotiations and to prevent potential violence. Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced tougher measures against examination paper leaks. The Union Cabinet will consider stricter punishments and fast-track courts for offenders. The government aims to introduce legislation during the ongoing Monsoon Session of Parliament. Wangchuk urged everyone to remain vigilant against any form of violence.

'More strict actions to come against paper leaks': PM Modi announces new Bill push in video message

CJP delegation to meet government ministers on Friday as Centre renews outreach: Report

Govt reshuffles top bureaucrats in ministries: Education secretary shifted out

400 Pakistani handles revived from Op Sindoor target NEET protests, being blocked: Delhi Police

Delhi Police identified and blocked over 400 Pakistani social media handles. These accounts are spreading misinformation and rumors amid ongoing protests. The same handles were active during Operation Sindoor and aim to provoke people. Police urged citizens, especially students, not to fall for fake content. Delhi Police respects citizens' right to peaceful protest and fact-checking.

‘Antisocial elements taking advantage’: Sonam Wangchuk urges protesters to remain peaceful, says 'only peace is my way'

Centre monitoring 2,485 Himalayan glacial lakes; 56 classified as 'very high risk'

India slams Pakistan's 'state-sponsored' misinformation at Asean, says Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance

'UP ke ladke' together again to take on BJP, but who will show 'bigger heart'? Seat-sharing test awaits Rahul Gandhi, Akhilesh Yadav

Watch: Gujarat rains trigger waist-deep flooding, vehicles go under

‘Must be handled with empathy’: BJP veteran Murli Manohar Joshi breaks ranks, backs NEET protesters

Veteran BJP leader Murli Manohar Joshi supported students protesting the alleged NEET paper leak. He criticized police action against demonstrators as merciless and urged empathy. The government stated its readiness for a debate on the examination system. Opposition parties demanded the Education Minister's resignation and a parliamentary discussion. Prime Minister Modi announced fast-track courts for paper leak offenders.

Tanul Thakur On The Corporate Cruelty Driving The H-1B Visa Economy

Tanul Thakur is an award-winning journalist and film critic. In 2015, he won the National Film Award for Best Film Critic, the youngest to receive the honour. Many media outlets have interviewed him on cinema, culture and the H1B programme. In this conversation, he discusses his debut book, 'Wild Wild East'.

'We are with you': Rahul Gandhi says INDIA bloc stopped during march in support of protesting students

Opposition MPs marched in solidarity with students protesting the NEET-UG paper leak. Authorities reportedly stopped the leaders from reaching India Gate and Gandhi Smriti. Rahul Gandhi assured students that the INDIA bloc stands firmly with them. Many opposition leaders met at Gandhi's residence before the planned visit. Heavy police presence was noted outside Gandhi's residence during the events.

Evening news wrap: Parliament deadlock over NEET continues, Gulf invests to find new oil routes & more

The government has invited opposition parties for NEET discussions without preconditions. Gulf nations are investing billions in new oil pipelines to bypass the Strait of Hormuz. Iran claims its strikes destroyed US Patriot systems and THAAD radar in Jordan. India's first hydrogen-powered train completed 900 kilometers in five days. Activists and the government remain in a standoff over protest venue for talks.

Trump says Saudi nuclear deal hinges on kingdom joining Abraham Accords with Israel

Donald Trump stated the US-Saudi nuclear deal requires Saudi Arabia joining the Abraham Accords. This agreement will not permit uranium enrichment or any military nuclear program. The framework was signed by US Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Saudi Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman. Lawmakers expressed concerns about potential pathways for nuclear weapons development. The announcement occurs amid ongoing US and Israeli military operations against Iran.

Jaishankar says attacks on civilian shipping cannot be tolerated, calls for maritime security amid Middle East crisis

External affairs minister S Jaishankar stressed maritime law adherence and regional cooperation at the East Asia Summit. He called for diplomatic engagement to resolve West Asia crises and ensure safe sea lane navigation. Global conflicts impact the world economy, especially affecting the Global South. India supports a substantive Code of Conduct for the South China Sea. Jaishankar also met with leaders from Oman, the UK, and the Netherlands.