The arrest comes after searches are conducted by the ED recently on its premises
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When asked who packed the lunch, the student proudly claimed, "Ma'am, I packed it myself!"
Vice Admiral K Swaminathan notes the Chinese Navy has already become the largest in the world and is expanding like never before
The Supreme Court warns against automatically dissolving marriages due to separation. Courts must investigate the reasons for separation before declaring irretrievable breakdown, determining which spouse is responsible for the marital breakdown.
Had sought permission to attend Parliament session
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Obesity cannot be simplified to ‘eat less, move more’. It has been officially declared by the American Medical Association as a chronic, relapsing, multifactorial biological disease, influenced by genetics, hormones and environment
Party insiders say decision likely before upcoming winter session
Bangladesh seeks to extradite former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from India, after she was sentenced to death. India is reviewing the request, emphasizing its commitment to Bangladesh's peace and stability, while the former PM calls the verdict politically motivated.
The U.S. marked the 17th anniversary of the 26/11 attacks, calling Tahawwur Rana's extradition to India a major step toward justice. Rana is accused of aiding Lashkar-e-Taiba operative David Headley's reconnaissance. He faces trial in India for conspiracy and terrorism.
PM Modi launched Safran's MRO facility in Hyderabad, highlighting India as a prime investment destination. The facility, with a Rs 1,300 crore investment, will service LEAP engines, reducing reliance on foreign MROs. Safran plans further expansion, including a Rafale engine assembly line if needed.
Judges from Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Kenya, Mauritius, Nepal, and Malaysia observed India's Constitution Day proceedings. They praised the Indian judiciary, highlighting its influence on their legal systems and celebrating shared legal traditions and judicial reforms.
India and the UAE renewed their commitment to strengthen cooperation on consular, visa, and legal matters at a joint committee meeting in Abu Dhabi. They discussed quicker information sharing, smoother consular access, and liberalizing visa procedures, while also aiming to protect citizens abroad. The next meeting will be in India in 2026.
Following the Air India crash, the DGCA is tightening defect reporting and airworthiness oversight. New regulations mandate detailed defect recording, immediate reporting of major defects, and rigorous investigation by airlines and maintenance organizations. Records must be preserved for up to a year.
Delhi court sent Soyab to 10-day custody of the National Investigation Agency
Lawyers too flag poor AQI amid hearing on pleas against SIR
CJI Surya Kant seeks national judicial policy to minimise unpredictable verdicts
Adil is considered a significant link in the module under investigation.
31 of 38 blackbucks housed at Kittur Rani Chennamma Zoological Park died recently
3 Chinese ships spotted near India amid growing maritime rivalry
Pending payments climb to Rs 198 crore | 'Centre has capped its contribution at Rs 50 crore per annum, but annual expenditure on scheme is between Rs 110 crore to Rs 115 crore'
Congress leader says Constitution not just a book, but a sacred promise made to every citizen
Respond to Kerala’s Plea to defer SIR: Top court to EC
EC sources have dismissed ‘assumptions’ that the deaths or alleged suicides of BLOs might have taken place due to the alleged work pressure during the SIR
In letter, Narendra Modi urges citizens to fulfil national obligations
In the build-up to the CWG, India will also host the World Police Games in 2029
MEA says maintenance of peace and tranquillity in border regions is a prerequisite for the continued and overall development of India-China relations
Says booth-level officers being threatened to remove OBC voters’ names
The Awami League leader has been living in India since she fled Bangladesh on August 5 last year
The top court says judges must undertake a thorough examination of the reasons behind the separation
Terming it ‘erroneous and unconstitutional’, senior counsel Kapil Sibal, representing the State of West Bengal, says such an SIR has never been done in the country
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