Malegaon blast: Court acquits Pragya, six others. The court acquitted Pragya Thakur and six others in the Malegaon blast case, citing insufficient evidence to prove their involvement beyond a reasonable doubt. Malegaon Blast Case: Court Acquits Pragya Thakur, Six Others Citing Lack of Evidence Mumbai, July 29, 2025 — In a significant development that brings […]
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Stampede at Religious Gathering Leaves Two Devotees Dead A religious gathering meant to offer solace and spiritual strength ended in sorrow when a stampede broke out, claiming the lives of two devotees and injuring several others. The incident took place early Monday morning at a temple complex in northern India, where thousands had gathered to
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Serve Borders, We’ll Protect Your Family Legally. The NALSA Veer Parivar Sahayata Yojana 2025 is a new initiative designed to support Indian soldiers by easing their domestic legal responsibilities. While these brave personnel serve the nation in remote areas and challenging terrains, the scheme ensures their families receive necessary legal aid and protection back home.
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Explosives found at Bengaluru bus stand; probe begins. Authorities found six sticks of gelatin explosives along with detonators, prompting swift action by bomb disposal squads and heightened vigilance across the area. The explosives were reportedly concealed in a bag and left unattended, raising concerns about a possible plot. Security agencies have launched a detailed investigation
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ICE Gains Access to Medicaid Data, Sparking Outrage and Privacy Concerns By Associated Press, Washington In a move that has sparked widespread alarm among civil rights advocates, lawmakers, and healthcare professionals, the Trump administration has authorized Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials to access the The agreement—signed quietly this week between the Centers for Medicare
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CDS Chauhan: Modern weapons crucial, cites Operation Sindoor. Referring to India’s Operation Sindoor, Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan highlighted that none of the Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) used by Pakistan inflicted any damage on Indian military or civilian infrastructure. He emphasized the importance of modernizing defence capabilities, stating that outdated weaponry cannot
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Etihad urges 787 pilots inspect fuel control switches In a bulletin dated July 12, Etihad Airways issued a directive to its pilots, urging them to exercise extreme caution when operating the fuel control switches on Boeing 787 aircraft. The advisory also emphasized being careful around any other switches or controls located near the fuel control
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Ahmedabad crash black box delayed NTSB recovery. The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) recently established a new black box laboratory designed to retrieve flight data and conduct detailed analyses of aviation accidents and incidents. While the lab marks a significant advancement in India’s investigative capabilities, it remains unclear whether it possesses the necessary technology or
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Terrorist targeted Kapil Sharma’s café over Nihang mockery. Kapil Sharma’s Newly Opened Café Attacked by Khalistani Terrorist; No Injuries Reported The attacker allegedly fired at least nine rounds at the café’s premises, causing panic among staff and locals. The attack is being linked to a recent controversy surrounding Kapil Sharma’s comedy show, which allegedly mocked
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Jaguar crash kills 31-year-old Squadron Leader, 23-year-old Lieutenant. In a tragic incident, two Indian Air Force pilots lost their lives in a Jaguar fighter aircraft crash. Squadron Leader Sindhu, aged 31, hailed from Rohtak in Haryana, while Flight Lieutenant Singh, aged 23, was a native of Pali in Rajasthan. Both officers were known for their
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