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"जैसा बोओगे, वैसा ही काटोगे": Thirty-five years after Baljit Singh mysteriously vanished from Chabal police custody, a Mohali CBI court sentences fugitive ex-cop Kashmir Singh to five years in prison, bringing a dramatic end to a tragic Tarn Taran case
"आशाएँ खिले दिल की, उम्मीदें हँसे दिल की": Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath urges families to support young talent as Uttar Pradesh builds major sports facilities from local villages to Meerut, helping athletes secure jobs and global medals
"बहती हवा सा था वो, उड़ती पतंग सा था वो": In Bihar's Bettiah, Shamshul Ansari forged an Aadhaar card to pose as a Hindu, groomed a young girl, and ruthlessly strangled her protective brother Sonu Kumar Patel before dumping his body in the Tilave River
"इक हसीना थी, इक दीवाना था": Deleted phone records and 49 frantic calls exposed how newlywed bride Tannu and her lover Sonu brutally murdered husband Monu by smothering him before staging a drowning in the Asalwas canal in Rewari, Haryana
"जनम जनम का साथ है तुम्हारा हमारा": Carrying forward the dark legacy of Sonam and Siya, Agra's Ruby Sharma poisoned her husband's kheer, strangled him, buried him beneath bathroom tiles, and filed a fake missing report to cover her crime
"मैं नचदा नहीं कदे, येशु दा प्यार नचौंदा ए": Karnataka High Court orders a major terror investigation after blocking a US missionary network from hiding a massive clandestine foreign debit card cash pipeline running through Naxal zones
In a significant legal development concerning state security and the monitoring of cross-border financial transactions, the Karnataka High Court on June 1 dismissed multiple petitions that sought to quash a criminal case registered under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA). The legal action targets six individuals tied directly to the domestic activities of The Timothy Initiative (TTI), an expansive, United States-based Christian missionary organization.
"अमन की आशा": PM Modi stands firm against Pakistan’s dual strategy as a coordinated peace appeal by elites from New Delhi and Islamabad attempts to revive the flawed Musharraf-Manmohan framework on Jammu and Kashmir
"अरे, मुझे क्या बेचेगा रुपैय्या": CBI arrested IPS officer Deepak Gahlawat in Delhi for demanding a Rs. 3-crore bribe from N. Raja to compromise a federal inquiry into a massive counterfeit medicine manufacturing racket based out of Puducherry
"कहीं पे निगाहें कहीं पे निशाना": How the CJP and The Guardian are using NEET student protests at Jantar Mantar as a tactical mask to quietly reshape the narrative and demand the legal release of 2020 Delhi Riots conspiracy accused Umar Khalid
"मेरी नज़र ढूँढे तुझे, सोचूँ यही तू आ के थामेगी माँ": Bengaluru police have launched a massive probe into a Capgemini campus daycare after five nannies were booked for locking terrified toddlers inside washing machines and spraying them with toilet jets
In the manicured tech corridors of East Bengaluru, the glass-and-steel facades of multinational office parks stand as monuments to India’s economic triumphs. Inside these highly secured enclaves, global consulting and technology giants design the digital infrastructure of the modern world. For the dual-income households of the city's tech elite, these campuses represent a seamless integration of life and work, complete with gymnasiums, cafeterias, and on-site corporate daycares designed to keep young families tethered to the office.














