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In a chilling exposé, Karnataka police nabbed Muslim ASI Chan Pasha, Dr. Nagaraj, and Anees Fathima, mother of jihadist Junaid Ahmed, for helping Lashkar run a radical Islamist network using 100+ phones and ₹70 lakh from inside Bengaluru prison
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The scale of the problem was evident again last month, when another woman counsellor was caught trying to smuggle a mobile phone into the jail.
UNESCO adds Maratha Military Landscapes to the World Heritage list, honoring 12 forts across Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu for Shivaji’s legacy, strategic brilliance and India’s cultural pride after an 18-month review and global support from 18 of 20 nations
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These 12 forts are not just stone structures – they are enduring symbols of Maratha valour, organization, and strategic brilliance.
“Show me one photo of Indian damage”: After the 2025 Pahalgam terror attack, Ajit Doval shattered Pakistan’s propaganda as India hit 9 terror hubs in 23 minutes using only indigenous tech, causing zero collateral damage and exposing global media bias
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Ajit Doval’s challenge was not about boasting military power. It was about pointing to the dangerous imbalance in how truth is shared and consumed today.
Tied up, half-naked, and left in urine-soaked rooms, 42 elderly were rescued from a Noida ashram that charged lakhs while offering no care—until a viral video exposed the horror, triggering outrage, police raids, and a criminal case against the trustee
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Some old men were locked up in basement-like rooms. While most of the elderly men were not wearing clothes, the women were given partial clothing.
Just months after the RG Kar rape-murder, a 24-year-old girl was gangraped inside South Calcutta Law College by TMCP men—arrests followed, leaders erupted, NCW jumped in, but the college stayed silent, exposing Bengal’s deep rot and deadly campus politics
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This gruesome assault has disturbing parallels to the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital rape and murder case, which occurred on the night of August 8–9, 2024.
Madras High Court slams top IAS officers with contempt notices after 5 years of inaction on removing St. Joseph School from Cuddalore’s Devanathaswamy Temple land, as BJP’s Vinoth Raghavendran fights to reclaim encroached Hindu property
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Two joint commissioners from the HR&CE Department are also named in the notices by the High Court. The said officers have been asked by the High Court to appear in person on July 10.
India launches a bold ₹1,000 crore plan to make 1,500 tons of rare earth magnets, cutting China reliance and powering its EV, defense, and tech sectors—IREL leads, firms join, and the future of self-reliant manufacturing takes a giant leap forward
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A significant contribution will be made by India Rare Earth Limited (IREL), which will provide OEMs involved in the production of magnets with about 500 tonnes of rare earth raw materials.
As the 1996 Ganga treaty nears its 2026 expiry, India pushes for a drastic rewrite, warning it can’t sacrifice its rising water needs—while Bangladesh fears a looming water crisis, ecological collapse & a diplomatic rift that could drown decades of trust
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Signed in 1996 for 30 years, the Ganga water treaty governs dry-season river flows between India and Bangladesh.
No one imagined Reena Sindhu, a wife and mother, would pick love and lust over loyalty—plotting with her lover to bludgeon husband Ravindra with a shovel, dump his body in Kotdwar, and flee in his SUV—all for a ₹3 crore Moradabad mansion
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They first gave him alcohol to get him intoxicated, and then Paritosh attacked him with a shovel, hitting him repeatedly on the neck and chest.
In Rodkali, Muzaffarnagar, 25-year-old Muskan broke every meaning of motherhood by poisoning her own children—5-year-old Arhan and 1-year-old Enaya—calling them a “hurdle” in her love affair, leaving behind a grieving father and a shattered home
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For nearly two years, Muskan and Junaid made secret plans to run away together. But in their eyes, two innocent souls—Arhan and Enaya—stood in the way.