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11-Year-Old Rape Survivor Gives Birth To Baby Girl In Haryana
A police official mentioned that the girl's family has consented to hand over the newborn to the Child Welfare Committee.
Trainee IPS Officer Accused Of Sexual Assault Arrested In Hyderabad
The accused IPS trainee officer earlier worked as a police constable and later joined IPS in 2025 after clearing the UPSC exam.
UP Boy, 10, Dies Days After Classmate Pressed His Neck In School
Following the student's death, his family and villagers placed the body on the school premises and staged a protest, demanding action against the school authorities.
Head Of Russian Combat Drone Maker Wounded In Shooting Near Moscow
The company is most famous for developing the "Ovod" family of combat drones that the Russian army uses in its war with Ukraine.
22 Killed In Failures Across 48 National Highway Projects Since 2021: Centre
Kerala recorded the highest number of incidents at eight, followed by Maharashtra with seven and Bihar with five.
Illegal Call Centre Busted In Ahmedabad. It Scammed Americans With Fake Loans
The police have arrested an accused and recovered digital equipment valued at over Rs 50,000.
How Social Influencers, Non-Profits Are Helping Assam Flood Relief Efforts
The Assam government has also increased the ex gratia for the families of those who died in the floods to Rs 9 lakh.
Out For 3 Months, Sonam Raghuvanshi Surrenders After Top Court Cancels Bail
With her surrender, Sonam has returned to judicial custody after spending nearly three months on bail.
Broken Promises, Empty Skies: Why NRIs Aren't Flying Home For Punjab Polls
In 2012, Manpreet Singh Badal launched his 'People's Party of Punjab' and in 2017 the Aam Aadmi Party forayed into the state's election process. Both parties were seen as new hope for the state, which was experiencing agrarian and social distress
Man Stabbed To Death, Woman Injured In Delhi Park, Minor Detained
During the dispute, one of the boys allegedly pulled out a knife and attacked both Devki and Sunil.
Gujarat Man Poisoned, Buried By Wife. Family Believed He Was In Australia
Jignesh Mavadiya's family believed for nearly two years that he was living and working in Australia. Investigators allege that he was poisoned with cyanide and buried about 12 feet beneath the floor of a factory in the Dared GIDC area.
Naga Village Guard Killed, 2 Security Personnel Injured In Manipur Operation
The victim was identified as Lanbimei Riamei (22), son of Kadirang Riamei of Longmai Bazar in Noney district.
2 Brothers Killed, Mother Injured In Landslide In Nagaland
The tragedy comes amid a harsh monsoon that has seen multiple landslides and flash floods across Nagaland.
Raid At Bengal Ex-Bus Driver's Home Unearths Rs 5 Crore Cash, 15-kg Gold, And Politics
The person who was raided is a relative of Tulu Mondal, a stone trader and close associate of former Trinamool Congress leader Anubrata Mondal, who joined the rebel camp led by Ritabrata Banerjee earlier this month.
Reporter's Diary: The Day Manmohan Singh Challenged CBI Summons In Top Court
Nearly 11 years later, on July 29, 2026, a Supreme Court bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant, Justice Joymalya Bagchi, and Justice V Mohana gave the former Prime Minister relief in the coal allocation case by ending the proceedings against him.
Bihar Man Beheads Sister-In-Law Over Delay In Serving Food
The victim has been identified as 25-year-old Anshu Devi, wife of Dharmendra Kumar.
No Vada Pav, Samosa In And Outside Maharashtra Schools: Food Body's Diktat
Foods high in fat, trans-fat, sugar and salt, commonly known as HFSS foods, can no longer be sold, given away or promoted within school premises or within a 50-metre radius of them.
In Pics: How Wildfires Are Ravaging Western Europe This Summer
Maps and satellite images show where wildfires are burning and how close they are to communities.
Himanta Sarma Flags Off Rs 16 Crore Relief Fund As Assam Rebuilds From Flood
Although there has been little rainfall since July 21 and the flood situation has improved, Himanta Sarma said the destruction left behind remains severe.
