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In a surprising turn of events on a chilly Sunday, the 10th of March, the wrestling community watched as Bajrang Punia, once a vociferous leader of the wrestlers' protest, faced a startling setback. The wrestler, known for his bold move into protest politics with aspirations of an effortless leap into the Olympics, found himself on the losing end in the race to qualify for the Paris Olympics. During the selection trials that are crucial for deciding the athletes representing at upcoming international meets, Punia's hopes were dashed.

In a deeply unsettling incident, a young woman's visit to a renowned religious site turned into a horrifying experience. A 24-year-old woman from Maharashtra's Mumbai was subjected to rape after she visited the Dargah in Ambedkarnagar, Uttar Pradesh. This grievous act was allegedly perpetrated by a 50-year-old Maulana (cleric), identified as Syed Mohammad Ashraf of the Kichhauchha region. The authorities took swift action, arresting the accused the day after a formal complaint was lodged, marking a prompt response to the distressing event that unfolded on the 7th of March.

In a deeply unsettling incident from Surat, a city renowned for its diamond polishing and textile industries, a young schoolgirl became a repeated victim of molestation.

As the world and our country celebrated International Women's Day with social media awash with inspiring messages about women's empowerment and tales of female role models, a somber event unfolded. Amidst this celebration, the life of a young girl was tragically cut short in a most horrific manner.

In a deeply troubling event on Friday (8th March), the Komuravelli Temple in Siddipet district of Telangana, a place of great reverence and faith, became the site of an unwarranted act of violence. This incident occurred during the Mahashivaratri celebrations, a time when devotees come together in a spirit of devotion to observe one of the most sacred occasions in Hinduism. The temple, which usually serves as a beacon of peace and spirituality, was marred by an atmosphere of tension and chaos, not because of the devotees, but due to the mishandling by the police authorities.

In a shocking incident that has rattled the community of Dankaur in Uttar Pradesh, the police made a grim discovery on Wednesday, March 6th. Three individuals, identified as Ejad, Suhan, and Shabir, have been taken into custody for their alleged involvement in the brutal murder of a 16-year-old boy named Deepak, who belonged to the Hindu community.

In a significant move by the Calcutta High Court on Thursday, the court has extended an opportunity for voices from Sandeshkhali, specifically women who claim to be victims of distressing circumstances, to be heard directly within its walls. The court's decision came as a response to a request, paving the way for these women to bring forth their concerns and experiences to the forefront of judicial scrutiny.

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose remains one of the most enigmatic figures of India's freedom struggle, often unrecognized by the annals of history and left to the margins by fate. Discussing him and the Indian National Army (INA), an organization that he passionately nurtured, invariably uncovers new facets and stories. Indeed, Netaji’s life and the experiences of his companions in the INA are shrouded in fascination and continue to draw keen interest from scholars and citizens alike.

In a landmark judgment, the Delhi's Tis Hazari Court has handed down life imprisonment to three individuals involved in the shocking murder of Ankit Saxena, a 23-year-old photographer. This tragic event unfolded six years ago, in 2018, stemming from Ankit's interfaith relationship, leading to a fatal outcome orchestrated by his girlfriend's family. On Thursday, the court delivered its verdict, sentencing the girlfriend's parents, Akbar and Shehnaz, along with her uncle, Mohd. Salim, to life in prison. Each of them has also been ordered to contribute a fine of Rs 50,000.