India Archive

The Kerala High Court on Friday refused to consider the plea filed by the State government that sought a postponement of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral rolls being carried out by the Election Commission of India (ECI). The petition was filed in the matter titled State of Kerala, Represented by the Chief Secretary to the Government v. The Election Commission of India.

On 12 November, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Lok Nayak Hospital to meet the victims of the blast near the Red Fort in Delhi, shortly after returning to the capital from his two-day visit to Bhutan.

In a major crackdown in the Banbhulpura area of Haldwani, Uttarakhand, the Kumaon Commissioner, Deepak Rawat, conducted search operations at two local Common Service Centres (CSCs) on Thursday, 12 November, following complaints of forged permanent residence certificates. The raids were carried out after allegations surfaced regarding misuse of phone numbers and documents at the CSCs in the region.

A deeply unsettling incident has shaken Kakdwip in West Bengal, where the body of a 21-year-old Hindu law student was found hanging inside the chamber of a local advocate on Wednesday evening.

India has recently seen the uncovering of several terror conspiracies, a reminder of how hard security agencies work while most people go about their daily routines.

The car explosion near New Delhi’s Red Fort on 11th November shocked the entire country. The blast killed 10 people and left more than 30 injured.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has openly appreciated India for the way it is managing the investigation into the recent terror attack near Delhi’s historic Red Fort.

New evidence has emerged showing that the Kashmiri doctor who carried out the deadly car explosion near Delhi’s historic Red Fort visited a mosque in Old Delhi just hours before the attack. This key lead casts a fresh light on how the tragic event was plotted.

In one of India’s largest counter-terror operations, the Jammu and Kashmir Police, working closely with the Faridabad Police, exposed a dangerous inter-state terror network just hours before the Red Fort explosion in Delhi on November 10, which killed at least a dozen people and injured more than two dozen others.

In a shocking development surrounding the tragic explosion near Delhi’s historic Red Fort, investigators have zeroed in on Dr Umar Nabi Bhat as a key figure — possibly the leader — of a terror module operating through medical professionals. The young doctor, once among the state toppers in the competitive NEET-PG examination, has become the central suspect in a case that blends education, medicine and terrorism.