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In a recent court proceeding, the interim bail request of BRS leader K Kavitha was declined. The Delhi court, specifically the Rouse Avenue court, concluded on Monday that the evidence presented was substantial enough to suggest an initial indication of her involvement in the alleged crime and possible destruction of evidence.

In a recent development at Gujarat University, a controversy arose when a group of Muslim students from abroad were found offering namaz in the open area of the university's NRI housing. This led to a dispute with local students, attracting significant attention. Following this incident, "Gujarat University (GU) is taking strong measures regarding the incident." As a result, "Seven Afghan students have reportedly been asked to leave the university." These individuals were residing in the university dormitory without valid authorization, having completed their academic programs but not vacated their accommodation.

On a sunny Sunday, the 7th of April, an interesting political event took place. Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to Twitter with a special request for the citizens. He urged everyone to dedicate some time to watch a significant 1.5-hour-long interview. The interview in question featured Madhavi Latha, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate. She is the chosen one to stand against Asaduddin Owaisi, the AIMIM leader, representing the Muslim-majority Hyderabad Lok Sabha constituency.

In what could be seen as a moment of courtroom drama unfolding outside the court, Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud recently had a few choice words that seemed to echo through the corridors of justice. Coming hot on the heels of a peculiar tiff with SCBA President Adish Aggarwala over the call for a suo motu reassessment of the Electoral Bonds judgment, the CJI's remarks were more than just a gentle nudge.

In a significant operation on Friday, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) conducted several raids throughout Delhi, focusing on cracking down suspected child trafficking networks. In one of the raids, officials made a heart-wrenching discovery in Keshav Puram: two newborn babies were rescued from a location suspected to be involved in illegal activities. This information was first brought to light by ANI, a reputable news agency.

On 29th March, a significant discovery was made at the Phanigiri Buddhist monument in Suryapet district, Telangana, where officials from the Department of Archaeology and Museums unearthed a large cache of lead coins. These coins, dating back to the Ikshvaku period, highlight a rich historical period from the third to fourth centuries of the Common Era. The discovery was made at a depth of two feet, where the team, led by co-excavator B. Mallu and excavation director N. Sagar, found an earthen pot measuring 16.7 cm in diameter and 15 cm in height. Inside this pot were 3,730 lead coins, each adorned with symbols of Ujjain and an elephant, marking their historical significance and origin from opposite sides of the period.

In a deeply troubling incident from Ajmer, Rajasthan, a class 12 student faced an unthinkable barrier when she was not allowed to partake in the board examinations. The reason given was shockingly tied to her past, where she was the victim of a gang rape last year. A report from NDTV reveals that the school authorities chose to bar her from the exams, claiming that her presence might "spoil" the environment for others. This response from the school not only shows a lack of empathy but also a disregard for the student's right to education and her struggle to overcome a traumatic ordeal.

In a shocking incident in Punjab's Nawanshahr, former militant Rattandeep Singh was fatally shot by unidentified gunmen riding a motorcycle. The attack occurred late Wednesday night, close to a local eatery, known as a dhaba. The assailants, whose identities remain unknown, swiftly fled the scene after the shooting. Authorities are investigating the case, with suspicions pointing towards a notorious gangster from Nawanshahr, known as Gopi, who might have a connection to this heinous act.

In a recent event in Jammu and Kashmir, a probationary police sub-inspector named Deepak Sharma was highlighted for his act of bravery. He tragically succumbed to severe head injuries after an intense confrontation with a notorious gangster in the region of Kathua. This incident has drawn attention from both local authorities and the nation at large.

In a significant announcement made on Sunday, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) disclosed the names of 111 candidates for the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections. This list, marking the party's fifth batch of candidate announcements, includes Rekha Patra, a notable figure from the Sandeshkhali area in West Bengal. Patra, known for her resilience and leadership during violent incidents in Sandeshkhali, has been chosen to represent the BJP as the candidate for Basirhat.