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In a tragic and disturbing incident, the body of a young Hindu girl was found last month, on the 21st of September, in an abandoned condition in Sultanpur district, Uttar Pradesh. The girl, later identified as Priyanka, had been missing for several months. She was last seen on 31st May, and her disappearance had left her family in distress, desperately searching for her. It was a day that turned the family's world upside down, as their loved one had simply vanished without a trace. "The victim had gone missing from her house since 31st May," reports confirmed.

Weeks after the arrest of SP leader Moeed Khan and his driver Raju Khan in connection with the gang-rape of an 12-year-old OBC girl in Ayodhya, new evidence has surfaced in the form of DNA reports. These reports have confirmed a match between Raju Khan’s DNA and the foetus, tightening the noose around the accused in the case. This crucial piece of evidence has intensified the case, making it harder for the accused to evade the legal consequences.

On September 28th, in a shocking incident, the Jamui police in Bihar apprehended Mohammad Sarfaraz and his accomplice Imtiaz for a heinous act of blackmail. The two were involved in threatening a young woman by using her private photos, demanding not only Rs 30 lakh but also insisting that she spend a night with them. The main accused, Sarfaraz, is reportedly the girl’s ex-boyfriend, who took advantage of their past relationship by allegedly capturing her private moments through photographs.

In a significant development on Saturday, September 28, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed the elimination of Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah, an Iran-backed terror organization. Nasrallah, who had long been a prominent figure in the Iran-backed resistance, was reportedly killed in a targeted strike carried out by Israel in Lebanon. This operation marks a substantial blow to Hezbollah and Iran’s regional influence, particularly in Lebanon, where Hezbollah has maintained a strong presence.

In a decisive action aimed at reclaiming government land, the Gujarat administration carried out a large-scale demolition drive on 28th September 2024, targeting illegal religious structures, including a mosque, a 500-year-old graveyard, and several dargahs near the sacred Somnath Temple. This move has drawn both praise and criticism, but it is undeniable that the Gujarat government took a firm stand against unlawful encroachments that had plagued this region for years.

The horrific rape and murder case surrounding RG Kar Medical College has left West Bengal in a state of unrest for over 40 days, with protests raging across Kolkata. The city's streets are flooded with demonstrators who are fed up with the blatant failures of the Mamata Banerjee government. Many are convinced that the administration is deliberately diverting attention from the real issue, resorting to "whataboutery" to downplay the heinous crime. This "whataboutery" only seeks to distract from the gravity of the situation, making it clear that justice is being thwarted, especially when it i...

On the night of Thursday, 26th September, chaos broke out at the Dehradun railway station in Uttarakhand when a large, agitated Muslim mob stormed the area after discovering a meeting between a young Muslim girl and her Hindu lover. The incident quickly escalated into violence, creating a tense atmosphere at the station.

On 19th September, the usually calm city of Bhopal was shaken by protests outside Radcliffe School. This wasn’t an ordinary protest; it was a massive outcry led by the Akhil Bhartiya Vidhyarthi Parishad (ABVP) and other Hindu organisations. They were protesting against a heinous crime that had come to light – the alleged rape of a 3-year-old girl student by none other than the school's own computer teacher, Qasim Rehan. What added fuel to the fire was the shocking revelation that the school administration had allegedly tried to suppress the incident rather than taking immediate steps to ens...

In a plot twist that no one saw coming—except maybe everyone—the Saudi Arabian government finally had enough of the steady stream of "pilgrims" from Pakistan, who, instead of performing holy rituals, seemed more focused on the art of panhandling. On Tuesday, September 24, the Kingdom decided it was time to draw a line in the sand, issuing a rather blunt warning to Pakistan: “Stop sending beggars under Umrah visas, or don’t bother calling us for dinner anymore.” Saudi officials made it clear that if Pakistan didn’t handle the situation, the consequences would be more severe than just awkward...