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"ढंग के कपड़े पहनो, बिंदी लगाओ": In Guna, on Valentine’s Day, Alka Jain, tired of her son Abhyuday scolding her for wearing inappropriate clothes for Insta reels, strangled the 15-year-old, staged it as suicide but CCTV and postmortem evidence exposed her
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Reports say he was born through IVF after marriage of seven years. Alka, the same woman now accused of killing him, had wanted a son so badly that she prayed for him every day.
"ज़बरदस्ती": A 17-year-old Hindu teen’s Instagram post triggered Muslim protests in Burhanpur, forcing police to arrest him under Section 299 BNS as mobs stormed streets, shut markets, and gheraoed the station, mirroring the recent Nagpur unrest
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o calm the situation, the police immediately arrested accused Devesh Dalal after an FIR was filed against him over the social media post.
"गन्दा है पर धंधा है": Despite forging OBC & disability certificate for UPSC selection, fraud IAS Puja Khedkar enjoys endless court protection, dodging arrest while Delhi Police demand custody, UPSC bans her for life and reports expose her misuse of power
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Justice Sharma pronounced, "You must have to justify your attempts," while Justice Nagarathna instructed Raju, "You must track up this investigation steadfastly."
"कब टूटेगी औरंगजेब की कब्र": BJP MLA T Raja Singh vows to make India a Hindu Rashtra, demanding Aurangzeb’s tomb removal in Maharashtra, citing his persecution of Hindus, temple destruction, forced conversions, and even imprisoning his father
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Bajrang Dal leader Nitin Mahajan had already made his own waves, calling for Aurangzeb’s tomb in Sambhajinagar to be history.
Outrage erupts as Punjab Police brutally thrash an Army Colonel and his son in Patiala over a parking dispute—beaten with baseball bats & sharp weapons, leaving the Colonel’s arm broken and his son with a head injury—forcing authorities to suspend 12 cops
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Patiala’s Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), Dr. Nanak Singh, stepped in to address the situation. He confirmed that an FIR has been lodged and an investigation is underway.
"शेर-ए-संभल": In Sambhal, CO Anuj Chaudhary, an Arjuna Award-winning Olympian, ignited a storm by advising Muslims to avoid Jumma Namaz on Holi, March 14, drawing Yogi Adityanath’s support, while Ram Gopal Yadav threatened jail if SP wins
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As reported earlier, Sambhal Circle Officer (CO) Anuj Chaudhary urged Hindus and Muslims to maintain peace during the festival.
"Smuggling Star": Ranya Rao, Karnataka DGP’s daughter, got nabbed at Bengaluru airport smuggling 14.8 kg gold from Dubai in her belt, used daddy’s clout to dodge customs, and now faces 14 days in custody as DRI digs into her shady trips and film-star life
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Rao claimed she was travelling to Dubai for business purposes.
"ओ माझी चल": CM Yogi Adityanath shared a boatman’s tale—Rs 30 crore earned rowing devotees with devotion at Mahakumbh; UP’s GSDP hit Rs 27.51 lakh crore since 2017, his 2025-26 budget aiding farmers, tax-free, backed by NITI Aayog and RBI
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The Chief Minister also made it a point to shine a light on the unsung heroes of the Mahakumbh—the workers who kept everything running smoothly.
"Broken Trust": Tamil Nadu reels as schools turn into nightmares with teachers, students, and even an IPS officer nabbed for sexual crimes, while the DMK government catches heat for failing to shield kids, leaving 225 accused educators in its wake
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In one shocking incident, three teachers from a government school in Krishnagiri were arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a 13-year-old student.
As Chhaava reignites debates, Islamists glorify Mughal ‘victories,’ yet Aurangzeb’s heirs sell tea in slums while Shivaji’s descendants serve in Parliament—Sultana Begum, claiming Red Fort, lives on a ₹6000 pension, her plea dismissed as a “waste of time"
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Sultana Begum is the widow of Mirza Bedar Bukht, Bahadur Shah Zafar II's great-grandson, who was born in 1920 in Rangoon, Burma (now Myanmar) and died in 1980 in Kolkata.