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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.

A devastating blast near Delhi’s Red Fort tore through what should have been an ordinary evening, shattering laughter, plans, and promises.

On 10th November, Faridabad’s Al-Falah University came under serious scrutiny after police unearthed a massive cache of explosives and arrested multiple doctors associated with the institution.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Bhutan on November 11–12, 2025, carried a weight that went beyond diplomatic symbolism. The decision to go ahead with the trip just hours after a deadly blast in Delhi revealed not only a political choice but also a reflection of India’s approach to leadership during crisis.

Months after the Supreme Court cautioned Bengaluru’s Parappana Agrahara Central Jail for allegedly giving special treatment to film actor Darshan Thoogudeepa, a fresh set of disturbing videos surfaced on Saturday.

Gurugram police on Friday revealed a disturbing extortion racket involving a young lawyer, her husband, and a balloon seller, who were all arrested on Thursday.

The Supreme Court has expressed deep concern over the increasing number of dog-bite cases across the country, especially in areas where people expect safety and order.