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Ahmedabad: A significant disturbance unfolded at the Gujarat University hostel late on the evening of March 16, leading to a confrontation between local and foreign students. The clash resulted in damage to personal property, including laptops and air conditioning units in room number 23 of 'A' block, along with several vehicles parked outside. The incident, which occurred around 10 PM, prompted a police complaint filed at 12:45 AM the following day, with the hostel's security personnel named as the complainant.

In an inspiring incident reminiscent of divinity's resurgence, mirroring the awakening of Bharat, a group of young boys playing by a river in Tamil Nadu made a groundbreaking discovery. "Our Gods are awakening from a long sleep, much like Bharat!" This statement, reverberating with many, heralds a revival of divine presence and faith across the nation.

In a recent development that has caught the attention of Indian security agencies, Farhatullah Ghori, a figure infamous for his involvement in various terror activities, has resurfaced. Ghori, who has long been pursued by Indian authorities due to his links to multiple terror incidents, was notably implicated in the 2002 attack on the Akshardham temple located in Gujarat's Gandhi Nagar. His latest appearance in a video, orchestrated by ISI, sees him issuing a call for war against India, further highlighting the ongoing threat he poses.

In a stunning evening ceremony on March 15, 2024, INS Chilka in Odisha became the proud venue for the Passing Out Parade (POP) of the third batch of Agniveers, referred to as 02/2023. This significant event saw 2,630 Agniveers, including 396 women, successfully complete their initial naval training and step into the next phase of their careers with the Indian Navy. The parade was conducted under the watchful eyes of Admiral R Hari Kumar, the Chief of the Naval Staff, with Vice Admiral V Srinivas, the Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Southern Naval Command, playing a pivotal role as t...

A harrowing tale unfolds as a Hindu woman, who had been abducted and forcibly converted to Islam for marriage, finally found the opportunity to seek help from the Bareilly police after enduring 11 years of captivity. This ordeal began when she was coerced into a marriage through a conversion-nikah ceremony with a Muslim man, marking the start of a prolonged period of suffering. Now, as a mother of two, she has bravely come forward to share her story and seek assistance, revealing the deep-seated issues surrounding forced conversions and inter-religious marriages.

In Brooklyn, a disagreement on a moving subway train took a violent turn. A video captured the moment when two men arguing on the A train escalated their dispute into a physical confrontation. The police report that during the scuffle, one man took a gun from the other and shot him.

In the quiet of the night on September 2, 2010, Bishnu Shrestha, a retired soldier of the Indian Army, was journeying home. He had hung up his uniform, looking forward to a life of peace after years of combat. The train, cutting through the dense jungles of West Bengal, was a capsule of calm, a stark contrast to the battlefields Shrestha had known. This evening, however, was destined to be more than just a ride home; it would etch his name in the annals of heroism.

In a significant ruling on March 13th, a special court in Kota, Rajasthan, delivered justice by sentencing a Muslim cleric, Naseem Khan, to life imprisonment. This verdict came as a result of Khan's heinous act of unnatural sex with a 10-year-old boy within the confines of a mosque. The accused, a 23-year-old native of Palwal district in Haryana, faced the stringent consequences of his actions, underscored by a financial penalty of Rs 21 thousand imposed by the court. This decision was grounded in the serious charges brought against Khan under the Protection of Child...

A committee headed by Ram Nath Kovind, focusing on 'One Nation One Election', has suggested having a single electoral roll and electoral Photo Identity Cards (EPIC) for elections at all three levels of government.