News Archive

Early Wednesday morning, a group of laborers working in the Bansloi River in Kulbona village made an astonishing discovery that has since captured the attention of the entire region. As they dug through the soft riverbank sands, their shovels clanked against an unusually hard object buried beneath the surface.

The recent unveiling of the first teaser for the movie "Hamare Baarah" has caught the public's attention, not only for its compelling storytelling but also for the controversy it has stirred. Directed by Kamal Chandra, the teaser presents a stark narrative focused on the severe societal challenges faced by Muslim women. These women, portrayed in the film as being treated as lesser beings and akin to "baby-making machines" within their families, highlight the oppressive conditions faced in the name of religious practices.

Janata Dal (Secular) patron and India's former Prime Minister, HD Deve Gowda, has publicly expressed his disapproval and issued a direct command to his grandson, Prajwal Revanna. Revanna, currently a Member of Parliament for Hassan, is urged to return to India immediately to address serious legal challenges awaiting him.

In a shocking development out of Kolkata, the recent murder of Bangladeshi Member of Parliament Anwarul Azim Anar has been linked to a complex web of gold smuggling involving US-Bangladesh citizen Akhtaruzzaman, also known as Shaheen. This case has uncovered not only the intricacies of international crime but also highlighted the dangerous overlap of politics and illegal trade.

On May 20th, the Rajasthan High Court made a pointed observation about the nature of mobs during communal clashes, declaring that "a mob has no religion." This statement was part of the proceedings where the court granted bail to eighteen accused who were directly involved in an attack on a Hindu religious procession. This incident took place on March 19th in Chittorgarh, Rajasthan, and tragically led to the death of 55-year-old Shyam Lal Chheepa, while several others were left injured.

In the quiet town of Raxaul, a harrowing incident has emerged, casting a long shadow over the community and echoing the infamous 'Nirbhaya case' in its brutality. This new atrocity, involving the cruel treatment of a 12-year-old minor girl, has stirred a wave of shock and dismay, profoundly disturbing the local residents and anyone who hears of it.

On the night of May 20, 2024, a mob of about 140 individuals carried out an attack on a local police station in Bihar, leading to the release of four people who had been arrested earlier that day for alleged involvement in fake voting. This incident occurred in the Madhubani Lok Sabha constituency, specifically at polling station number 85 in Deuda Bandhauli, Darbhanga district.

In a recent development in Ahmedabad, the Daryapur Police have taken into custody two individuals, Farhan and Faisal, following an unsettling incident involving an attack and threats against a local school principal. This principal, Sandeep Patel, was performing an inspection of a Madrasa located in the Sultan Maholla area of Daryapur as per the directives of the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR). The distressing event occurred on Saturday, leading to swift police action the following day.

On an unusual Monday, the Delhi High Court found itself leafing through the pages of Fyodor Dostoyevsky's "Crime and Punishment" rather than legal textbooks. In a decision that could be mistaken for a literary critique session, the court dramatically reduced the life sentences of five members of the terror organization Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) to just ten years in prison. This occurred under the watchful eyes of Justices Suresh Kumar Kait and Manoj Jain, who preside over the matters of national security as if they were delicate matters of fiction.