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In yet another episode that has fueled charges of judicial hostility towards Hindu beliefs, former Supreme Court judge Rohinton Nariman courted fresh controversy with his remarks at the KM Bashir Memorial Lecture, organized by the Press Club of Thiruvananthapuram on September 1. Instead of answering a simple question about faith with dignity, he mocked Hindu sacredness by equating it with ridicule.

ISLAMABAD, Sep 17: In a scene that would put even the most outrageous comedy script to shame, Pakistan’s Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has stumbled upon yet another “world-class” scam—this time involving a self-proclaimed national football squad.

Assam Police, on Monday (15th September), arrested the Assam Civil Services (ACS) official Nupur Bora in Guwahati for possessing disproportionate wealth. Bora’s arrest came after a team from the Assam Chief Minister’s Special Vigilance Cell raided her Guwahati residence and found cash worth ₹92 lakh and jewellery valued at nearly ₹1 crore. An additional ₹10 lakh was seized by the authorities from her rented house in Barpeta.

In a recent development, the outlawed Communist Party of India (Maoist) has made a surprising offer. In a statement dated 15th August 2025, the Maoists, through their central committee spokesperson Abhay, say they are ready to give up arms. They want the Central government to announce a one-month ceasefire and to pause all current anti-Naxal operations.

On September 16, 2025, the Supreme Court of India delivered a judgment that shocked many Hindus. The court dismissed a petition seeking restoration of a seven-foot mutilated idol of Lord Vishnu at the Javari temple in Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh. This idol, part of the UNESCO-protected Khajuraho group of monuments, was desecrated centuries ago during the Mughal invasions and has remained dishonoured since.

On 16th September, the Punjab and Haryana High Court denied relief to a candidate who lost his chance in the judicial recruitment process because of a single mistake in his application form. The case involved Advocate Pradeep Kumar, who had applied for the position of Additional District & Sessions Judge under the Haryana Superior Judicial Service. While filling out the form, he mistakenly declared that he had more than one wife by ticking the option “yes” instead of “no.”

From being a Pakistani neuroscientist, Aafia Siddiqui has come to be known worldwide as “Lady al-Qaeda.” Despite her past ties to jihadi terror, she continues to receive sympathy and support from certain Pakistani politicians and human rights activists. Today, she is serving an 86-year prison sentence in a Texas jail in the United States. Siddiqui was convicted in 2010 for “attempted murder of US officials in Afghanistan.”

US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick recently launched yet another criticism at India, this time over the issue of corn imports.

In September 2025, a shocking crime in Dallas, Texas unsettled the Indian-American community and triggered a renewed political storm around U.S. immigration policy. Chandra Mouli “Bob” Nagamallaiah, a 50-year-old motel manager originally from India, was brutally murdered at his workplace in front of his family.