Kashmiris are reportedly facing harassment and profiling in various parts of India after the Delhi car blast. Political leaders from Jammu and Kashmir are calling on the central government to intervene and guarantee the safety of all Indian citizens, including Kashmiris.
Edmonton Oilers’ playoff hopes are in jeopardy due to over-reliance on stars McDavid and Draisaitl. Coach Knoblauch is demanding balanced scoring from all lines, emphasizing the need for bottom-six contributions. This shift aims to create a more formidable attack, crucial for playoff success and alleviating pressure on the superstar duo.
Nagaland’s Information and Public Relations Department is stepping up as the central hub for revitalizing the state’s live entertainment scene. This initiative is set to streamline the event approval process, fostering a nurturing landscape for artists and event organizers.
Barsapara Cricket Stadium is set to become a historic Test venue with Assam Cricket Association planning a traditional bell ringing ceremony before each day’s play. This marks the culmination of a six-year effort to bring Test cricket to Guwahati, with the first match between India and South Africa scheduled for Saturday.
The Anti-Corruption Bureau has summoned IAS officer Karn Satyarthi, who serves as the Deputy Commissioner of East Singhbhum, for further questioning regarding a Rs 38 crore liquor scam. Satyarthi, who has also held the position of excise commissioner, did not show up for an earlier interrogation on Thursday.
In a shocking case from Mizoram, a 70-year-old man has been sentenced to ten years in prison after being found guilty of sexually assaulting his own 10-year-old granddaughter. The fast-track court in Kolasib delivered the verdict under the stringent Pocso Act, also imposing a financial penalty.
Mizoram finds itself in a complex humanitarian scenario, currently supporting more than 40,000 people. This includes 31,000 refugees from Myanmar escaping ongoing conflict, 2,300 individuals from Bangladesh who are facing severe persecution, and almost 7,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) from Manipur.
Three men, including two from Bihar and one local, were arrested in Daltonganj for possessing banned wildlife trophies. Forest officials seized over 2 kg of pangolin scales and 1,000 ml of snake venom, believed to be part of an interstate wildlife trophy trading ring. The arrests highlight the ongoing illegal trade in endangered species and…
In a landmark ruling, the Mizoram consumer commission mandated the state to disburse over Rs 52 lakh in compensation following a tragic incident at Serchhip District Hospital. The commission highlighted the negligence of medical professionals who overlooked a mother’s dire health conditions, including severe anaemia, and failed to perform a necessary Caesarean section.
