A major drug peddling network spanning India has been uncovered. Delhi police, working with Telangana’s EAGLE force, found foreign nationals supplying drugs. Female sex workers were also involved in the operation. The crackdown led to the arrest of many Nigerians in Delhi. Drugs like cocaine and meth were seized.
Meri jo dharmpatni hai woh jaanti hai cinema ke baare mein. Unhone kaha – ‘Vinod, tu theatre mein mat laga 12th Fail. Teri aur Vikrant ki film dekhne koi nahi jayega.’ Saat mahine tak film theatre mein thi: Vidhu Vinod Chopra
Two National Guard soldiers were critically wounded in a daylight shooting near the White House by an Afghan national with US military ties. The suspect, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, was apprehended after a firefight. President Trump labeled the incident an “act of terror,” leading to a halt in Afghan refugee processing and sparking debate on immigration policies.
The Uttar Pradesh government’s recent attempt to withdraw from the Mohammed Akhlaq lynching case is telling. It is a move that tries to transform a national trauma into a disposable prosecution
On Tuesday, Judicial Magistrate SC Tadye, who issued a notice to Haag and asked him to appear for a hearing on December 12.
The Indian Street Premier League (ISPL) expanded its talent search to 101 cities before the third season, uncovering hidden cricketing gems from across India. Former India cricketer and ISPL head selector Jatin Paranjape highlights the growing depth and quality of players, many with prior leather-ball experience. He urged IPL scouts to witness this burgeoning talent…
From live roast stations to pumpkin pie and global culinary inspirations, Thanksgiving celebrations are now blending traditional staples with contemporary international influences
Apple is contesting India’s new antitrust rules in Delhi High Court. The company fears massive fines based on its worldwide earnings, potentially reaching $38 billion. This challenge targets amendments allowing penalties calculated on global turnover, not just Indian revenue. The case stems from an investigation into Apple’s App Store practices, including mandatory in-app purchases and…
Apple is challenging India’s new antitrust penalty framework in Delhi High Court, fearing a potential $38 billion fine based on global turnover. The iPhone maker argues the amended law, allowing penalties on worldwide revenue, is unconstitutional and disproportionate. This challenge follows an investigation into Apple’s App Store practices and mandatory in-app purchase system.
Apple is contesting India’s new antitrust rules in Delhi High Court. The company fears massive fines based on its worldwide earnings, potentially reaching $38 billion. This challenge targets amendments allowing penalties calculated on global turnover, not just Indian revenue. The case stems from an investigation into Apple’s App Store practices, including mandatory in-app purchases and…
