Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina faces multiple legal charges, including murder and genocide, with possible extradition from India. Bangladesh’s foreign minister expressed hopes of maintaining good bilateral relations despite the diplomatic complexity. Hasina’s legal troubles stem from violent protests in Bangladesh.
Read MoreOn Independence Day, RG Kar Medical College’s new principal, Suhrita Pal, stated her lack of information about those behind the hospital vandalism. This followed the resignation of former principal Sandip Ghosh amid controversy. Nurses demanded increased security after the brutal rape and murder of a junior doctor led to mob violence at the hospital.
Read MoreA woman in Kolkata alleged that a man molested her at gunpoint after breaking into her house at Lake Gardens on July 15. She sought justice from the Calcutta High Court, accusing the police of inaction. Justice Rajarshi Bharadwaj ordered the case to be supervised by an assistant commissioner, with progress to be reported...
Read MoreFormer Indian wicketkeeper Dinesh Karthik shared his all-time India XI for Independence Day in a Cricbuzz video. The team includes legendary players such as Virender Sehwag, Rohit Sharma, Rahul Dravid, Sachin Tendulkar, and Virat Kohli.
Read MorePain of 1947 events passed down through generations, influence emotional behaviour of families.
Read MoreCM Mamata Banerjee expressed relief after the Calcutta High Court assigned the CBI to probe the rape-murder of a young doctor and urged that the culprits receive the death penalty. She also pleaded with protesting doctors to resume work, highlighting the loss of lives during their protest and emphasizing the importance of proper investigation.
Read MoreThe US Embassy in India joined the celebrations of India’s 78th Independence Day with a special tribute. They shared a heartwarming video featuring greetings in 22 languages, reflecting India’s linguistic diversity.
Read MoreThe Bombay High Court’s Nagpur bench granted bail to Dattatray Shejole, accused of kidnapping and raping a seven-year-old, citing delays in trial. Justice Joshi-Phalke emphasized that Article 21 of the Constitution guarantees the right to a speedy trial, irrespective of the crime’s severity. The court noted the government’s failure to advance the trial significantly...
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