Utilizing its authority granted by Article 142 of the Constitution, on Monday, the Supreme Court authorized the termination of a 14-year-old girl’s 30-week-old pregnancy, reportedly resulting from sexual assault. This decision followed the recommendation of a medical board, which concluded that while terminating the pregnancy at this stage posed risks.
Read MoreContinuing from his previous remarks in Banswara, Rajasthan, PM Modi criticized the Congress for advocating the “Maoist plan” aimed at wealth redistribution. However, he refrained from explicitly suggesting that Muslims might be the primary beneficiaries of such a scheme. The fresh attack coincided with Congress’s claim that PM had lied about their manifesto.
Read MoreA Delhi court on Monday rejected Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s plea for a video conference consultation with a private doctor. The court sided with Tihar Jail authorities, affirming that Kejriwal cannot receive special treatment compared to other inmates and emphasizing the importance of uniform application of laws and jail regulations.
Read MoreIranian President Ebrahim Raisi declared on Monday, during a joint press conference alongside Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in Islamabad, their mutual commitment to elevating trade volume to $10 billion. Raisi described the present level as “unacceptable” and emphasized the need for expansion.
Read MoreBoth Chennai and Mumbai have five IPL titles each — joint highest in the league — and Ambati Rayudu has been part of both the title winning sides. The 38-year-old represented MI between 2010-17 and then played for CSK from 2018 till 2023.
Read MoreFollowing the victory of the pro-China ruling People’s National Congress (PNC) in the parliamentary elections of the Maldives, Beijing expressed complete respect for the decision of the Maldivian people. China reiterated its commitment to enhancing the strategic partnership with the archipelago nation. President Mohamed Muizzu’s party secured a super-majority in parliament with over 60...
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