Delhi High Court observed that teenage love cases are in a legal grey area, often involving girls over 17 who elope and then change their statements under parental pressure. This was highlighted while granting bail to a 22-year-old man accused of abducting a 17-year-old girl, noting discrepancies in her statements.
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Mumbai police have stepped up security measures across the city, focusing on high-traffic places of worship after an Intelligence Bureau alert about a potential terror attack. Officers are performing mock drills in crowded areas and religious sites. Deputy commissioners are actively monitoring these efforts ahead of upcoming festivals and assembly elections.
Read MoreA sewage pipe explosion in Nanning, China resulted in human feces being shot 33 feet into the air, drenching pedestrians and vehicles. The incident occurred during a pressure test on newly-installed pipes. No injuries were reported, but the force was strong enough to flip a digger. Cleanup operations began immediately.
Read MoreIn Rangpuri Pahari, southwest Delhi, Heeralal Sharma killed his four daughters before dying by suicide. Neighbors alerted authorities due to a foul smell from their flat. Police found three packets of Celphos poison inside. Heeralal had been absent from work since January 2024 and struggled with family issues following his wife’s death last year.
Read MoreTerry Phelan, a former English Premier League player with stints at Manchester City and Chelsea, has embraced Indian football and is currently serving as the technical director of South United FC. He reflects on his journey from England to India, elaborating on the differences in sporting director roles and addressing challenges like age fraud...
Read MoreIn Bhadrak district, mobile internet services were suspended following communal violence over a social media post. Protests against police inaction turned violent, injuring three officers. The district administration imposed prohibitory orders to ban gatherings and demonstrations indefinitely to prevent further unrest and ensure public safety.
Read MoreIndia countered Pakistan Prime Minister Shebaz Sharif’s UNGA remarks, accusing Islamabad of perpetuating cross-border terrorism. Indian diplomat Bhavika Mangalanandan cited examples like the 2001 Parliament attack and the 2008 Mumbai attacks. She emphasized that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India, condemning Pakistan’s history of violence and election rigging.
Read MoreArm recently made an inquiry to acquire Intel’s product division that sells chips for PCs, servers, and networking equipment but was turned down. This development comes as Intel faces severe challenges and restructures its operations. Arm aims to expand into markets traditionally dominated by Intel while continuing its growth beyond smartphone chip designs.
Read MoreIn Harda, Madhya Pradesh, drones with thermal imaging are deployed to find a fugitive accused of raping a five-year-old girl. The suspect has been on the run for four days despite efforts by police and sniffer dogs. In Indore, authorities are investigating allegations of sexual harassment involving a three-year-old girl at a private school.
Read MoreAfter a 15-year pursuit, Maoist commander Rupesh was killed in a week-long operation in Chhattisgarh’s Bastar region. He was wanted for the assassination of SP Vinod Kumar Chaubey in 2009. Chaubey’s son Saumil Ranjan Chaubey expressed mixed emotions about the encounter and stressed that dialogue is preferable to violence.
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