Last Updated: October 15, 2026

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    ‘Attack on the roots of democracy’, SC on 2021 Bengal post-poll violence

    New Delhi: The Supreme Court has condemned the 2021 post-election violence in West Bengal, describing it as a heinous act that dealt a severe blow to the very foundation of democracy. The remarks were made by Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta while hearing a plea from the CBI contesting the grant of bail to.

    Adani Airports secures $750 million global financing to further boost growth

    Ahmedabad: Adani Airports Holdings Ltd (AAHL) announced on Wednesday that it has raised $750 million through External Commercial Borrowings (ECB) from a group of international banks. As India’s leading private airport operator and a subsidiary of Adani Enterprises Limited, AAHL plans to use these funds to refinance an existing $40 million debt, upgrade infrastructure, and.

    Three J&K govt employee dismissed for terror links with LeT, Hizbul

    Three government employees in Jammu and Kashmir have been dismissed from service over alleged links to terror groups, following a probe that found their involvement with Pakistan-based outfits Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Hizbul Mujahideen (HM).

    Woman stabbed to death by husband’s second wife in Delhi

    New Delhi: In Delhi’s Jamia Nagar area, a woman was killed after being stabbed by her husband’s second wife. Police found her body with multiple stab wounds on the fourth floor of a flat. The victim, Nasbu, was married to Ansar Khan, who has two wives—Afasri and Nasbu—both living in the same residence while Ansar.

    SC refuses to entertain plea over deportation drive in Assam

    New Delhi: The Supreme Court declined to hear a petition alleging that the Assam government is conducting a widespread and arbitrary campaign to deport individuals suspected of being foreigners to Bangladesh. A vacation bench comprising Justices Sanjay Karol and Satish Chandra Sharma advised the All BTC Minority Students Union (ABMSU) to seek relief from the.

    Nearly 30,000 police to be deployed across polling stations in South Korea

    Seoul: South Korea plans to deploy nearly 30,000 police officers across the country’s polling stations as a security measure for the upcoming presidential election on June 3, the government announced on Monday. A total of 28,590 officers will be stationed at 14,295 polling sites on Election Day, with authorities prepared to activate maximum emergency security.

    Delhi HC seeks government update on COVID-19 testing standards amid rising cases

    New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has instructed the Union Government to submit a detailed status report on measures taken regarding COVID-19 sample collection, collection centers, and transportation, emphasizing that the threat of a future pandemic remains significant. The court voiced concerns over the unclear progress following a meeting on May 30, 2023, and highlighted.

    Shutdown in Bengal’s Siliguri after VHP’s protest call, 7 arrested

    Kolkata: West Bengal’s Darjeeling district, daily life was disrupted on Monday due to a 24-hour bandh called by the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bangiya Hindu Mahamancha. The strike was organized in response to an assault on their activists on May 29, which occurred after they attempted to prevent the alleged illegal transportation and smuggling.

    Landslide in North Sikkim claims three lives, search ops underway

    Mangan [Sikkim]: Authorities recovered three bodies, including those of combatants, after a landslide struck the Chatten area of North Sikkim on Sunday evening, according to an army statement. The landslide caused extensive damage to nearby habitats, and more people are feared to be missing. Search and identification efforts are ongoing. Meanwhile, tourists stranded in Lachung.

    Monsoon rains take a break as schools reopen in Kerala

    Kerala: As Kerala’s schools reopened on Monday, the monsoon rains, which had caused widespread disruptions last week, appeared to have eased, with clear skies and sunshine. The start of the new academic year saw nearly 10,000 schools following the state syllabus welcoming a record 4.5 lakh young students, accompanied by parents, many arriving in private.

    CJI Gavai inaugurates advocate chambers at Allahabad HC, thanks CM Yogi for his support

    Chief Justice of India (CJI) Justice B.R. Gavai on Saturday said that he felt proud to be in Prayagraj and described the Allahabad High Court as a historic institution whose name is inscribed in "golden letters" in the judicial arena.