Last Updated: September 30, 2026

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    Remembering Horrors of Partition

    The massacre of hundreds of Sikhs on August 31 – barely two weeks after Pakistan’s creation in 1947 – at Chak No. 119, known as Bhuler village in Punjab’s Sheikhupura district, remains a quiet reminder of a tragedy that has received little public attention despite its place in the violent history of partition. Citing testimonies.

    Mussoorie Clash: Gurugram Tourists and Locals Fight After Car Collision, One Arrested

    Mussoorie (Uttarakhand): A violent altercation broke out in Mussoorie after a car collision between tourists from Gurugram and local residents, leaving at least two people injured, police said. According to police and local accounts, the incident took place between 10 pm and 11 pm on June 28 near the Bata showroom area when a Toyota.

    Ecuador Declares Emergency in 10 Provinces, 3 Municipalities Amid Rising Violence

    Quito: Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa declared a new 60-day state of emergency in 10 provinces and three municipalities, citing serious internal unrest caused by rising criminal violence, according to an executive decree. The measure suspends protections against searches of homes and correspondence in the coastal provinces of Guayas, Manabi, Santa Elena, Los Rios, El Oro.

    Love Affair Sparks Violence in MP’s Jabalpur, Vehicles Set Ablaze; 16 Booked

    A dispute arising out of a relationship of young couple escalated into a violent clash between two families in Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur district, with vehicles being torched and around 16 people booked under serious charges, police said.

    ‘No One Will Be Worse Than Me’: Suvendu Adhikari Issues Tough Warning on Violence and Vandalism

    West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari on Friday delivered a strong message against vandalism, violence and attacks on law enforcement personnel, asserting that his government would adopt a zero-tolerance approach towards anyone attempting to disrupt peace and public order in the state.

    PoK erupts in protest against Pakistan government; 11 killed in deadly clashes; what’s the matter?

    11 people have died and over 70 others were injured in the ongoing protest in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) after the government banned the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC), a civil society group that has been at the forefront of protests over economic hardship and political issues in the region.

    Pakistan: Christian Youth Critically Injured After Police Firing, Family Demands Justice

    Islamabad: A 22-year-old Christian motorcycle ride-hailing driver was critically injured after allegedly being shot nine times by members of a police anti-crime patrol in Pakistan’s Punjab province, renewing concerns over police conduct and use of force, especially against minority communities. Alyan Johnson was injured in a shooting involving Dolphin Force personnel in Rawalpindi on the.

    Truck Driver, Shopkeeper and Family Assaulted in Manali; FIR Registered

    Manali: On Friday evening in Manali, Himachal Pradesh, a young man first attacked a truck driver with a sickle. Shortly thereafter, he arrived at a shop with a friend and proceeded to attack the shopkeeper, his wife, and an employee using a shovel and a stick. Following this assault, both accused individuals fled the scene..

    Fate of Minorities in Bangladesh

    Minority communities in Bangladesh are facing growing insecurity amid incidents of violence, land encroachment and sustained social intimidation linked to Islamist networks, according to a report, which warned that vulnerable religious groups continue to live under fear in several parts of the country. Buddhist and Christian minorities in Bangladesh are increasingly confronting attacks ranging from.

    Chaos at Government De-Addiction Centre in Moga: 30 Patients Escape After Scuffle

    Moga: A major security lapse has been reported at a government-run drug de-addiction center in Moga, where 30 patients escaped after breaking open the main gate following a violent altercation with staff and security personnel. According to initial reports, the center had 95 patients undergoing treatment when an argument between staff and patients escalated on.

    Vandalism and Stone-Pelting at Police Outpost in Asansol; Unrest over Loudspeaker Volume

    The police resorted to a lathi-charge and fired tear gas shells.