RJD chief Lalu Prasad expressed confidence that the BJP would not come to power in Bihar. Meanwhile, his estranged brother-in-law Subhash Yadav accused Lalu of involvement in criminal activities to negotiate corruption and kidnapping cases, stirring the political scenario ahead of the upcoming Bihar assembly elections.
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The Lucknow NIA court labeled the 2018 Kasganj violence a premeditated conspiracy, sentencing 28 accused to life imprisonment. The judge raised concerns over NGOs aiding individuals accused of anti-national activities and called for an investigation into their funding and objectives, sending a message against such crimes.
Prithvi Shaw's exclusion from the Vijay Hazare Trophy squad sparked controversy after the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) cited disciplinary issues and poor fitness as reasons. An MCA official revealed that Shaw's on-field performance was hampered by his fitness, and his attitude has drawn complaints from teammates. Shaw's frequent late-night partying and disregard for training regimens further fueled the MCA's decision.
Girls from a juvenile home near Visakha Valley School protested by climbing the compound wall and accusing staff of torturing them with sleeping tablets. Their parents joined the protest, leading to the government ordering an inquiry. Some girls allegedly blackmailed staff by refusing medication, prompting mental care hospital authorities to intervene and examine their health conditions.
RSS general secretary Dattatreya Hosabale has identified individuals with an 'invader mindset' as a threat to India and criticized the glorification of figures like Aurangzeb. He emphasized that religion-based reservations are unconstitutional and opposed by Dr BR Ambedkar's principles.
Tragedy struck again for the BEST bus service as a 25-year-old motorcyclist, Vindo Dikshit, lost his life in a collision near Govandi's Shivaji Nagar junction late Saturday. This marks the third fatal BEST bus accident in under a week, raising serious safety concerns. The incident involved a Kurla-bound bus, and Dikshit suffered a fatal head injury.
Rahul Gandhi urged the Gujarat Congress to expel leaders and workers who are aligned with BJP, stressing the need to reconnect with people to regain trust and win elections. He criticized the state’s struggling industries, calling for a new vision to support farmers and revive the sectors.
A stampede occurred at the Sangam Nose area in Prayagraj's Maha Kumbh, leading to the cancellation of the second Amrit Snan. Devotees are urged to use nearby ghats to avoid overcrowding. Heavy police deployment has been made to ensure safety, and the next bathing event is scheduled for February 3. Authorities are closely monitoring the situation.
Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist Abu Qatal's killing in Pakistan has dealt a significant blow to the group, potentially paving the way for targeting LeT mastermind Hafiz Saeed next. Defence experts stress the need for ongoing counterterrorism measures and suggest that high-level intelligence efforts are closing in on Saeed.
Sandalwood actress Ranya Rao was arrested by the DRI at Bengaluru’s Kempegowda International Airport with 14.2 kg of gold bars worth Rs 12.56 crore concealed on her person. Further investigations revealed gold jewelry and cash worth Rs 4.73 crore at her residence.
Supreme Court overturned a Gujarat high court ruling, acquitting in-laws accused of abetting a woman's suicide. The court emphasized that harassment alone isn't enough for conviction; clear intent to provoke suicide is necessary. While acknowledging alleged cruelty, the court upheld charges, ensuring the trial continues.