In an escalating clash between the US executive branch and judiciary, Judge James Boasberg blocked President Trump's use of the 1798 Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan gang members, including turning around flights already in the air. The Trump administration, challenging the ruling, claims it prioritizes public safety.
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A 21-year-old man in Mandya district died after detonating a gelatin stick in front of the house of the girl he loved, following her family's rejection. The police report that the man had a prior legal history for eloping with the underage girl and faced resistance from her family. His family has lodged a complaint about his death.
Atul Subhash's suicide note and a letter criticizing the justice system have vanished from his Google Drive, sparking outrage and cover-up allegations. His wife, Nikita Singhania, along with her mother and brother, has been arrested and remanded to judicial custody as police investigate the circumstances surrounding his death.
The US Supreme Court rejected Tahawwur Rana's plea to halt his extradition to India, where he faces charges for involvement in the 2008 Mumbai attacks. Rana argued that extradition could lead to his torture due to his Pakistani origins, but the US approved his extradition last month under Trump's administration.
Virat Kohli returns to domestic cricket, marking his first appearance in the Ranji Trophy after a decade. His practice session showcased sharp footwork in football and impressive strokes against spinners and pacers, raising anticipation for the upcoming clash on January 30. This match marks his return to the Ranji Trophy after more than a decade, with his last appearance for Delhi against Uttar Pradesh dating back to 2012. For Kohli, it was more than a comeback—it was a homecoming.
Badar Khan Suri, an Indian scholar in the US, faces detention amid a crackdown on alleged Hamas supporters. His family and friends in India insist on his innocence, highlighting his research-focused life and lack of political involvement. Suri's situation raises concerns about the broader scrutiny of pro-Palestinian activism in the US.
US President Donald Trump responded sarcastically to reporters’ questions about visiting the Potomac River crash site, asking if they wanted him to go swimming. The incident involved a mid-air collision between a jet and a military helicopter, presumed to have claimed 67 lives. His remarks were condemned online for being insensitive.
Madhya Pradesh high court has given the state government six weeks to safely dispose of 337 metric tonnes of Union Carbide waste, with the state seeking three days for unloading. Concerns arose from the public and medical groups regarding the disposal's safety, calling for a new trial run. The court also urged media to avoid spreading unverified information.
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.
Stock market holiday today: Indian stock exchanges BSE and NSE will be closed today for Mahashivratri. On Thursday, the market is expected to remain volatile amid recent declines and international investor withdrawals.
Tourism minister Rohan Khaunte has directed strict enforcement to regulate shacks, water sports, and other activities, ensuring they remain with locals. He emphasized that traditional businesses should not be sublet to outsiders, with continuous drives and advanced monitoring in place to enforce this policy.