A 15-year-old girl from Puri has withdrawn her claim of being set ablaze by three men. She stated the initial report was due to trauma. Police are investigating a possible self-immolation attempt. Authorities found no evidence to support her original statement. Four people testified in court regarding the case.
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The Ministry of Rural Development has directed states to improve monitoring of the National Mobile Monitoring System (NMMS) for MGNREGA, citing instances of misuse and manipulation. Discrepancies like irrelevant photo uploads and repeated worker photos raise concerns about accountability and potential financial irregularities. Congress has criticized the NMMS, demanding its withdrawal and reaffirmation of task-based payments.
The Indian cricket team, led by Shubman Gill, visited Manchester United amidst their Test series against England. Gautam Gambhir engaged in insightful discussions with the Manchester United manager, Ruben Amorim, focusing on team culture and adaptability. Both Gambhir and Gill emphasized the similar mindsets required in cricket and football, highlighting the importance of players adapting to team needs.
The Enforcement Directorate admitted its mistake in summoning advocates. Attorney General informed the Supreme Court that probe agencies received instructions to avoid such errors. The Chief Justice of India emphasized the privileged nature of lawyer-client communication. The Supreme Court will address petitions from bar associations on July 29.
The family of the Yemeni man murdered by Nimisha Priya, an Indian nurse sentenced to death, has firmly rejected any possibility of pardon or blood money. Despite efforts by Indian authorities and religious leaders to negotiate, the victim's brother insists on retribution.
NCERT’s new Class 8 textbook calls Babur “brutal and ruthless,” sparking debates among students and scholars. But history’s view of the Mughal emperor has always been a shifting kaleidoscope—from Baburnama’s poetic warlord to British colonial critiques, and modern takes by Dalrymple and Maldahiyar. This article dives into centuries of contrasting portrayals and asks: Are students ready to meet Babur not as a hero or villain—but as both?
Pop singer Taylor Swift's father, Scott Swift, underwent quintuple bypass surgery. During this difficult time, her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, provided significant support. He helped Taylor cope with the situation. He also took care of practical needs. Sources say Kelce's actions have strengthened their relationship. There is speculation about a possible engagement. Fans are excited about their future together.
Despite a history of psychiatric care for a personality disorder, Vasyl was drafted into the Ukrainian military, raising concerns about the screening process. His condition, exacerbated by stress, poses risks to himself and others, yet his diagnosis wasn't accessible to military doctors due to data privacy restrictions.
Amidst Trump's threat of secondary tariffs on countries trading with Russia, will India's crude oil supply face uncertainty? Russia has become India's top oil supplier due to discounted rates, potential tariffs could disrupt this. However, India's diversified procurement, strategic reserves, and growing oil imports from other markets may mitigate the impact, suggesting resilience against supply shocks.
The US strongly opposes France's plan to recognize Palestine at the UN, labeling it 'Hamas propaganda.' French President Macron announced the decision, supporting a two-state solution without Hamas, aiming to encourage Arab states to recognize Israel. Netanyahu criticized Macron, while ceasefire talks collapsed, with the US blaming Hamas. International concern grows over Gaza's humanitarian crisis amidst ongoing conflict.