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Mahadev betting app founder Sourabh Chandrakar has been detained in Oman. India is now seeking his extradition or deportation from the country. Chandrakar was previously detained in Dubai but was later released by authorities. The app operated as a large international betting syndicate facilitating illegal online bets. Authorities have attached assets worth Rs 1,700 crore

The Enforcement Directorate has frozen TMC bank accounts holding Rs 440 crore. These funds are linked to an alleged Rs 160 crore money laundering investigation. The money was reportedly used to purchase an aircraft and a helicopter. These assets were then rented back to the TMC for party use. The agency is probing dubious transactions

The National Testing Agency faces new allegations of a paper leak for the UGC-NET exam. This follows recent issues with the NEET-UG exam and errors in other NET papers. Education ministry seeks details on a circulated PDF allegedly linked to the sociology paper. Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi highlighted these serious allegations on social media. The

Food regulators have issued notices to several companies for misleading product labels. Kubera Foods faced scrutiny for claiming “100% Natural” on buns with preservatives. Ferns N Petals was cited for marketing chocolate with vegetable fat instead of cocoa butter. Lotte India received notices for “100% Vegetarian” claims and missing nutritional information. These actions aim to

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah supports India’s suspension of the Indus Water Treaty. He stated the treaty was never in the region’s best interest and opposed it from its inception. Abdullah blamed the treaty for the power crisis experienced within Jammu and Kashmir. India suspended the water sharing pact after a significant terror

India’s higher education enrollment grew slowly in 2023-24. The Gross Enrolment Ratio reached thirty percent nationally. This pace challenges the fifty percent target by twenty thirty-five. Enrollment access remains uneven for Scheduled Castes and Tribes. Private institutions lead college expansion across the country.

TTE suspended for allowing unauthorised entry of decorator in first AC coach  ThePrint