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Madras HC grants anticipatory bail to DMK MLA Senthil Balaji in Rs 35 crore bribery case

The Madras High Court granted anticipatory bail to DMK MLA Senthil Balaji and his brother. This bail was granted in a case alleging a Rs 35 crore bribe offer. The court directed both petitioners to appear daily before the investigating officer. Arguments presented highlighted the lack of conversation recordings and reliance on call detail records.

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Anjani Kumar appointed India’s next ambassador to Ukraine – ThePrint

Anjani Kumar appointed India’s next ambassador to Ukraine  ThePrint

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‘I am being kept under police watch’: Mamata Banerjee accuses cops of acting like ‘BJP cadres’

Mamata Banerjee alleged police watch as house arrest and accused the administration of failing to ensure a peaceful protest. The Trinamool Congress chief stated that the police acted as BJP cadres, undermining a court order. She claimed participants were attacked despite court permission for the rally over a minor’s alleged rape and murder. Banerjee further

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Delhi Govt Deploys 200 Teams to Tackle Waterlogging During Monsoon – Outlook India

Delhi Govt Deploys 200 Teams to Tackle Waterlogging During Monsoon  Outlook India

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All about Prambanan: The 9th-century Hindu temple PM Modi visited in Indonesia

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto inaugurated a temple restoration project. This initiative highlights India’s cultural diplomacy and shared civilizational links between the nations. The project involves restoring smaller temples within the Prambanan complex with Indonesian authorities. Prambanan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, suffered damage from natural disasters and upheaval. Restoration work

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NCERT textbook revision: After Supreme Court rap over judiciary chapter, Hitler references removed, Congress’ stance on Partition revised

NCERT has released a revised Class 8 Social Science textbook following a Supreme Court directive. The new edition removes a controversial chapter on the judiciary and alters historical narratives. Revisions include changes to the Congress’ stance on the 1947 Partition and the removal of Hitler references. The history chapter now includes Vinayak Damodar Savarkar’s demand

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1 in 14 women hit by early menopause in low, middle-income countries: Study

Early menopause occurs in about one in fourteen women aged thirty to forty-nine, with a troubling statistic of over fifty-one thousand women studied. The prevalence is notably higher in rural settings and less affluent countries. Fortunately, pursuing higher education and postponing motherhood can significantly reduce the likelihood of this condition, which places added strain on

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‘Modi government continues to turn a blind eye’: Rahul Gandhi on fresh UGC-NET leak allegations

Rahul Gandhi alleged fresh irregularities in the recent UGC-NET examination. He claimed a PDF circulated before the test matched many Sociology questions. This paper was reportedly sold for ₹2.25 lakh in several northern states. Gandhi criticized the government for ignoring repeated examination paper leaks. Students are denied justice and accountability due to the administration’s inaction.

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