Muskan Balhara, the wife of international kabaddi player Sheelu Balhara, has allegedly died by suicide at the couple’s residence in Bahu Akbarpur village of Haryana’s Rohtak district. Muskan Balhara Dies in Rohtak The incident reportedly occurred on Friday evening at the family’s home in Bahu
The Supreme Court has observed that pellet guns may be used by police only in exceptional situations, while agreeing to examine their deployment during the July 20 student protest at Jantar Mantar. The court also ordered the preservation of Rapid Action Force ammunition records from the operation. Supreme Court Examines Pellet Gun Use A bench […]
The Supreme Court has closed criminal proceedings against former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in the Talabira-II coal block allocation case, accepting the Central Bureau of Investigation’s closure reports and setting aside a 2015 summoning order. Supreme Court Accepts CBI Closure Reports A three-judge Bench headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant ruled that the Special CBI
The Supreme Court has ordered the release of detained student protesters below the age of 18 who have no previous criminal record. The interim directions came while the court examined petitions alleging excessive police action during nationwide demonstrations over examination irregularities. Supreme Court Orders Release of Minors A bench led by Chief Justice of India […]
Delhi Police has claimed that 989 people with previous criminal cases were identified among those involved in violence during the July 20 march towards Parliament. The figure emerged from an investigation into attacks on police personnel and damage to public property. 989 With Criminal Records Identified Police examined 2,873 people suspected of participating in the […]
The Centre has introduced legislation in the Rajya Sabha seeking to make the intentional disruption or obstruction of “Vande Mataram” punishable with imprisonment, a fine or both. Vande Mataram Bill in Rajya Sabha Union Home Minister Amit Shah introduced the Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Bill, 2026, during Parliament’s Monsoon Session. The
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant has clarified that the Supreme Court did not refuse to hear petitions concerning alleged police action against students protesting in Delhi. He said the court had only directed the petitioners to follow the prescribed filing procedure. Chief Justice Clarifies Court Remark Speaking in an exclusive interview with NDTV, Chief […]
The Supreme Court has issued an interim order restricting the unauthorised sharing of audio and video recordings of judicial proceedings across social media and other digital platforms. Supreme Court Restricts Court Video Sharing A Bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana prohibited the extraction, modification, dissemination,
Delhi Police has identified and blocked 480 Pakistan-based social media accounts accused of participating in coordinated misinformation campaigns targeting students and young people in India. Delhi Police Blocks Pakistan-Based Handles Police said the 480 social media handles were spreading rumours and false claims about ongoing student demonstrations in the national
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant has said he will intervene if the closure of the Supreme Court Metro station is not resolved, after lawyers raised concerns about restricted access to the court. CJI Flags Supreme Court Metro Closure Supreme Court Bar Association President Vikas Singh raised the issue before the Chief Justice on Thursday […]








