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SC Vande Mataram Ruling: State Cannot Punish Conscientious Objectors for Refusing to Sing National Song
The Supreme Court ruled that while the state can decide the format of the national song, individuals cannot face criminal penalties or prosecution for refusing to sing Vande Mataram on religious or moral grounds.
Mass Grave Discovered in Sri Lanka: Forensic Teams Uncover 582 Skeletons at Chemmani Site in Jaffna
Forensic experts excavating a mass grave in Chemmani, northern Sri Lanka, have recovered 582 human skeletons, including children, sparking renewed calls for accountability regarding wartime disappearances.
Crude Bomb Explosions in Dhaka: Panic Spreads Across Capital After Blasts Near High Court and Shilpakala Academy
A series of sudden crude bomb explosions near key locations in Dhaka, including the High Court and Shilpakala Academy, has prompted police to step up security across the city.
Imran Khan's Sisters Detained: Lahore Police Take Family Members Into Custody Ahead of PTI Protest
Pakistani authorities detained Aleema Khan and other family members of jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan under public order laws ahead of a planned party protest.
United Nations Calls for Urgent Global Action Amid 'Unprecedented' Frontier AI Risks
The United Nations human rights chief issued an urgent warning to governments and leading technology companies, demanding immediate global regulation to manage the unprecedented existential and societal risks posed by advanced frontier AI.
Gurugram Hit-and-Run Case: Driver Arrested and Attempt-to-Murder Charges Added After Biker Rammed on Golf Course Road
Gurugram Police arrested the driver responsible for chasing and ramming a woman biker on Golf Course Road, adding strict attempt-to-murder charges following widespread public outrage.
Five Baby Orangutans Found Abandoned in Odisha Forest, Sparking International Smuggling Probe
Five baby orangutans, a species native only to Southeast Asia, were mysteriously found abandoned in an Odisha forest, prompting wildlife authorities and the Indonesian government to investigate a potential international trafficking network.
Eiffel Tower Closes After Staff Strike Over Protocol for Hindu Group Visit
The Eiffel Tower was forced to close its doors following a staff strike. Workers walked out after female employees were reportedly asked to move away from their posts during a visit by a delegation of Hindu sadhus.
Philippine Defense Chief Gilberto Teodoro Slams China Over Note Interruption at Seoul Forum
Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. publicly condemned Beijing for coercion and bullying after a surprise note defending China's South China Sea claims was handed to him mid-speech during the Seoul Defense Dialogue.
BJP Leader Gaurav Bhatia Files ₹2 Crore Defamation Suit in Delhi High Court Against Cockroach Janta Party Leaders
Bharatiya Janata Party spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia has approached the Delhi High Court, filing a ₹2 crore defamation lawsuit against the leaders of the Cockroach Janta Party over an allegedly fake and AI-generated social media post.
DRI Seizes ₹65 Crore Worth of Foreign-Origin Gold in Nationwide Smuggling Crackdown
The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence launched coordinated nationwide operations, seizing over 42 kg of foreign-origin gold and silver worth more than ₹65 crore and arresting 25 people.
Germany Asks UN Top Court to Dismiss Nicaragua Case Over Arms Support to Israel
Germany appeared before the International Court of Justice to ask judges to throw out a legal case brought by Nicaragua accusing Berlin of facilitating genocide through its arms exports to Israel.