As Bihar reels from the devastating hooch tragedy, the focus now shifts to the investigation and the political fallout that has emerged in its wake. With 35 lives lost and several more in critical condition, the tragedy highlights the ongoing challenges faced by the state’s prohibition policy and the need for stronger enforcement mechanisms.
The court emphasized that adults should be free to make their own life choices, and in this case, no laws had been broken. However, other legal proceedings related to separate allegations may still follow
As the election date approaches, the Wayanad by-election is shaping up to be a crucial battleground for the BJP and Congress, with both parties fielding prominent candidates. The involvement of Khushbu Sundar adds a new dimension to the contest, making it one to watch closely.
The charges against the former Indian intelligence officer highlight the complex and contentious nature of international relations, particularly concerning issues related to terrorism and sovereignty. As investigations continue, the situation underscores the importance of cooperation between nations in addressing such serious allegations.
The Indian Railways’ decision to cut down the advance ticket booking period to 60 days is a significant shift aimed at enhancing convenience for travelers. With the new rules set to take effect from November 1, passengers will find it easier to plan their trips without the stress of long-term reservations.
Section 6A of Citizenship Act Upheld by 4:1 Majority Despite Concerns Over Assam’s Demographic Impact
By removing the blindfold and replacing the sword with the Indian Constitution, the new statue reflects a judiciary that is aware, transparent, and deeply rooted in constitutional principles. This transformation also represents a larger shift away from colonial legacies, emphasizing the importance of justice that is both fair and constitutionally guided.
Justice Sanjiv Khanna’s nomination as the next Chief Justice of India is a significant moment in the country’s judicial history. With a rich background in law and an impressive track record, his leadership will likely play a crucial role in shaping the future of India’s judiciary. As he prepares to take oath on November 10, all eyes will be on his contributions to the nation’s highest court.
Ratan Tata, the former chairman of Tata Sons and a towering figure in India’s industrial landscape, has passed away at the age of 86.
Ratan Tata on Monday afternoon played down fears over his condition after he was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit at Mumbai’s Breach Candy Hospital early this morning after a sharp drop in his blood pressure. “There is no cause of concern…” He said.
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