The agency added that it lodged a complaint with Thane police (Kasarvadavali police station) on October 15 alleging unauthorised entry by trespassers.
Santosh Kumar, the man whose four words started the row at a Patna event, said his contention wasn't heard in full, and that he meant the exact opposite of keeping PM Modi in power. The Congress president reacted to the wrong phrase, he said.
The Delhi Police has launched an FIR targeting Congress MPs who attended the student protests at Jamia Millia Islamia. The MPs are accused of entering the university without permission amid ongoing demands for reinstating the students' union. Protesters are also calling for a halt to disciplinary measures against students and improved campus facilities, while university officials draft guidelines for upcoming union elections, adding to the complexity of the situation.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has drawn a rare rebuke from the Bank of Israel after suggesting that cryptocurrency and blockchain technology could help the country circumvent potential international sanctions.
The boy's father is posted in Thrissur. He is the registered owner of the vehicle. Police are examining his liability in connection with the accident and the possibility of naming him as an accused.
The minister visited the Port of Rotterdam and met Port of Rotterdam CEO Boudewijn Siemons.
Michael Bloomberg's foundation has committed $150 million towards combatting the opioid crisis in six states. This funding aims to provide treatment for opioid use disorders in prisons and emergency departments. Overdose prevention efforts include increasing access to naloxone and guidance on legal settlements for treatment. Notably, overdose deaths in the focus states fell significantly compared to the national average in 2024.
Venezuelan opposition leader and 2025 Nobel Peace Prize laureate María Corina Machado has returned to the South American country after nearly a year abroad, former opposition presidential candidate Edmundo González announced on Sunday.
The institute, which operates under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, said attempts to link disciplinary action to the students' right to protest misrepresented the circumstances that led to the proceedings.