The Cabinet is learnt to have approved another extension for the Commission of Inquiry into the Manipur violence, giving it another year, until May 20, 2027, to submit its report. This is the sixth extension granted to it since the commission was constituted in Sept 2023.
Through the night after Pia Dandiya was elected to the US House of Representatives from Florida's 22nd congressional district, her father, Dr Rohit Dandiya, phone didn't stop ringing. Calls came from relatives in India and US.
Andhra Pradesh, Kerala and Tamil Nadu have emerged as the top-performing states in ease of vehicle ownership, while Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and West Bengal rank at the bottom, reflecting wide disparities in procedures for transferring ownership of used vehicles.
In the wake of his son Elijah Isham's fatal shooting by police, Ralph Isham filed a civil rights lawsuit that faced initial dismissal over legal representation concerns. The district court annulled the original complaint, but the Sixth Circuit intervened, asserting that a case cannot be dismissed merely for being filed without an attorney. This pivotal decision allows the estate to advance its legal claim against the involved officers.
An inheritance dispute involving a C$5.5 million estate has ended with a significant victory for charity in British Columbia. When 80-year-old Shirley Isobel Alexander died in April 2025, she left behind a carefully documented estate plan directing her wealth towards charitable causes.
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In a big overhaul of the Agnipath scheme, Modi govt Wednesday extended the service of Agniveers from four years to six, with increased remuneration, and opened the path for their absorption as regular soldiers. The Union Cabinet’s decision will clear the way for three lakh Agniveers, including the first batch of 18,300 who will complete their four-year tenure by Dec 31 this year.
Gadi Eisenkot said he looked forward to working with Trump to "advance our shared security interests, strengthen regional stability.
In a notable case, dentist Christopher Chisler contested a hefty child support order of $964 weekly post-divorce. The Indiana Court of Appeals sided with him on classifying his Tesla Cybertruck as a personal asset. The court decided that business distributions would factor into his income assessment but dismissed several deductions he proposed.