The state intensified its campaign against child marriage in 2023, launching a large-scale crackdown that saw police register cases and make arrests across Assam.
West Delhi consumer commission found Bank of Baroda guilty of deficiency in service for unauthorized transactions. The commission specified that the bank did not provide necessary evidence to establish customer responsibility. Arun Kumar reported four unauthorized withdrawals totaling Rs 38,649 from his bank account in July 2019. The bank was directed to refund this amount along with additional compensation within 30 days.
Priya Sharma and her gym trainer, Pratap Singh, have been arrested for attacking her husband, Shashank Kantharia.
A dispute between a couple and their neighbour escalated into serious harassment concerning driveway access and utilities. The couple claimed that their neighbour blocked the shared driveway and cut off their water supply. This pattern of interference led them to seek legal protection from the court. The Washington Court of Appeals confirmed that their claims warranted an anti-harassment order.
Amidst the aftermath of Cyclone Arnab, Union home minister Amit Shah coordinated efforts with chief ministers of the impacted states, pledging essential assistance to alleviate the disaster's effects. With nine fatalities reported in Andhra Pradesh, evacuations were necessary, and significant crop damage affected about 2 lakh hectares. Restoration work is underway, with unwavering support from the central government for the affected regions.
A 61-year-old man in France has tragically lost his life to the Shamonda virus, a disease previously only observed in animals. The man, who was battling leukaemia, contracted the virus likely through a midge bite. With documented cases of infected animals in Europe and previous outbreaks in Africa and Asia, health officials are investigating how the virus spreads and its possible risks to humans.
The World Hindu Congress has written to Meta, asking to elaborate on which specific legal provision did the reel violate, and what is the basis for restricting it in India.
Tax disputes ended the Indian Grand Prix after three races. Thirteen years later, the government has put Formula 1 back on its agenda, with a task force examining the challenges that led to the sport’s exit, including taxation, import duties and commercial arrangements. As India targets a possible 2028 return, the big question is whether it can put the right framework in place for F1 to return - and stay.
Netanyahu's bloc lost seats and fell short of the 61 needed to govern alone, but Eisenkot's camp also lacked a viable route to power without the support of Arab parties.