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"I Will Continue My Fast": Sonam Wangchuk After Government Meets Protesters
Wangchuk's wife, Gitanjali Angmo, shared on social media a handwritten message from her husband that offered solidarity to the protesters under the banner of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)
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Political Row Erupts In Bihar Over Saffron Colour Plan For 500 New Model Schools
Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary on Sunday inaugurated 551 model schools, and according to sources in the education department, officials have been directed to paint all the Saraswati Vidya Niketan schools saffron instead of conventional colours such as pink, sky blue or yellow.
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Opinion | The Refugee With No Passport, And The Illegal Immigrant With Indian Papers
How can you expect a passport from a refugee? That's the question - posed by the Delhi High Court - that now defines the story of Maung Henry Htoo Aung Linn.
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"Are Surveillance Norms Being Followed?" High Court To Delhi Cops On CJP Protest
"At Jantar Mantar, every protest is always recorded... There is no surveillance," Solicitor General Tushar Mehta argued.
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"A Time Bomb": Residents Fear Ghazipur-Like Landfill In Faridabad
The biggest fear that clouds the minds of the citizens is whether this would mark the inauguration of Faridabad's version of a Ghazipur landfill.
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Class 12 Student Shot Dead On Way To School In Bihar's Samastipur
The police said bike-borne criminals shot dead Umesh Thakur's daughter, Sonam Kumari. She was a student of Kasturba Vidyalaya, Pusa Road.
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2 Students Killed After Rath Yatra Chariot Touches Live Wire In Jharkhand
The chariot came in contact with a live 11,000-volt overhead power line, injuring at least seven boys.
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Amid Protests In Delhi, Omar Abdullah's J&K Statehood Pitch At Jantar Mantar
It is the first time a serving J&K chief minister has taken to the streets to protest for the restoration of statehood.
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"Don't Politicise Issue": Chief Justice On Ram Temple Donation 'Theft' Case
The petitioners have demanded a court-monitored investigation.
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CJP Protest: "End Sit-In": Centre's Appeal After "Cordial Meeting" With CJP Leaders
"I have requested all the protesters to end their sit-in and assist the administration in restoring normalcy," Union minister JP Nadda said
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Opinion | Not Just Jets, China Is Developing A '5-Piece' Carrier Set, And India Should Worry
China is now the only state serially producing two distinct stealth fighter families simultaneously, with some estimates projecting that advanced-fighter output across all jet programmes could reach 300-400 aircraft annually by 2027.
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Woman Kills Lover, Hides Body In Sack, Then Sends Landlord A Voice Note
Police said that the accused woman fled to Kolkata after the killing. Three special police teams have been sent to the city to track her down.
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CJP Leaders Meet Union Minister JP Nadda, Submit Letter Of Demands
CJP spokesperson Saurav Das in a post on X said that he and another spokesperson, Ashutosh Ranka, met Union minister JP Nadda at his house for 10 minutes
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Woman, Husband Kill Her Lover In Thane Flat. Then A Voicemail Confession
The woman confessed that her lover had been troubling her, due to which she and her husband killed him inside the house.
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DMK MLA Arrested Over Defamatory, Threatening Remarks Against Vijay
The controversy stems from a public meeting held on July 18, where Markendiyan responded to the Chief Minister's remarks about his "search for father".
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Sonam Wangchuk And Hunger Strikes: What The Law Says, And Doesn't
Sonam Wangchuk's removal highlights a democratic paradox: the constitutional right to peaceful hunger strikes versus the state's duty to protect lives under Article 21, creating a legal clash between bodily autonomy and intervention.
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Dimple Yadav, Marching With CJP Protesters, Detained, Alleges Samajwadi Party
The protest march from parliament to Jantar Mantar was met with police resistance, including tear gas and a lathi charge on students and MPs.
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How Courts Deal With Hunger Strikes: Sonam Wangchuk's Case Revives Debate
Sonam Wangchuk's case revives a longstanding legal debate over the limits of State intervention in hunger strikes and how courts have balanced personal autonomy with the duty to preserve life.
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"Sorry, Dad, I Tried 50 Times For Government Job": BTech Gold Medallist Kills Self In UP
The 23-year-old was found hanging in his room at his three-storey house in Kanpur when his family had gone to Bihar to finalise his elder brother's marriage.
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Fear Of Rising Disasters Push Uttarakhand To Revive Chipko Movement
The chainsaws have gone silent in the Uttarakhand hills after the government cracked under pressure from a fierce, citizen-led eco-rebellion.
