Prapti Upadhayay
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Bullying, Call For Help: CCTV Shows Moments Before Jaipur Schoolgirl's Death
Amaira's family has alleged inaction on the part of the police and has called for stricter provisions of the Juvenile Justice (JJ) Act to be applied, not only against the class teacher but also against the school's principal and chairman.
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'US Jobs Are For Americans, Not Foreign Fraudsters': Vance Amid H-1B Probe
Vance said H-1B work visa programme was originally a route for "a brilliant technology person, or a brilliant scientist, or a brilliant doctor" to work legally in the United States.
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Ali Khamenei's Final Journey: Fighter Jet Escorts Coffin Home For Burial
Alongside Khamenei's coffin were those of family members killed in the US-Israeli strikes of February 28, the attack that marked the start of the wider Middle East war.
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"Bending Rules, Bullying Rivals": Iran Accuses US Of "Cheating" At World Cup
The comments followed Egypt's dramatic 3-2 defeat to defending champions Argentina in the Round of 16.
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US Launches "Series Of Powerful Strikes" On Iran After Hormuz Attacks
The strikes came just hours after the three tankers were hit by projectiles while sailing through the Strait of Hormuz.
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In "Businesslike" Putin Call, Trump Offers To Help End Ukraine War, Again
The call, their fourth this year, took place just before a significant NATO summit in Turkey, due to begin on Tuesday and expected to be attended by Trump.
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Ticking Timebomb: Ukraine Says Russia Burying "Bioweapon" In Its Territory
Ukraine's Ministry of Defence says the problem is concentrated in the Kherson region, where it counts around fifty of these burial grounds. Roughly ten are considered particularly dangerous, including sites near Askania-Nova, Skadovsk and Zalizny Port.
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Trump Asked Officials To Drop Signal. His Inner Circle Ignored His Advice
The State Department released the chat last week, recovered from Rubio and Needham's phones, after a legal challenge by the campaign group Democracy Forward under freedom of information rules.
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PM Modi Speaks To Iran President, Emphasises Freedom Of Navigation
The Prime Minister stressed the need for continued efforts to secure lasting peace and stability in the region, along with safeguarding freedom of navigation and commerce.
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US Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship, Rejects Trump's Curbs
The ruling keeps in place the long-standing judicial reading of the 14th Amendment, which has historically guaranteed citizenship to those born on American soil.
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'Where Do We Go?' 310 Families Left On Streets After Yamuna Bazar Demolition
The families are homeless after the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) carried out a demolition drive in the Yamuna Bazar area.
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Allegations To Arrest, Resignations: How Ram Mandir Donation Row Unravelled
Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust general secretary Champat Rai has now stepped down on moral grounds, and trustee Anil Mishra has also submitted his resignation.
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Cliffs, 'Falls', And Lovers: Pune Fort Murder's Parallels With Meghalaya Killing
Separated by time and hundreds of kilometres, the deaths of Raja Raghuvanshi and Ketan Agarwal both cases are bound by one similarity -- they both were killed by women they were planning to spend their lives with.
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Ukraine Has An "Army Of Witches". They Are Killing Russians At Will
Over four years, the war in Ukraine has changed, and with it, its people and tactics. It is now fought in the steady accumulation of small pieces of information that eventually become a set of coordinates and, shortly afterwards, a drone strike.
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"Turn Over A New Leaf": US, Iran Begin Negotiating Peace In Switzerland
JD Vance said the goal of the talks was to "turn over a new leaf to transform our relationship with the people of Iran, and to extend an outstretched hand".
