The cricketing world mourns the loss of Inderjit Singh Bindra, a towering figure whose vision and leadership helped transform Indian cricket from a regional player into a global powerhouse. He passed away in New Delhi at the age of 84.
After spending eight long years behind bars for a murder that never happened, a man has been fully acquitted—after the court concluded the recovered body was not even that of his missing wife.
In a powerful reaffirmation of judicial ethics, the Supreme Court has quashed proceedings initiated by a railway magistrate who tried to adjudicate a dispute he was personally involved in—declaring it a clear violation of the ‘judge in his own cause’ principle.
Freshly awarded the Ashok Chakra, Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla humbly credits the nation—not just himself—for the honor, vowing to advance India’s space ambitions with renewed purpose.
Sunny Deol and Varun Dhawan’s patriotic sequel ‘Border 2’ has stormed the box office, crossing ₹120 crore in just three days—setting the stage for a record-breaking holiday run.
In a highly contentious decision, the Karnataka government has allotted prime Bengaluru land worth ₹255 crore to 22 Dalit and OBC religious mutts—overriding serious objections from its own finance and law departments about using protected gomala land. Was this social justice or a legal overreach? We investigate.