China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi has claimed Beijing mediated the May 2025 India-Pakistan military standoff—but New Delhi firmly insists the resolution came through direct military talks, with no external involvement.
In a decisive legal step, an NIA court in Srinagar has issued a proclamation against three absconding individuals accused of spreading anti-national propaganda in Jammu and Kashmir.
In a controversial turn, the CBI has dropped attempt-to-murder charges against eight J&K police personnel accused of torturing a constable for six days—leading to their release on bail by a Kupwara court.
For the first time in India’s history, the Constitution has been officially translated into Kashmiri, hailed as a ‘watershed moment’ for cultural recognition and inclusive governance in Jammu and Kashmir.
Sahitya Akademi awardee Joy Goswami, 72, recovering from multiple surgeries, has been labeled an ‘unmapped voter’ in West Bengal and summoned for an Election Commission hearing on January 2. His family alleges political intimidation and systemic voter suppression, raising alarms over democratic rights in the state.
Conservative investigator Nick Shirley has thrust Minnesota’s childcare system into the spotlight, alleging widespread fraud tied to ghost daycares. The state’s licensing webpage mysteriously went offline just as lawmakers questioned Governor Tim Walz, triggering emergency audits and public outcry.