Gujarat teen’s suicide uncovers child marriage; parents, in-laws booked

The suicide of a 17-year-old girl in Kheda has uncovered a child marriage case, leading to charges against both sets of parents under the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act. Investigations revealed that Jankikumari Chunara and her husband, Anand, were underage at the time of their marriage in March 2023.

Sensex soars by over 1100 points after early dip; Nifty near 23,780

Indian markets experienced a downturn on Thursday, ending a week-long upward trend, with Sensex and Nifty plunging in early trade. This decline occurred despite positive closes on Wednesday. The downturn contrasts with gains in most Asian markets, which were influenced by US-Japan trade talks.

Sensex soars by over 1100 points after early dip; Nifty near 23,740

Indian markets experienced a downturn on Thursday, ending a week-long upward trend, with Sensex and Nifty plunging in early trade. This decline occurred despite positive closes on Wednesday. The downturn contrasts with gains in most Asian markets, which were influenced by US-Japan trade talks.

Recruitment scam: SC allows Bengal govt to retain untainted teachers for now

Sensex rebounds over 500 points after early dip; Nifty near 23,590

Indian markets experienced a downturn on Thursday, ending a week-long upward trend, with Sensex and Nifty plunging in early trade. This decline occurred despite positive closes on Wednesday. The downturn contrasts with gains in most Asian markets, which were influenced by US-Japan trade talks.

Who is Indian-origin scientist behind the discovery of life 120 light-yrs away?

Dr. Nikku Madhusudhan, an Indian-origin astrophysicist, leads a team that has found compelling evidence of biological activity on exoplanet K2-18b, 120 light-years away. Using the James Webb Space Telescope, they detected dimethyl sulfide (DMS), a molecule only produced by living organisms on Earth. This revolutionary discovery marks the first potential biosignature detection on a habitable planet.

Can Muslims be governed by Indian succession law instead of Shariat? SC to examine

The Supreme Court has agreed to review whether Muslims can choose Indian succession law over Sharia for ancestral property matters without abandoning their faith. Notices have been issued to the Centre and Kerala government, seeking their responses to a petition filed by a Kerala resident.

Dog’s teeth yanked out with pliers; pups & mom beaten to death in MP

Reports emerged from Bhind and Morena about animal cruelty. In Bhind, a dog was tortured and killed. The attackers even pulled out its teeth. In Morena, a woman and her son killed a dog and her puppies. Videos of both incidents circulated online. Police have registered cases against the accused under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.

Meerut woman kills husband, tries to pass it off as death by snake bite

In Meerut, Amit Kashyap was found dead. Initial reports suggested snake bites. Post-mortem revealed strangulation. His wife, Ravita, confessed to plotting the murder with her lover, Amardeep. Ravita had an affair with Amardeep. Amit discovered their relationship, leading to disputes. Ravita strangled Amit and placed a snake to fake the cause of death.

20 benefits of walking for 30 minutes every day

Walking for just 30 minutes daily offers remarkable benefits for physical and mental well-being. Regular walks reduce the risk of heart disease, aid in weight management, and lower stress levels. Furthermore, it boosts energy, enhances brain function, strengthens bones and muscles, and improves overall quality of life, making it a simple yet powerful habit.

CIA files reveal Cold War plots with mind control, fake porn & psychic tests

Declassified CIA documents reveal bizarre Cold War operations, including psychological warfare tactics like oversized condoms and a demonic Osama Bin Laden action figure. The agency also explored mind control through Project MKUltra, involving unethical experiments on humans and even dogs.

Indian-origin doctor elected president of UK’s Royal College of Physicians

Dr. Mumtaz Patel, of Indian origin, has been elected as the 123rd president of the Royal College of Physicians, making history as the first Indo-Asian Muslim to hold the position. A consultant nephrologist, Dr. Patel aims to modernize the college and amplify the voice of its members. Her four-year tenure will focus on supporting members and improving patient healthcare.

Harvard vs Donald Trump: Explained in 10 simple points

In 2025, the second Trump administration is not just picking a fight with Harvard. It’s using the full weight of the federal government to throttle it. With funding frozen, visas under threat, and political pressure mounting, this is less a spat than a strategic assault — one that’s reshaping the relationship between power and higher education.

Morning news wrap: Trump-Harvard tax row, Haj quota uproar & more

Tragedy of errors: Rajasthan doctors operate on father instead of injured son

In a shocking incident at Kota Medical College, Rajasthan, a man named Manish alleges that doctors mistakenly operated on his paralysed father instead of him. Manish, injured in an accident, had called his father for support before his scheduled surgery. He was stunned to discover his father, waiting outside the operation theatre, had undergone a procedure and received stitches.