MP man recovers after consuming toxic fish gallbladder in Indore

A 42-year-old man in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, was hospitalized after accidentally consuming a fish gallbladder, which contains toxins. After experiencing kidney and liver swelling, he underwent dialysis and plasma exchange. The patient, Durga Prasad, recovered after a week of treatment, having unknowingly ingested fish bile while preparing a meal. Such cases are rare in the region.

Chhattisgarh girl who battled cancer is Class 10 board examination topper

Battling blood cancer, 17-year-old Ishika Bala topped Chhattisgarh's Class 10 board exam with 99.17%. Undeterred by illness, she aims to become an IAS officer, proving resilience and determination can overcome challenges.

Rohingya refugees need to be deported if held foreigners: SC

The Supreme Court of India ruled that Rohingya refugees identified as foreigners under Indian law must be deported. The court emphasized that UNHCR identity cards may not provide legal protection. It scheduled a final hearing for July 31, with concerns raised about recent deportations. The Solicitor General noted that deportation actions must comply with the law, as India is not a signatory to the refugee convention.

Judicial intervention vital in weeding out vexatious proceedings: SC

The Supreme Court of India quashed the criminal prosecution of two individuals accused of obstructing public servants, emphasizing the need for judicial intervention to prevent vexatious proceedings. The court found no substantial evidence of wrongdoing and criticized the earlier high court's failure to assess the case's merits, deeming the prosecution a product of malice and personal vendetta.

Completely disconnected with Umar Khalid: Sharjeel Imam tells Delhi HC

Activist Sharjeel Imam, accused in the February 2020 riots, argued in the Delhi High Court for bail, claiming he was "disconnected" from the events and had not incited violence. His counsel highlighted his long custody, family responsibilities, and lack of evidence linking him to conspiratorial meetings. The case will be heard again on May 21.

Maharashtra social justice dept reviews schemes to expand reach and boost funding

The Maharashtra Social Justice Department is reviewing its welfare schemes and scholarships to enhance financial support and relevance. Many current initiatives are outdated, with insufficient funding, such as a pre-matric scholarship of just Rs 150 for Scheduled Caste students. The budget for 2025-26 has increased significantly, allowing for improved assistance and expanded beneficiaries.

IOS SAGAR returns home after month-long deployment in south-west Indian Ocean Region

The Indian Navy's IOS SAGAR mission concluded its month-long deployment in the south-west Indian Ocean, marking a significant step in maritime cooperation. The initiative involved joint exercises with nine partner nations, enhancing regional ties and security. Vice Admiral V Srinivas highlighted India's commitment to collective maritime interests and building partnerships in the Indian Ocean Region.

JeM's Pakistan bases: Fidayeen hub with Hamas links, NATO arms cache

Indian Air Force missile strikes targeted two Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) centers in Pakistan, linked to suicide attacks and arms smuggling. The Bahawalpur and Narowal facilities were involved in training terrorists and had connections with Hamas. The strikes were retaliation for a recent terror attack in Pahalgam, which killed 25 tourists and a guide.

World Bank chief Ajay Banga to visit Uttar Pradesh on Friday

World Bank President Ajay Banga will visit Uttar Pradesh on Friday to observe the state's development under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. His itinerary includes meetings with stakeholders, discussions with the chief minister, and visits to a THR plant and a beekeeping center. The visit underscores global interest in Uttar Pradesh's goal of becoming a $1 trillion economy.

Police bust cross-border militant recruitment network in Arunachal

Arunachal Pradesh Police have dismantled a militant recruitment and arms trafficking network linked to the National Socialist Council for Taniland and its armed wing, the United Tani Army. The investigation began after threatening social media posts. Several arrests were made, revealing attempts to traffic youth to militant camps in Myanmar, and connections to narcotics trafficking were also uncovered.

IndiGo suspends flights to Almaty, Tashkent till June 14 due to rerouting issues

IndiGo has suspended its direct flights to Almaty and Tashkent until June 14 due to operational range issues with its aircraft. The airline, which operates narrow-body planes, initially halted services until May 7 following the closure of Pakistan's airspace, requiring longer flight routes. The situation is influenced by escalating tensions between India and Pakistan.

Delhi's Yamuna-cleaning plan needs reset, not just money: Report

A new analysis by the Centre for Science and Environment urges Delhi authorities to rethink their strategy for cleaning the polluted Yamuna River. Key recommendations include preventing the mixing of treated and untreated water, using GPS trackers on sludge tankers, and treating wastewater from unsewered areas. The report highlights the need for better data and a fresh plan for managing pollution sources.

'He tried to kill me': Catering staff brutally beats up man for complaining about food price; Railway Ministry files FIR

Catering staff brutally beat a passenger on a train after he complained about food prices. The Railways filed an FIR, imposed a ₹5 lakh fine, and promised strict action following the viral video of the violent assault.

IAF calls back Gaganyaan astronaut Ajit Krishnan to his unit after Operation Sindoor

IAF recalls Gaganyaan astronaut Ajit Krishnan to his unit amid rising tensions with Pakistan. A seasoned test pilot with extensive flying experience, Krishnan was in Delhi for a space conference before being summoned back to duty early Thursday.

Maulana Iqbal not a terrorist: Police slam ‘baseless, misleading’ media reports on man killed in Pakistani shelling

Jammu and Kashmir Police clarified that Maulana Iqbal, a respected religious figure killed in recent Pakistani shelling in Poonch, was not a terrorist, contrary to misleading reports. The shelling claimed 13 lives, including children and a soldier. Authorities warned against spreading fake news, emphasizing the importance of verifying facts to avoid panic and disrespect to victims' families.

Delhi to host global Ayurveda summit, support start-ups: CM Rekha Gupta

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced plans for a global Ayurveda summit to promote the traditional medicinal system. Highlighting the increasing global interest in Ayurveda, she emphasized government support for start-ups and initiatives to digitize Ayurvedic knowledge. The Delhi government has allocated Rs 275 crore for alternative medicine development, including Rs 100 crore for Ayush in the 2025-26 budget.