Unnao rape: Delhi HC refuses to extend Kuldeep Singh Sengar's interim bail

The Delhi High Court denied further interim bail to expelled BJP leader Kuldeep Singh Sengar in the Unnao rape cases, directing him to surrender by January 20. The court noted that his application for extension was not served to the survivor. Sengar, serving a life sentence, had previously been granted bail for medical reasons but failed to secure additional relief.

Rajouri additional deputy commissioner Raj Kumar Thapa, injured in Pakistani shelling, dies; CM Omar Abdullah reacts

Rajouri's additional deputy commissioner Raj Kumar Thappa died after his residence was hit during Pakistani shelling. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah mourned the loss, describing Thappa as a dedicated officer who attended an online meeting just hours before the fatal incident.

Delhi HC closes Hamdard’s lawsuit against Ramdev

Delhi High Court closed Hamdard's trademark lawsuit against Ramdev after he removed controversial "sharbat jihad" videos and pledged not to make disparaging remarks about Rooh Afza in future social media posts or advertisements.

32 Indian airports shut for civilian flights amid tensions with Pakistan | Full list

The Ministry of Civil Aviation has announced the closure of 32 airports in northern and western India for civilian flights until May 15 due to heightened tensions with Pakistan. This decision follows recent military operations in response to a terrorist attack in Pahalgam. The closures affect airports near the Pakistan border and key defense bases.

India attacks 3 Pakistani airbases after 26 Indian locations targeted: What we know so far

India and Pakistan escalate military tensions with drone and missile attacks, targeting multiple locations across borders. Three civilians were injured in Punjab during strikes, with both nations claiming retaliation and targeting air bases and strategic points.

Not our duty to tell media what to delete, says Supreme Court

Supreme Court rejects Delhi High Court's order to remove Wikipedia page, emphasizing media freedom and open justice. The court stated it's not the judiciary's duty to dictate media content deletion, protecting press freedom and public discourse.

India steps up efforts to include Lashkar-e-Taiba front TRF in UNSC terror list

India is pushing the UN Security Council to list The Resistance Front (TRF), a Lashkar-e-Taiba front, as a terrorist organization following the Pahalgam attack. The efforts aim to increase pressure on Pakistan by highlighting the group's terrorist connections.

Closure of 24 airports extended till May 15 amid border conflict

Government extends closure of 24 airports near Pakistan border until May 15 due to heightened tensions. Airlines cancel flights to affected regions, implement stricter security measures, and offer ticket flexibility for passengers during this period.

India opposes IMF $2.3 billion bailout package to Pakistan, abstains from voting

India abstained from IMF's $2.3 billion bailout package to Pakistan, citing concerns over potential misuse of funds for terrorism and questioning the effectiveness of previous IMF programs due to Pakistan's poor implementation record.

Horses with luggage sent to Kedarnath on trial basis, ban continues due to virus outbreak

Two healthy horses were tested on a trial basis for transporting luggage to Kedarnath, despite a ban on horse and mule use due to a recent infection outbreak that killed 14 animals. Officials hope positive results will lift the ban. Meanwhile, there is no shortage of supplies for pilgrims, and traders urge devotees to continue their journey.

‘Crowd mismanagement’: Report on Goa temple stampede that killed 6 submitted

A fact-finding report blamed crowd mismanagement, devotee rush, and a scuffle for the Goa temple stampede that killed six and injured 70. The committee recommended improved crowd monitoring, coordination, and evacuation routes.

Pakistani drone attack on Srinagar airport, Awantipora air base foiled

India's air defence system intercepted Pakistani drone attacks targeting Srinagar airport and Awantipora air base amid rising tensions between the two nations. On Friday, drones were spotted at 26 locations, including military sites, prompting security measures and blackouts in several regions. The situation escalated following a recent terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir that killed 26 civilians.

India-Pakistan tensions escalate; multiple locations plunged into blackout | Full list

India and Pakistan tensions escalate, with blackouts enforced in multiple regions. Drones shot down in Rajasthan, shelling resumed in border districts. Punjab drone strike injured a family. Authorities urge residents to stay home and remain calm.

Man found dead in Jharkhand police station after being summoned for questioning

A 50-year-old man, Anil Mahato, was found dead by suicide at a police station in Jharkhand after being summoned for questioning related to allegations of inappropriate conduct with a minor. Despite preliminary investigations revealing concerning evidence, Mahato hanged himself using a blanket while an officer was away. The case is under further investigation by local authorities.

Proceedings under PDPP Act not maintainable against illegal encroachment: Allahabad HC

The Allahabad High Court ruled that proceedings under the Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act, 1984, are not applicable for illegal encroachments on gram sabha land, which should be addressed under the Revenue Code, 2006. The court quashed the case against Brahmdutt Yadav, emphasizing that such matters should be resolved by revenue courts, not criminal proceedings.

Army Jawan from Andhra Pradesh killed in action along LoC in Jammu and Kashmir

An Indian Army jawan, Mudhavath Murali Naik, was killed during Pakistani shelling along the LoC in Jammu and Kashmir. The 23-year-old Andhra Pradesh soldier died at 2 am, leaving behind grieving parents and receiving state honors.