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One more suspect held in alleged sexual assault and robbery in Tiruvannamalai

Deputy Collector Arrested For Allegedly Raping Woman On False Marriage Promise

According to the FIR, the woman first came into contact with Mahor on Facebook

Man flees after allegedly strangling wife to death in Gurugram; manhunt underway

The altercation ensued after the husband demanded to know who his wife was speaking to over the phone, information that she refused to reveal

Man accused of religious conversions in Rajasthan, assaulted by right-wing group

The accused was taken into custody following alleged conversion activities in Alwar's Tanwar Colony

Pakistan 'unreliable' mediator: Israeli envoy

Israeli Ambassador to India Reuven Azar has raised doubts over Pakistan's potential role as a regional mediator, warning India that the Middle East conflict serves as a "preview" of radical tactics that could soon impact its own neighbourhood.In an interview with PTI Videos, he rejected the notion that Pakistan possesses the credibility to act as a mediator in regional negotiations.Labelling the country unreliable, Azar characterized Pakistan as a "problematic player" whose involvement requires the US to exercise "special caution" to avoid potential traps."I don't think they are reliable," he said about Pakistan's mediation role.He added that when mediators lean towards a "terrorist entity" or "legitimize radicalism", it becomes "very tricky because the United States has to exercise special caution not to fall into traps set not only by the opposing side but also by the mediator".The envoy further alleged an increasing connection between radical elements and the region, noting a rise in visits by Hamas leaders to both Pakistan and Bangladesh over the last two years.Turning to the India angle, Azar claimed that because Israel is the most attacked country in the world, the threats it faces often serve as a "preview to a movie coming to a theatre in your neighbourhood".He specifically alleged that radical groups are drawing twisted inspiration from the October 7 attacks and warned that the methodologies of hybrid warfare, including using human shields and manipulating media, are likely to be emulated elsewhere.While commenting on Israel's policy of mandatory military service, Azar refrained from suggesting India adopt similar models.He observed that India is "blessed" with a large territory and population, expressing confidence that the Indian government is making the "right decisions" regarding its own recruitment and defence needs.He, however, noted the "positive aspect of conscription" in maturing young citizens and instilling a sense of responsibility."It doesn't mean that one size fits all. Each country has to find its own way." PTI SHJ ZMN

US lawmakers defy Trump in voting to end Iran war

Republican lawmakers are showing rare signs of independent thought, voting against President Trump's priorities on Capitol Hill. Recent acts of rebellion include opposing the Iran war without congressional authorization and blocking a controversial fund for alleged Biden administration overreach. While Trump's grip on the GOP remains strong, these small but noticeable tremors suggest a shift in congressional dynamics.

7-year-old girl abducted at night, raped in UP's Mathura; accused arrested

The girl was allegedly abducted at night as she slept next to her mother and was raped at a nearby crematorium

'Banners vanish, shutters down': After Delhi fire tragedy, owner’s properties go into 'ghost mode'

Signs are disappearing in Malviya Nagar as properties linked to arrested hotel owner Lavkesh Bajaj face scrutiny after a fire killed 21. Residents allege unchecked expansion and ignored safety concerns, with one hotel reportedly growing from two-and-a-half to five floors without approval. Bajaj allegedly admitted to illegal expansion, stating 'Delhi mein sab chalta hai'.

Khan Sir's Coaching Guards Detained Over Alleged Firing During Vandalism

The institute is run by educator Faisal Khan, popularly known as 'Khan Sir'.

CBI books man for allegedly posing as PMO official

Case registered after PMO complaint over wedding invitation card; accused allegedly sought “VIP darshan” arrangements at temples in Tamil Nadu

RBI, ED clear Myntra's FEMA violations

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has compounded certain violations of the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) by Myntra Designs Private Limited, paving the way for the closure of an Enforcement Directorate (ED) investigation into the matter.In a statement issued on Thursday, the ED said the RBI passed a compounding order on April 20, 2026 under Section 15 of FEMA after receiving a "No Objection" from the agency. The order resulted in the termination of the investigation against the company for the alleged contraventions.The case stemmed from an ED probe initiated in July 2025 on the basis of what the agency described as credible information regarding possible FEMA violations by Myntra, linked companies and directors for FDI "contravention" of over Rs 1,654 crore.According to the ED, the violations related to delays in submitting Annual Performance Reports (APRs) for overseas investments and undertaking overseas direct investment commitments before complying with reporting requirements.The RBI compounded two contraventions. The first involved a delay in submitting APRs under the Foreign Exchange Management (Transfer or Issue of Any Foreign Security) Regulations, 2004, covering transactions worth Rs 42.85 crore. The second related to undertaking financial commitments through overseas direct investment despite pending APR submissions, involving Rs 3.03 crore.The company subsequently approached the RBI seeking compounding of the violations under Section 15 of FEMA."On reference from RBI, the ED issued no objection for such compounding in line with the true spirit of the Act," the agency said.Following the ED's no-objection, the RBI compounded the violations through its order dated April 20, 2026, on payment of a one-time amount of Rs 2.88 lakh.

Udhayanidhi Stalin urges CM Vijay to block surrender of 152 super-specialty medical seats to national quota

He alleged that the situation arose because the current TVK-led government failed to present proper arguments before the Supreme Court recently

Operation Delta Hunt: Gujarat Police Detain 501 Illegal Bangladeshi Migrants In 48-Hour Crackdown

Gujarat Police detained 501 Bangladeshi nationals under Operation Delta Hunt, a statewide crackdown on alleged illegal residents, with over 6200 more are under verification.

Complaint filed against Mamata Banerjee for linking Centre with Bangladesh political killing

The complaint was filed on June 3 by advocate Rinki Chatterjee Singh of the Calcutta High Court’s Jalpaiguri Circuit Bench at a police station in Siliguri; she claimed that Ms. Banerjee allegedly made ‘provocative and inflammatory statements’ against Constitutional institutions during the Assembly polls as well

Rooms In Basement, No Exit: Inside Another Property Of Delhi Hotel Owner

Flourish Inn had also been allegedly violating safety norms

ED Cracks Down On Alleged Areca Nut Smuggling Racket, Raids Multiple Locations In Mizoram

ED raids nine locations in Mizoram's Champhai in a money laundering probe linked to an alleged cross-border Myanmar areca nut smuggling network.

Manipur: Commando head constable killed during anti-drug operation, 2 held

Head constable Khoirom Suresh was allegedly stabbed by a drug suspect during a police operation in Thoubal district; two accused have been arrested.

Man arrested over threat to Kona villagers with country-made gun

The Bandar Taluka police arrest G. Nageswara Rao of Kona village in Krishna district for allegedly threatening residents with a country-made gun and seize the weapon

Teen Driver Crashes Into Pedestrians, Vehicles In Maharashtra's Jalgaon, Then Flees; 5 Injured

Fearing anger from the crowd, the minor allegedly left the vehicle behind and fled before authorities arrived.

Ruined education system for past 12 years: Rahul slams PM after NEET aspirant's suicide

Rahul Gandhi's attack on the Modi government came after media reports said Akanksha Chaturvedi, a NEET aspirant, allegedly died by suicide after reportedly falling into depression following reports of irregularities in the NEET-UG examination