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Police officers in UP more loyal to ruling dispensation than Constitution, says HC

AIADMK faces fresh exodus as 3 ex-ministers, 10 ex-MLAs head to TVK

AIADMK faces continued exodus as former ministers Udumalai K Radhakrishnan, Kadambur C Raju, and M C Sampath defect to the ruling TVK. This move, along with their supporters, further weakens the AIADMK's organizational strength in key regions. More opposition leaders are anticipated to join TVK soon.

Only 32 TMC rebels attend meet; 16 back Mamata as 'chairperson'

Trinamool Congress faces internal turmoil following a party split, with Lok Sabha MPs reportedly receiving overtures to abandon the Mamata Banerjee-Abhishek Banerjee leadership. Meanwhile, a faction of 58 MLAs has shown signs of wavering, with some demanding Mamata remain party chairperson. The Speaker's ruling invalidating expulsions further complicates the situation.

Compassionate job for married daughter’s son? SC to rule

The Supreme Court will examine if a married daughter's son is eligible for compassionate employment after her father's death. This follows a recent ruling granting such rights to dependent married daughters. The Chhattisgarh government has been asked to respond to a petition challenging its denial of employment to a grandson.

Rise of Ritabrata Banerjee: How ex-Left leader engineered Bengal's biggest political coup

Once a footnote in West Bengal politics, Ritabrata Banerjee has dramatically risen to become the Leader of Opposition after a sensational political shift. His journey from a CPI(M) expulsion to leading a rebellion within the TMC, now challenging the ruling party, has left the state's political landscape reeling.

Couple separated, lived 15 years apart: SC says amounts to cruelty to both

The Supreme Court has made a pivotal ruling, declaring that extended separation without reconciliation can be classified as mental cruelty, warranting divorce under the Hindu Marriage Act. This case, involving doctors who had been estranged for over 15 years, led the court to dissolve their marriage, citing mutual abandonment.

Winds of change in West Bengal, Tamil Nadu may steady NDA's ship in Parliament

The BJP-led NDA sees a smoother legislative path as key opposition rivals TMC and DMK face internal challenges. A split within TMC and DMK's strained ties with Congress create opportunities for the ruling coalition to advance its agenda, including simultaneous elections, with renewed vigor.

Can a delayed chargesheet get an accused bail? Kerala high court explains in drug case

The Kerala High Court made headlines by ruling that late e-filing of police reports—specifically after the 5 pm cutoff—gives accused parties a right to statutory bail. Justice Kauser Edappagath set free two individuals detained for drug possession, reiterating that the enforcement of filing deadlines is vital to maintaining fairness and protecting the rights of those in the legal system.

'Why hate India?' BJP hits back at Kapil Sibal over 'ashamed to live in India' remark

BJP has strongly criticized Congress MP Kapil Sibal for his remarks on democracy, accusing him of "hating India" and selectively ignoring violence. Sibal's comments followed an alleged attack on TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee in West Bengal. The BJP questioned Sibal's silence on past incidents while criticizing the ruling party.

Is Indus Waters Treaty deadlock hurting Pakistan? Karachi reels under chronic water shortage

Karachi faces a severe water crisis during peak summer, coinciding with Eid-ul-Adha. Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan chief Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman has accused the ruling PPP of gross mismanagement and failure to address the city's chronic water shortages despite 18 years in power. Nearly 70% of the city is reportedly experiencing extended supply disruptions, forcing residents to buy expensive private tankers.