Maruti Suzuki Ordered to Replace Grand Vitara Due to E20 Compatibility Issues
Raipur court directs Maruti Suzuki to replace a customer's Grand Vitara, calling sale of non-E20 compatible vehicle unfair.
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John L. Esposito, Renowned Islam Scholar, Passes Away at 86
Internationally respected scholar of Islam, Professor John L. Esposito, has died at the age of 86.
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Uttar Pradesh: Rampur Authority Orders Demolition of 38 of 40 Buildings at Mohammad Ali Jauhar University
Rampur Development Authority issues demolition order for 38 buildings at Mohammad Ali Jauhar University, alleging lack of approvals, impacting thousands of students.
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Muslim Boys' Brutal Assault: Police Initially Book Victims
Three Muslim schoolboys tied to pole, assaulted in Latur; police initially book victims.
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US Mall Attack: Indian Muslim Worker Stabbed for Faith
Man stabbed after asking if he's Muslim at US mall; suspect a Trump supporter.
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Govt Considers Mandatory CBFC Certification for OTT Films; ZEE5 Faces Action Over 'Satluj'
Govt may make CBFC certification mandatory for OTT film releases. ZEE5 could face action for streaming 'Satluj' without certification.
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SC Flags Issues in CBSE's OSM System, Seeks Help
Supreme Court expresses concern over students' frustration with CBSE's On-Screen Marking system, seeks Solicitor General's assistance.
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Kerala HC Halts Waqf Board's Major Decisions Over Non-Muslim Member Absence
Kerala High Court temporarily stops Kerala State Waqf Board from making significant decisions due to lack of two non-Muslim members and one Shia member, as per the amended Waqf Act of 2025.
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SC Dismisses PIL Against Nazia Elahi Khan's Remarks on Prophet Muhammad, Directs Use of Existing Legal Remedies
SC rejects PIL seeking removal of influencer Nazia Elahi Khan's controversial remarks on Prophet Muhammad, advising petitioner to use available legal remedies.
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Delhi Court Restores Umar Khalid's Two Weekly Video Calls With Family
Delhi court allows jailed activist Umar Khalid to resume two video meetings with family every week, restoring a facility reduced earlier this year.
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Unraveling Trauma's Legacy: Why Knowledge Alone Isn't Enough
Dr. Nishtha Lamba explores how childhood trauma shapes our instincts, even when we logically know better. 'Trauma Nation' reveals why understanding isn't enough for healing.
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CPI(M) MP John Brittas Urges Gujarat to Suspend, Review Anti-Radicalisation SOP
Communist Party of India (Marxist) MP John Brittas writes to Gujarat CM, raising concerns over reported Anti-Radicalisation SOP, urging suspension and constitutional review.
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Indian History Congress Mourns Historian Saiyid Zaheer Husain Jafri, Former Delhi University Professor
IHC expresses grief over passing of eminent historian Professor Saiyid Zaheer Husain Jafri, a major loss to historical profession.
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Baba Ramdev's Remarks on Muslims and Hindu Rashtra Spark Court Case in Muzaffarpur
Yoga guru Baba Ramdev faces court case in Muzaffarpur over remarks on Muslims and Hindu Rashtra, with next hearing on July 21.
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Majority of Voters Under Scrutiny in West Bengal's Electoral Roll Revision are Muslims
Muslims comprise 70% of over 27 lakh voters under adjudication in West Bengal's electoral roll revision, according to a Sabar Institute study.
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Kasganj Interfaith Couple Vanishes; Hindu Groups Protest, Issue Warnings Over Alleged 'Love Jihad'
An interfaith couple from Kasganj has gone missing, sparking protests from Hindu groups who accused police of inaction and threatened violence if the woman isn't found.
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CJP Launches Nationwide Hunger Strike, Demands Pradhan's Resignation
CJP joins Wangchuk's protest, calls for nationwide hunger strike on July 16, demands Pradhan's resignation over NEET irregularities.
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Telangana Muslim Family Alleges Neighbour Attack After Parking Dispute, Seeks Fair Police Action
A Muslim family in Telangana's Medak alleges neighbours attacked them with sticks after a parking dispute, claiming police bias.
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KGMU Implements Non-Vegetarian Food Ban in Hostels After Governor's Inspection
King George's Medical University in Lucknow has prohibited non-vegetarian food in hostel messes and canteens following concerns raised by Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel during a campus inspection.
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Kerala Woman's Death: Police Probe After Friend Admits Slapping, Choking Shehana
Kerala police investigate death of Shehana, found hanging, as friend Arun Kumar admits to slapping and choking her.
