J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Marries Nidhi Razdan
The J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah married senior journalist Nidhi Razdan in New Delhi on October 30, 2026, marking a new chapter in their lives.
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Supreme Court rejects NIA appeal over bail grant to Kashmiri activist Khurram Parvez in UAPA case
SC dismissed NIA plea challenging Delhi HC's bail order for Kashmiri activist Khurram Parvez in UAPA case tied to alleged LeT conspiracy.
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Delhi Police Removes Firecracker Awareness Video from X Hours After Posting
The Delhi Police removed a Diwali firecracker awareness video from X within hours of posting, amid speculation about political pressure.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Activist Bail Plea, Directs to Trial Court
The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed Shadab Ahmad's plea to leave Delhi for Ghaziabad law school. The court asked him to approach the Trial Court instead.
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A Year and 48 Hearings After Son's Lynching, Rahim Still Waits for Justice
A year after Suleman Pathan's mob lynching by friends, his father Rahim holds onto hope as bail grants and delayed justice test the family's strength.
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MLA Party Shifts, Recontest Elections: SC Seeks Centre Response
SC seeks Centre response to appeal by K.Suthan over MLAs' party switch and recontest of seats after resigning before disqualification.
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Rahul Gandhi Acquitted in 2018 Defamation Case Over Remarks Against Amit Shah
Special MP-MLA court in Sultanpur acquits Rahul Gandhi in 2018 defamation case over his remarks against Amit Shah during Karnataka election campaign.
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Race Course residents face livelihood crisis and disrupted schooling after forced relocation
After the demolition of their longtime settlements near Race Course Road, hundreds of families were relocated to Savda Ghevra, losing jobs and schooling access.
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Reclaiming Jamia: The Fight for Students' Union Restoration
Jamia students demand the restoration of their union after a 20-year ban, protesting against what they call the saffronisation of the campus.
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Congress Sit-In in Jaipur Demands Zero FIR for Ritu Barala
Congress leaders, Dotasra and opposition leader Jully sit‑in at Jaipur Police seeking FIR for NSUI leader Ritu Barala after assault by Delhi Police.
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Worshippers Offer Prayers at Delhi's Historic Race Course Mosque Despite Restrictions
Despite water and electricity cuts, worshippers entered Delhi's historic Race Course Mosque to offer prayers amid legal restrictions
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4,000 Indian Pilgrims Stranded in Makkah and Madina as Airlines Cancel Flights, MP Owaisi Demands Urgent Rescue
Around 4,000 Indian pilgrims remain stranded in Makkah and Madina after IndiGo, Akasa Air and Air India cancelled flights home. Asaduddin Owaisi urged the Centre to intervene, asking DGCA to permit bigger aircraft or deploy special flights. The travel chaos deepens as regional tensions and airline suspensions disrupt journeys until October 24.
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Lockup Night: Republic in Chains
Detained at Connaught Place, I was beaten and held in a filthy cell, forced to surrender biometrics under threat of Tihar Jail, comrades shared resistance.
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Karnataka HC quashes sedition case over dissent posters on Babri verdict
Karnataka HC quashed sedition case against 13 people who put up dissent posters over SC's Babri verdict, calling it protected speech.
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Ayush Malik Case: Shamli Police Book Journalists Over Reprimand Claims
Shamli police filed FIRs against journalists over 'reprimand'
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SC Calls Union Government for Response to Plea by Muslim Woman Forced to Bangladesh
West Bengal woman Sahida Fakir was detained in Mumbai and forced across the border into Bangladesh, prompting a court case over constitutional rights.
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Supreme Court Seeks Response on Plea
Supreme Court seeks Union government response to plea over Bengali woman pushed into Bangladesh without proper nationality verification due process.
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MP Mahua Moitra Files UN Complaint Regarding Muslim IAS, IPS Officer Exclusion
MP Mahua Moitra alleges Muslim IAS, IPS officers excluded from West Bengal events by Home Minister Amit Shah, claiming religious discrimination.
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Supreme Court Questions State Compliance on School Menstrual Hygiene Measures
Supreme Court questions state claims of full coverage for menstrual hygiene in schools, highlighting gaps in toilet facilities and compliance reporting.
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Odisha Rejects Premature Release Plea of Dara Singh – Graham Staines Murder Case
Odisha rejects Dara Singh's premature release plea after 25 years for the 1999 Graham Staines murder, keeping his life sentence.