NATIONAL CRIME RECORDS BUREAU
NCW takes cognisance of 'horrific gang rape' of minor girl in Tamil Nadu, seeks police report
The National Commission for Women has taken suo motu cognisance of a horrific gang rape of a minor girl in Tamil Nadu's Tiruvannamalai district. The commission has sought a detailed action taken report from the police within five days. The incident has raised grave concerns about the safety of young girls.
Delhi HC judge recuses from hearing PIL seeking action against Kejriwal, AAP leaders over recording, circulation of court proceedings
A Delhi High Court judge has withdrawn from a Public Interest Litigation concerning the alleged recording of court proceedings. The PIL accuses Aam Aadmi Party leaders and others of circulating audio and video clips. These clips were reportedly shared after a recusal plea by Arvind Kejriwal in the excise policy case.
Trust at risk: Cyber crime is becoming a branding crisis for banks
Cybercrime is undermining the traditional trust associated with bank brands, forcing a reevaluation of communication strategies. Current anti-cybercrime campaigns often blame victims, failing to address systemic weaknesses and eroding customer confidence. Banks must invest in real-time fraud prevention and demonstrate genuine intent to protect customers, rebuilding credibility through consistent action rather than just advertising.
Nancy Guthrie Case: Mystery widens as lab behind Gilgo Beach serial killer’s conviction now linked to probe; details inside
Nancy Guthrie Abduction Case: The investigation into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of Savannah Guthrie, is now focusing on Astrea Forensics, a lab instrumental in cracking the Long Island serial killer case. With the FBI now involved, Astrea's expertise in rootless hair analysis is being considered to find answers in Guthrie's alleged abduction.
‘Ten years gone’, Patton Oswalt remembers late wife Michelle McNamara on her death anniversary
Patton Oswalt honored his late wife, true crime author Michelle McNamara, on the 10th anniversary of her death. McNamara, known for her work on the Golden State Killer case, died in 2016 from a heart condition and prescription medication. Her investigative efforts were posthumously recognized with the bestseller "I'll Be Gone in the Dark."
Government rejects security approval of Noida Airport CEO
India’s aviation security regulator has denied security approval to the CEO of Noida International Airport, potentially delaying the start of commercial operations at the upcoming greenfield facility.
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Beti Bachao from real foeticide
Despite positive strides in the sex ratio at birth, female foeticide in India remains a pressing issue. Laws alone can't solve this deep-rooted problem. Community initiatives that uplift girls and involve men as allies are essential. Medical professionals must receive better ethical guidance.
Bengaluru horror: Woman lures boyfriend for a 'foreign-style' proposal; ties and blindfolds him before setting him on fire
A Bengaluru woman allegedly murdered her boyfriend by setting him ablaze after luring him to her home for a staged proposal. The 27-year-old accused, Prema, reportedly tied the victim, Kiran, to a chair and poured kerosene on him. She initially claimed self-immolation but inconsistencies led to her arrest.
Nirmala Sitharaman, Piyush Goyal hold talks with Korean leaders on future bilateral cooperation
India and South Korea are strengthening economic ties. Union ministers met with South Korean leaders and business executives. Discussions focused on financial sectors, startups, and trade expansion. Both nations aim to increase bilateral trade to 50 billion dollars by 2030. This collaboration will drive investment and innovation between the two countries.
Mystery deepens as FBI investigates missing US scientists; House Oversight Committee launches parallel probe
A series of unexplained deaths and disappearances involving US scientists and government personnel, including a retired Air Force general, has prompted an FBI investigation. At least 10 cases since 2022, some linked to sensitive government work, are being examined for connections to classified information or foreign actors. The probe follows intense public speculation and a separate congressional inquiry.
With no end in sight to their deployment, National Guard troops roam Washington
Over 2,500 National Guard troops remain in Washington D.C. eight months after a crime emergency declaration, patrolling streets and tourist sites with no clear end date. Despite significant taxpayer cost and concerns about the optics of armed soldiers, local officials have limited power to end the deployment, which continues indefinitely unless courts intervene.
ED searches premises linked to Karnataka Congress MLA’s sons in crypto probe
Enforcement Directorate conducted raids across Bengaluru on Monday. The searches targeted the premises of Mohammed Haris Nalapad and Omar Farook Nalapad, sons of Congress MLA N A Haris. The investigation is linked to a cryptocurrency money laundering case. This case stems from a 2017 hacking incident involving the alleged theft of bitcoins.
Fast-track immigration in India: Eligibility, registration and key details explained
India's Fast Track Immigration-Trusted Traveller Programme is now operational at 13 airports, allowing eligible Indian citizens and OCI cardholders to use automated e-gates for faster immigration clearance. This free service utilizes biometric verification for both departures and arrivals, aiming to reduce queues and improve passenger flow.
Louisiana shooting: 8 children killed, gunman died in Shreveport mass shooting
Shreveport Louisiana Mass Shooting: The victims ranged in age from one to about 14 years old and some of the children were related to the suspect, as per reports.
Resignations and firings have depleted the FBI and Justice Department. They're scrambling to rebuild
The FBI and Justice Department are facing significant staff shortages. To address this, they are lowering hiring requirements and speeding up recruitment. This includes using social media and offering shorter training for new agents. Prosecutors are also being hired directly from law school. These changes aim to stabilize the workforce after a wave of retirements and resignations.
Digital arrest scams: CBI to launch chatbot to help people verify notices issued to them
The CBI is launching a new AI chatbot named Abhay on Monday. This tool will help citizens verify the authenticity of notices they receive. It aims to combat digital arrest frauds where scammers impersonate CBI officials. The chatbot will provide a crucial defense against these sophisticated scams. This initiative is part of the 22nd D P Kohli Memorial Lecture.
Vinyl fever returns! Record Store Day 2026 brings fans back to record stores worldwide
Record Store Day 2026 arrives on April 18, highlighting independent music shops and exclusive vinyl. This annual event celebrates a physical music format that continues to gain popularity. Vinyl sales are climbing, even as streaming leads. Fans can expect special releases from artists like Bruno Mars, who is this year's ambassador. Record stores offer a unique experience for music lovers.
Russia has looted thousands of Ukrainian cultural objects in war. Finding them is challenge
Following Russia's retreat from Kherson, museum director Alina Dotsenko discovered thousands of artworks missing, with nearly 10,000 pieces' fate unknown. Ukraine is now highlighting this looting as Russia seeks international cultural engagement, emphasizing the need for accountability for stolen heritage.
India medical tourism slips below pre-Covid peak amid geopolitics, visa delays and rising Asian competition
India's medical tourism is facing challenges. Arrivals have dropped significantly below pre-Covid levels. Geopolitical tensions and visa delays are impacting the sector. Competition from other Asian nations is also a factor. Industry leaders suggest focusing on high-tech, reliable healthcare delivery to attract international patients. Improvements in ties with Bangladesh could help reverse the trend.
Drug overdose deaths at Mumbai concert: One held from Kalyan; number of arrests reach eight
Police arrested a 21-year-old man from Kalyan in Thane district. He is linked to the deaths of two MBA students at a Goregaon concert. The students allegedly died from drug overdose and alcohol consumption on April 11. Eight people have been arrested so far in the case. Five are alleged drug suppliers and three are connected to the concert's organization.
‘Became playboy after 1st breakup’: Amravati sex scandal mastermind Ayaan's confession stuns cops, police reveal how he targeted victims using cafes and trips
Amravati sex scandal: The key accused in the Amravati sex scandal, Ayaan Ahmed, casually told investigators that he became a playboy after his first break. Police revealed he maintained a promiscuous lifestyle and spent money on girls to lure them. He also took victims to cafes, hill station as a part of his modus operandi.
Breaking the law behind bars
A significant ruling from a Madurai court has resulted in nine policemen being sentenced for custodial deaths, signaling a critical shift in India's fight against custodial violence. This decision sends a powerful message: the police do not enjoy immunity when it comes to human rights abuses.
Spring sizzler: Record heat could hit millions of Americans along the East Coast
An early-season heatwave is affecting millions across the eastern United States, with cities like New York City, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. experiencing temperatures far above normal. Driven by a strong high-pressure system, the heat has pushed readings into the 80s and 90s Fahrenheit, breaking long-standing records.
Nancy Guthrie update: Why police increased patrols near family homes as search enters 11th week
Nancy Guthrie update: Police presence has increased in the neighborhood of Nancy Guthrie, mother of Savannah Guthrie, following complaints of harassment. Streamers and citizen journalists are reportedly bothering residents. Nancy Guthrie went missing on February 1. Authorities have cleared family members of any wrongdoing. The FBI and the Guthrie family are offering substantial rewards for information leading to Nancy's whereabouts.
Pakistani woman honey-traps 22-year-old Odisha youth into joining radical group; Shocked father says 'never thought my son could be anti-national'
Sheikh Imran (22) from Bhubaneswar’s Ganga Nagar area was arrested by Delhi Police for alleged links with a radical group. He reportedly underwent short-term cyber terrorism training and was honey-trapped by a suspected Pakistani woman through social media.
What are Money mule accounts? Australia’s financial intelligence regulator targets financial crime vulnerabilities in foreign-owned banks
Australia's financial intelligence unit, AUSTRAC, has uncovered significant control and reporting issues within foreign-owned banks. Reviews revealed low reporting of suspicious activities in bank branches. Furthermore, foreign bank subsidiaries showed a high exposure to money mule accounts. These accounts are used by criminals to launder illicit funds, making it harder for law enforcement to trace money trails.
AUSTRAC flags financial crime risks in foreign-owned banks over low AML reporting and money mule activity
Australia's financial intelligence agency, AUSTRAC, has flagged serious concerns regarding foreign banks. Weaknesses in controls and low reporting of suspicious transactions are allowing criminals to exploit the system. Money mule activity is also a significant risk, particularly through foreign subsidiaries. AUSTRAC is urging banks to enhance their anti-money laundering systems and improve transaction monitoring to safeguard the nation's financial integrity.
10 Indians indicted in US visa fraud conspiracy
Ten Indian nationals have been indicted by a federal grand jury in Boston in connection with a conspiracy to carry out staged armed robberies of convenience stores for the purpose of allowing store clerks to falsely claim they were crime victims on immigration applications. The defendants were previously charged by criminal complaint in March 2026, according to the United States Attorney's Office for the District of Massachusetts.
Will Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs be released today from prison? Latest updates and what we know
Sean 'Diddy' Combs' legal team is fighting for his immediate release, arguing that controversial tapes central to his conviction depict consensual amateur pornography, protected by free speech. Prosecutors reject this, deeming it meritless. Combs seeks to overturn his conviction or reduce his sentence, currently set for April 2028.
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