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Delhi High Court reschedules hearing in ED's National Herald appeal to May 25
The Delhi High Court has postponed the Enforcement Directorate's appeal hearing in the National Herald case. The hearing is now scheduled for May 25. This decision comes as the court indicated it could not conduct detailed arguments today. The ED is challenging a lower court's order that declined to take cognizance of their prosecution complaint.
Iran says it is checking if Indian vessels were targeted in Strait of Hormuz firing incident
Reports have emerged suggesting that Iranian forces may have opened fire on Indian ships passing through the vital Strait of Hormuz. This unsettling occurrence coincided with increased activity among commercial fleets in the area. Furthermore, Iran is pointing fingers at the United States, alleging that Washington's maneuvers are not only obstructing diplomatic channels but also exacerbating conflict.
Manipur Shutdown: State govt addresses minor deaths, security concerns
Manipur's Home Minister condemned a five-day shutdown protesting the deaths of two minors, highlighting its disruption to essential services. The government offered jobs to the bereaved family and promised justice, while also addressing demands from civil society groups and assuring enhanced security measures.
NGOs lose foreign donation nod for failing to use funds
The Indian government is taking action against non-profits holding unused foreign funds. Registrations are being cancelled for organizations that have not utilized foreign donations received years ago. A new bill aims to further tighten controls, potentially freezing funds and restricting asset management for these entities. This signals a shift towards greater accountability in the non-profit sector.
CBI arrests DGCA official, corporate consultant in alleged bribery case
The Central Bureau of Investigation has apprehended a senior Directorate General of Civil Aviation official and a consultant linked to Reliance Industries. The arrests stem from an alleged bribery case involving ₹2.5 lakh for drone import approvals. The DGCA deputy director-general is accused of demanding payment for granting permissions. The consultant is also associated with a drone manufacturing firm.
ED crackdown in Bengal: Kolkata businessman arrested, cop’s premises searched in laundering probe
The Enforcement Directorate has arrested a Kolkata businessman in a money laundering investigation. The probe targets a criminal syndicate operating in the poll-bound state. Searches were conducted at the businessman's residence and that of a Kolkata Police Deputy Commissioner. The case is linked to alleged organized criminal activities and illegal fund generation.
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CBI arrests deputy DGCA, senior executive of corporate group in drone import bribery case
The CBI has apprehended a senior official from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation and a top executive from Asteria Aerospace. The arrests are linked to a bribery case involving Rs 2.5 lakh. This payment was allegedly to expedite the import of drones for the aerospace company. Searches uncovered significant cash and valuables. The investigation is ongoing.
Political Parties to remove fake content on social media platforms within 3 hours of coming to their notice: ECI
The poll body noted that over 11,000 violative social media posts have been addressed since March 15, while 3,10,393 complaints were resolved via the C-Vigil app, highlighting a 96.01% resolution rate within 100 minutes.
The Simple Practices That Used to Keep Homes Fresh Longer
Older homes achieved freshness through smart design and regular upkeep. Natural ventilation, like opening windows and strategic door placement, ensured constant air exchange. This prevented moisture buildup and mustiness. Plants also improved air quality and added pleasant smells. These methods prioritized prevention over repair, creating a balanced and comfortable living environment.
SC issues pan-India directions for road safety, says expressways should not become corridor of peril
The Supreme Court has mandated new nationwide road safety rules. Heavy vehicles are now banned from parking on expressways, except at designated spots. This move aims to prevent accidents and save lives. Authorities must implement these directives within 60 days. New commercial structures near highways are also prohibited.
ED raids Kolkata police officer, others in money laundering probe linked to criminal syndicate
The Enforcement Directorate conducted raids on Kolkata Police Deputy Commissioner Shantanu Sinha Biswas and Joy Kamdar. This action is part of a money laundering investigation. The probe targets alleged criminal Biswajit Podder and his syndicate. The ED previously seized cash and valuables in this case. Podder is wanted for various criminal charges and is currently on the run.
J&K admin takes over 58 schools linked to banned JeI and its trust
The Jammu and Kashmir administration has taken over the management of 58 schools. These schools were linked to the banned Jamaat-e-Islami and its Falah-e-Aam Trust. This action follows intelligence reports and the expiry of management tenures. The move aims to ensure students' academic interests are unaffected. Authorities are working to maintain quality education standards across the Union Territory.
SIA chargesheets four doctors and six others in Ansar Ghazwat ul Hind case in Kashmir
Kashmir's State Investigation Agency has filed a charge sheet against ten individuals, including four doctors. They are accused of forming a secret group involved in radicalisation and recruitment. The module was preparing for attacks across India. This group aimed to revive a banned terrorist outfit. Investigators found evidence of explosive material procurement and fabrication. The network has been dismantled.
TCS Nashik case reaches Supreme Court: Plea terms forced religious conversions a 'terror act', indirect 'war on India'
TCS Nashik Case News: Allegations of religious coercion and exploitation at a TCS Nashik workplace have reached the Supreme Court. A plea argues these incidents are part of a wider pattern of forced conversions, calling them a 'terrorist act'. The Supreme Court is urged to direct stricter measures against such practices nationwide. Investigations are ongoing, with arrests made and internal inquiries launched by TCS.
Sebi, DoT join forces to curb market frauds via real-time data sharing platform
Securities and Exchange Board of India and Department of Telecommunications signed an MoU to share real-time intelligence via Digital Intelligence Platform, enhancing fraud detection, telecom monitoring, and investor protection across India’s rapidly growing digital securities market ecosystem.
Gujarat HC issues notices to Meta, X, Google over PIL seeking curb on misuse of AI
The Gujarat High Court has called upon major tech players including Meta, Google, X, Reddit, and Scribd to address the growing concern of AI-generated deepfake media. The court demands a solid regulatory framework to prevent misuse, urging these platforms to register with the Sahyog portal for efficient removal of harmful content.
African proverb of the day: 'Restless feet might walk you into...' Lessons on patience, careful action, calculated risk taking and why staying grounded is important
African proverb of the day explores the message behind the Ethiopian saying “Restless feet might walk you into a snake pit.” The story explains the meaning, relevance, and lessons on patience, planning, and risk awareness. The article explains why careful action matters in daily life, work, and decision making. It also shares lessons on staying grounded and avoiding impulsive actions that may lead to trouble.
Iran demands reparations from 5 Arab states over alleged role in 'US-Israeli aggression'
In a letter addressed to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and Security Council President Jamal Fares Alrowaiei, Iran's Ambassador and Permanent Representative Amir-rejected compensation demands made by Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Jordan.
Supreme Court issues notice to Centre on PIL challenging provisions of digital personal data protection law
The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to respond to a petition. The petition challenges parts of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. It claims these parts weaken transparency under the Right to Information Act, 2005. The court also ordered Rajasthan to be made a party.
Supreme Court agrees to hear plea challenging validity of Rajasthan's anti-conversion law
The Supreme Court will hear a plea challenging the Rajasthan Prohibition of Unlawful Conversion of Religion Act, 2025. The court has issued notices to the Rajasthan government and the Centre. This plea is now tagged with other pending petitions challenging the same Act. The court is also reviewing similar anti-conversion laws from other states.
US judge blocks Arizona criminal case against Kalshi at CFTC's request
In a notable turn of events, Arizona's criminal case against the innovative prediction market, Kalshi, has been suspended by a federal judge. The CFTC has stepped in, launching a lawsuit aimed at shielding the prediction market landscape from state regulation. The temporary restraining order issued by the court effectively freezes Arizona's attempts to levy criminal charges against CFTC-governed entities.
Hormuz, nukes and 'unreasonable demands' of US: Iran reveals what led to failure of talks in Islamabad
United States and Iran held peace talks in Islamabad. Key issues discussed were the Strait of Hormuz, nuclear preparations, and sanctions. Talks halted without an agreement. Iran stated success depends on avoiding excessive demands. Iran also highlighted ending strikes on Lebanon as a key point.
Indian Army clears Lt Col Prasad Shrikant Purohit for Brigadier rank after AFT relief
Lieutenant Colonel Prasad Shrikant Purohit has been cleared for promotion to Brigadier. This follows a stay on his retirement by the Armed Forces Tribunal. Purohit had sought promotion after his acquittal in the 2008 Malegaon blast case. The Mumbai NIA court acquitted him and six others. The blast occurred in 2008. Investigations and trials spanned many years.
New Jersey cannot regulate Kalshi's prediction market, US appeals court rules
A federal appeals court ruled on Monday that New Jersey gaming regulators cannot prevent Kalshi from allowing people in the state to use its prediction market to place financial bets on the outcome of sporting events.
Two members of transnational arms trafficking-terror module arrested in Delhi; UAPA invoked
Delhi Police have apprehended two key figures in a major arms trafficking and terror network. These individuals allegedly received illegal weapons from Nepal and supplied them to criminal groups across India. The operation has led to the seizure of sophisticated foreign-made firearms and live cartridges.
Delhi riots case: SC grants Delhi Police two weeks to respond to accused’s bail plea
The Supreme Court has given Delhi Police an additional two weeks to file their response. This is regarding the bail applications of Tasleem Ahmed and Abdul Khalid Saifi. They are accused in the February 2020 riots larger conspiracy case. The High Court had previously dismissed their bail pleas.
Sibsagar showdown: Akhil Gogoi battles BJP-AGP friendly-fight in Assam
Akhil Gogoi is fighting on a platform of regionalism and anti-incumbency, backed by the Congress-led 6-party alliance, while Prodip Hazarika (AGP) is a veteran of the Assam Agitation and 5-time MLA from Amguri and Kushal Dowari (BJP) is a former ULFA member and two-time MLA, fielded as a "friendly" challenger to consolidate the core saffron vote.
Word of the day - Interdiction
Interdiction means an official order or action that prevents something from happening. This term is used for bans on goods, restrictions on movement, and halting illegal activities. Authorities use interdiction for drug operations, travel restrictions, and emergency measures. It conveys authority, enforcement, and control. Using interdiction allows for precise reporting on law enforcement and policy decisions.
Tribunal confirms five-year ban on NSCN (K) imposed by Centre
The Unlawful Activities Tribunal has upheld the Centre's five-year ban on the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (Khaplang). This decision confirms the group's activities are detrimental to India's sovereignty and integrity. The ban, effective September 28, 2025, aims to curb secessionist efforts and disruptive actions.
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