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    Delhi court convicts Congress MLA Rajendra Bharti from MP in cheating case

    A Delhi court has convicted Congress MLA Rajendra Bharti in a cheating case. The court found Bharti and another accused guilty of criminal conspiracy, cheating, and forgery. They conspired to defraud a bank by continuing to draw higher interest rates beyond the initial fixed deposit period. The forgery of bank documents was central to the scheme.

    MP Cabinet approves implementation of space tech policy 2026

    The policy will promote innovation in satellite manufacturing, geospatial analysis, and downstream applications. Over the next five years, the policy is expected to attract Rs 1,000 crore investment and generate approximately 8,000 jobs, with an estimated financial implication of Rs 628 crore.

    India’s semiconductor journey may have started late, but exports are near: Amit Shah

    Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced India's strong, albeit late, entry into the semiconductor industry, predicting self-reliance and future exports. He also highlighted Madhya Pradesh's investment potential at the 'Abhyudaya Madhya Pradesh Growth Summit', where projects worth Rs 2 lakh crore were inaugurated, creating over 1.93 lakh jobs.

    Amit Shah inaugurates Abhyudaya MP Growth Summit; launches, lays foundation of Rs 2 lakh crore projects

    Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated the 'Abhyudaya Madhya Pradesh Growth Summit' in Gwalior, launching industrial projects worth Rs 2 lakh crore. These initiatives are expected to create over 1.93 lakh employment opportunities, marking a significant step towards the state's development goals.

    Divorce case: Wife’s WhatsApp chats can be valid evidence about her extramarital affair, even when obtained without her consent, rules Madhya Pradesh High Court

    The High Court ruled that a husband can submit his wife's WhatsApp chats, obtained without her consent, as evidence in a divorce case to prove adultery. The court emphasized that the right to privacy is not absolute and can be superseded by the right to a fair trial. However whether to accept the wife's WhatsApp chats for extramarital affair charge or not is left upto the family court.

    Mohan Bhagwat should apologise, he hurt sentiments of people: Digvijay Singh on RSS Chief's remarks on 'Independence'

    Congress MP Digvijay Singh condemned RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat's remarks on India's independence, calling for an apology for disrespecting freedom fighters. Likewise, Rahul Gandhi accused the BJP and RSS of capturing every institution, describing the battle as against the Indian state itself. BJP leader Gaurav Bhatia criticized Gandhi's comments.

    The Economic Times
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