LOCAL RESIDENT COMPLAINTS
'Ever seen what a widow looks like?': Accused's chilling threat to Tech Mahindra's ex-APAC head before murder
A fatal conflict over parking in Faridabad reached a deadly climax when Monu Sharma shot Paramjeet Dhankhar. Just hours prior, Dhankhar had taken his concerns to the police regarding threats from Sharma. In a calculated move, Sharma summoned Dhankhar to the parking lot, where he unleashed a barrage of nine shots from his licensed firearm, killing Dhankhar instantly. Police have apprehended Sharma and are investigating the roles of his family.
Gurgaon offices calling more than half of staff to office, violating 50% WFH rule, will be issued show-cause notices; employees can complain on 112
Gurgaon administration has opened two helplines, including 112, for residents to report companies violating the 50% work-from-home requirement. Anonymous complaints will trigger inspections. The move follows show-cause notices to law firms Trilegal and JSA after inspections found more than 60% of their employees working from office.
Thieves enter home after birthday party, use leftover cake to cover CCTV and steal Rs 9 lakh worth jewellery after woman posts gifts on Instagram
Three burglars allegedly broke into a Kolkata businessman's home hours after his wife shared a picture wearing a Rs 5 lakh birthday necklace on social media. They spent around 50 minutes ransacking the empty house, using birthday cake to cover CCTV cameras and stealing cash, jewellery and imported liquor worth Rs 9 lakh.
Bengaluru men held by police after ordering noodles, attacking Assamese workers at restaurant for serving them too spicy food
Four men were held in Bengaluru after allegedly assaulting three Assamese workers at a fast-food outlet over complaints that their noodles were too spicy. The October 29 incident in Doddathoguru was captured on CCTV, with footage showing the workers being punched and kicked. Police identified the accused and initiated further proceedings.
Rs 36.4 crore gold stolen, lakhs in cash looted by 4 men including ex-cop in Maharashtra; villagers chase them 17 km, recover loot
A bank robbery occurred in Bhokar village of Maharashtra, where four men stole cash and gold. The robbery unfolded during standard banking hours and involved violence against staff and a warning shot fired. Villagers and employees coordinated a pursuit after the gang attempted to flee on motorcycles. The police arrested all four suspects and recovered the stolen money and gold within hours.
'Trump betrayed us': Arizona's Latino voters sour on president
Disillusionment among Latino voters in Yuma, Arizona, has increased ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. Many voters once supportive of Donald Trump are now critical of his administration's policies. Rising inflation and dissatisfaction with immigration enforcement have driven this shift in sentiment. Some voters plan to abstain from voting, showing a lack of support for alternative candidates. This trend reflects broader discontent within the Latino community regarding current political leadership.
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Rs 5 Lay's packet, Rs 8,000 compensation! Man finds just 4 grams of chips instead of 15 grams; court orders PepsiCo to pay with interest
A Jaipur consumer commission has directed PepsiCo to pay Rs 8,000 in compensation and litigation expenses to a customer who alleged that a Rs 5 Lay's packet contained only 4 grams of chips instead of the declared 15 grams. The company must also refund Rs 5 with 6% annual interest. The complaint against retailer Metro Cash & Carry was dismissed.
'Chinese troops have entered 40-50 km into Indian territory': Arunachal Congress chief Bosiram Siram on border situation
Arunachal Pradesh Congress chief Bosiram Siram has alleged that Chinese troops have intruded 40-50 km into Indian territory in Upper Subansiri district, claims that have not been independently verified. Following a visit to border areas from August 26 to 29, Siram said Chinese military activities had restricted locals’ access to traditional grazing and hunting grounds.
Farmer who borrowed Rs 10,000 found hanging in Nanded finance firm's office; 3 booked for murder
Chandrakant Shinde, a farmer from Malkoutha village, was found hanging inside Khalsa Finance's office after a loan dispute. Allegations from Shinde's family include assault and confinement by company employees. The family said that the firm demanded an unreasonable repayment amount for a small loan.
Balochistan police accused of brutal killings in Quetta
A grieving mother from Sariab in Balochistan has accused a senior police officer of murder. Bibi Sharaf claims her son, Noorullah, and his friend were shot while returning from a picnic. She alleges that the police are trying to cover up the incident and has filed multiple complaints for justice. Despite her repeated efforts, authorities have not responded to her requests for legal action.
Gurgaon electricity cut today: Check power outage areas, timings and other latest updates about strike
Gurugram electricity cut updates: Gurgaon power cuts continue amid a three-day strike by Haryana electricity employees over a private electricity distribution licence. Check affected areas, expected restoration timings, strike details and DHBVN complaint helpline numbers.
What is known about Brian Louis Sguros? Lauderhill police officer allegedly stole identity of dead man he found, renovated and took over his house
Lauderhill's officer Brian Louis Sguros stands accused of engaging in identity fraud, impersonating the late Dennis Ionis West. By using West's identity, Sguros accessed private records and wrongfully managed property posthumously, asserting he had renovated and resided in the home for two years. The scheme unraveled when agents uncovered West's family seeking the property's return.
Vivek Ramaswamy is taking a different approach in Ohio’s governor race as voters question his tax plans, data centre policies and vision for the state
Vivek Ramaswamy is focusing on local issues as he campaigns for Ohio governor after his presidential run. His proposed property tax reductions are raising questions about funding and service impacts in communities. Ramaswamy's campaign is also addressing concerns about data centers and their local effects. Despite Trump's endorsement, the election remains competitive, illustrating voter concerns about broader economic conditions.
Landlord vs Gen Z tenant: He fines him for late rent, but the renter’s comeback leaves him stunned
A landlord fined a Gen Z tenant for paying rent a day late, but the renter responded by tracking 63 days of allegedly unresolved repairs in a shared spreadsheet. When the landlord reportedly asked for the document to be removed, the tenant refused, sparking an online debate about rental rules, accountability and tenants’ rights.
'Under attack' from fragrance, Hanoi prunes its famous blossoms
Hanoi is pruning hundreds of its iconic milkwood trees after residents complained the blossoms are causing daily discomfort, breathing issues.
NEET paper leak: CBI files first supplementary chargesheet; no govt, NTA official named as accused
Central Bureau of Investigation filed a supplementary chargesheet in the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case. This chargesheet names one new accused, bringing the total to 14 individuals charged. The investigation continues without naming any NTA officials as accused in the case. CBI emphasized the presence of a larger conspiracy and organized paper leak gang. A re-test was initiated after the examination was previously canceled due to the alleged leaks.
Groundwater near Kumbh Mela site in Nashik shows high levels of cancer-linked toxin: SANDRP
Groundwater in Ambad in Maharashtra's Nasik shows acute toxic contamination in laboratory testing, with levels of cancer-linked chemicals 1000 times higher than the safety limit. The contaminated water has caused skin and other health-related issues among residents. The chemical's source could be electroplating, metal finishing, paint and other industries located in the Ambad Maharashtra Industries Development Corporation (MIDC) zone. The issue raises concerns ahead of the upcoming Kumbh Mela event.
In 2022, contractors began using 400,000 cubic yards of Mississippi River sand to build six islands at Minnesota’s Pigs Eye Lake; the project covers more than 40 acres and aims to protect surrounding wetlands
Contractors began constructing new islands in Pigs Eye Lake in June 2022 using sand from the Mississippi River. This project aims to restore habitat within the local ecosystem over more than 40 acres. The islands will serve as breakwaters to limit erosion caused by wind and waves. A citizens' group expressed concerns regarding investment disparities in nearby neighborhoods.
JNU dismisses Bimol Akoijam after inquiry into sexual harassment complaints
Jawaharlal Nehru University has dismissed Associate Professor Angomcha Bimol Akoijam amid sexual harassment allegations from female students. The Internal Committee conducted an investigation that resulted in a recommendation for major punishment. Akoijam, who also serves as a Congress Lok Sabha MP, expressed his disbelief over the accusations. Concurrently, security forces in Manipur neutralised several Improvised Explosive Devices during an intelligence-led operation.
War-weary northern Israelis rethink loyalty to Netanyahu before election
Residents in northern Israel are reassessing their political support for Prime Minister Netanyahu as elections approach. Many former supporters express dissatisfaction with the government's handling of recent conflicts. Displaced individuals and business owners cite ongoing trauma and economic struggles following years of warfare. While some still support tough measures against threats, others demand significant change in leadership. The forthcoming election could see a shift in voter loyalty amidst these challenges.
Karnataka: FIRs registered against BJP leaders for alleged attempt to delete names of Muslim voters
Multiple FIRs have been registered in Karnataka over alleged irregularities in the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Cases in Belagavi, Bidar and Mysuru involve allegations of fraudulent Form-7 applications, forged documents and attempts to remove voters' names from electoral rolls. Police said investigations are underway, while Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar has also demanded action over alleged electoral fraud.
Man left BMW on highway after puncture, found it burnt next morning; insurer denied Rs 70 lakh claim; he fights back and wins claim money with 7% interest
According to the insurer, the BMW owner made multiple policy violations. Specifically, he failed to immediately notify the police and the insurer in writing, and “breached Condition No. 4 by leaving the vehicle unattended on the road without taking proper precautions to prevent further loss.” Despite this, how did the policyholder won the case? Read on to know.
Gujarat family travelling to US goes missing, relatives get ₹1 crore ransom call from Ethiopia
Three individuals from Gujarat went missing in Ethiopia after traveling illegally to the United States. Their families report that the group paid agents ₹70 lakh each for their journey to the US. After arriving in Ethiopia, the families claim the group was abducted and ₹1 crore was demanded for their release. A missing persons complaint was lodged after the family lost contact on September 22.
Not even $10,000 per household could convince this rural Pennsylvania town to stop protesting an AI data center project
A Pennsylvania town was offered $10,000 for each of its roughly 4,500 households as part of a proposed AI data center project, but many residents refused to accept the money. NorthPoint Development proposed a $45 million payout to residents along with a $120 million community investment if Hazle Township approved zoning changes.
‘MLA Jarnail Singh sought commission’: Parvesh Verma hits back as AAP demands minister’s arrest over slap video
Delhi PWD Minister Parvesh Verma faced accusations of assaulting a local man during a road inspection. AAP MLA Jarnail Singh claimed that Verma slapped a person filming the inspection after pointing out road defects. Singh alleged that Verma demanded commissions from contractors and recorded videos to claim corruption. Verma responded by stating that Singh had been obstructing public work and had used abusive language.
Ajay Devgn, Kajol’s Juhu bungalow gets BMC stop-work notice after residents' complaint. Here’s what happened
Ajay Devgn and Kajol are facing a halt in their plans for a new salon and spa at their Juhu residence. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation issued a stop-work notice, raising concerns about commercial operations in a residential neighborhood. Read on to know what actually happened.
Bengaluru CEO spends Rs 2700 to fix broken footpath himself. IIT Madras alumnus says repeated complaints went unanswered
Bengaluru CEO and IIT Madras alumnus Siddharth Dialani took matters into his own hands to address a hazardous footpath that posed a risk to public safety. After reporting the issue to local authorities with no action taken, he decided to cover the repair costs himself. His actions shed light on the persistent struggles urban citizens encounter when dealing with civic responsibilities.
Mushtaq Khan kidnapping case: When Welcome actor went for an event but ended up held captive for 12 hours, 'tortured' & facing Rs 1 crore ransom demand
Mushtaq Khan, who died at 75 on September 24, 2026, had made headlines in November 2024 after he was allegedly kidnapped on the pretext of attending an award show in Meerut, with the kidnappers reportedly demanding Rs 1 crore ransom and holding him captive for around 12 hours near Bijnor. Khan escaped after hearing the morning Azaan and sought help from locals before later filing an FIR and submitting evidence, including flight records, bank details and CCTV footage.
Can you earn rental income by letting out your flat on Airbnb for homestay? What homeowners need to know as similar case sparks protests in a Ghaziabad housing society
If someone is found running a homestay or Airbnb-like service in your society, what can you do? Legally, the society’s first step should be a written notice to the owner, pointing to the specific byelaw being broken and backed by evidence. If the owner still doesn't stop, the RWA's real recourse is a civil suit for an injunction.
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