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Nanded family deaths: Two sons killed parents, then committed suicide due to financial stress

The probe into the deaths of four members of a family in Maharashtra's Nanded district has revealed that two siblings ended their lives by jumping in front of a train after strangling their parents at home, the murder-suicide tragedy being triggered by financial stress, a police official said on Saturday.


Delhi Police apprehends 966 people in southeast Delhi ahead of New Year under Operation Aaghat 3.0

The Delhi Police has apprehended 966 people and seized arms, drugs, illegal liquor and vehicles during a large-scale preventive crackdown in southeast Delhi ahead of New Year celebrations, an official said on Saturday.


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Three police personnel booked for abetting suicide of man, who accused them of harassment

A case of abetment of suicide has been registered against three police personnel in Latur district of Maharashtra as a 22-year-old man ended his life after posting a video in which he accused the trio of harassment, officials said.

Ajmer Sharif clerics' body condemns violence against minorities in Bangladesh, India

The Anjuman Khuddam Syedzadgan, representing the khadims (caretakers) of the Ajmer Sharif Dargah, on Saturday condemned the purported incidents of violence against religious minorities in Bangladesh and India, calling for peace, justice and accountability.

Cong leader held for sharing AI image depicting Kerala CM with Sabarimala gold case accused

A Congress leader was arrested on Saturday for allegedly sharing an AI-generated photograph depicting Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan along with Unnikrishnan Potty, an accused in the Sabarimala gold case, police said.

Delhi HC restores ex-CISF officer's 'honour', quashes forced retirement

The Delhi High Court has restored the 'honour' of a 72-year-old former CISF officer, who was forced to retire 20 years ago over allegations of sexually harassing a woman colleague, saying the complaint appeared to be motivated.

Power of organisation: Digvijaya creates flutter ahead of CWC meet by sharing Modi's picture

Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Saturday lauded the organisational power of RSS-BJP as he shared Narendra Modi's old picture and said how a grassroots worker went on to become the chief minister and prime minister by sitting at the feet of their leaders.

Top Cong leaders attend CWC meet, discuss further action against govt on G RAM G law

Top Congress leaders on Saturday are attending a crucial meeting of the working committee, the party's highest decision-making body.

Tripura tribal student dies after stabbing in Dehradun following racial abuse

Dehradun/Agartala: A young tribal student from Tripura, Anjel Chakma, died after being stabbed in Uttarakhand’s Dehradun district following an alleged racially motivated attack earlier this month. The incident occurred on December 9 in the Selakui area of Dehradun.

 

Holy city: Punjab govt begins shifting liquor, meat kiosks out of Amritsar walled city

Punjab government has begun shifting temporary kiosks and street vendors selling liquor, meat, eggs, tobacco and other non-vegetarian items from the old walled city of Amritsar, which has recently been declared a holy city, officials said on Saturday.

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