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A game of hide-and-seek: CJP and youth Protesters duck into washrooms, gurdwara amid capital-wide clampdown
Protesters in Delhi organized a demonstration demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. As police enforced extensive security measures, many activists sought refuge in public spaces and places of worship. The situation escalated with protesters hiding in NDMC washrooms and Gurudwara Bangla Sahib. Numerous detentions occurred despite attempts to evade police on the streets. Ultimately, the day showcased a tense standoff between demonstrators and law enforcement.
Boy, 15, was stabbed three times by masked men who also knifed his father in unprovoked midnight house raid as both fight for life in hospital
Armed police rushed to the property in Thurnby, Leicestershire, after reports of the 'completely unprovoked' break-in during the early hours of Thursday morning.
Volunteer police chief is fired after Palantir probe found sexual images of woman on work phone
Special Chief Officer James Deller, who headed the force's Special Constables was striped of his position after an accelerated misconduct hearing on Friday.
Google Gmail account dispute: Delhi High Court says commercial email services don't qualify as public function
The Delhi High Court has dismissed a petition by Janta Live Press Network seeking restoration of its disabled Gmail account, ruling that providing email services is a commercial activity that does not automatically qualify as a public function. Justice Amit Mahajan said a private entity’s popularity or the importance of its services to a business does not determine whether it falls under writ jurisdiction.
124 former IAS, IFS officers write open letter to citizens, defending EC, SIR amid CJP protest
In an open letter, 124 former IAS and IFS officers defended the Election Commission's integrity during recent electoral processes. They emphasized the advancements in India’s electoral system that minimize fraud and errors. The letter countered allegations of vote rigging by pointing to evidence of successful elections under the current regime. Major ex-officials included Kanwal Sibal and R D Kapur, underscoring the letter's significance.
124 former IAS, IFS officers write open letter to citizens, defending EC, SIR amid CJP protest
In an open letter, 124 former IAS and IFS officers defended the Election Commission's integrity during recent electoral processes. They emphasized the advancements in India’s electoral system that minimize fraud and errors. The letter countered allegations of vote rigging by pointing to evidence of successful elections under the current regime. Major ex-officials included Kanwal Sibal and R D Kapur, underscoring the letter's significance.
Salford's 'no HMO' crime spree escalates as homes and cars targeted on streets
Police are investigating 'multiple incidents of criminal damage' in Salford
UP minister says CJP spreading disorder; BJP frightened, committing great mistake, say opposition
Uttar Pradesh Minister Danish Azad Ansari emphasized the importance of democracy and dialogue amid ongoing protests by the Cockroach Janta Party. He criticized certain individuals for undermining the constitutional framework and creating disorder within the country. Congress leader Aradhana Misra Mona expressed concerns over the BJP's actions, claiming they depict a frightened government. Meanwhile, various political leaders reacted to the protests, presenting differing views on their legitimacy.
Rich countries on the debt frontline: How the Iran war is shifting world's risk map by squeezing America, Europe and Japan
The International Monetary Fund confronts increased borrowing costs and record debt levels among developed countries. As inflation rises, governments find it harder to manage their financial obligations. The potential for civil unrest emerges alongside economic pressures observed in these nations. Emerging markets have improved their resilience since previous crises, allowing them to face challenges more effectively.
