Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta recently stated that authorities cannot defy court demolition orders and insisted that displaced residents "have been provided accommodation." This claim rings hollow on the ground for many.
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The Dalai Lama is the highest priest in Tibetan Buddhism, followed by Panchen Lama, the second-high priest and they have to go through the centuries-old tradition of the Golden Urn law procedure started by the 18th century Qing dynasty in order to be chosen as one.
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Pilgrims queued overnight before police dispersed them at 3 a.m. using batons, forcing devotees to restart queuing hours later. Several people lost consciousness during the extended wait, raising concerns about medical emergencies at the site.
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The petition was filed by P Kishore, Managing Director of Everonn Education Limited, whose mobile phone was authorised to be tapped by the Centre in a bribery and corruption case, involving an Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax.
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There were allegations of the rapper forcing his girlfriends and other women to participate in 'drug-fulled' parties involving sexual misconduct but Combs and his defense team argued that the women were willing participants and that none of his violence justified the severity of the charges.
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West Bengal Commission for Women chairperson Leena Gangopadhyay on Wednesday said that the law student, who was allegedly gang-raped inside her college in Kolkata, is still "traumatised".
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Accused and woman were in contact on Instagram for months, she booked hotel in Delhi before alleged assault
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A Japan Airlines Plane with 191 people onboard experienced a mid-air mechanical issue and resulting in a rapid descent from approximately 36,000 feet to just under 10,500 feet. Passengers started writing their wills and sent their PINs and insurance details to their loved ones.
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Thackeray seeks urgent relief to reclaim Shiv Sena’s traditional identity ahead of Maharashtra local body elections; cites precedent in NCP case as legal battle over party symbol drags on.
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Hamas official Taher al-Nunu reportedly said that the militant group was "ready and serious regarding reaching an agreement." He also said that Hamas was would accept any initiative that clearly leads to the "complete end to the war."
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