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Nimisha Priya: Kerala nurse's mother allowed to go Yemen for 'blood money' deal to save daughter's life
The Delhi High Court has permitted the mother of a Kerala nurse, facing the death penalty in Yemen, to negotiate a blood money deal. The court directed relaxation of the 2017 notification barring Indian passport holders from Yemen travel, requiring an affidavit assuming personal risk. India lacks diplomatic ties with Yemen.
11 people dead as houseboat capsizes in Kerala
A houseboat carrying around 30 passengers sank near Tuvalthiram beach in Malappuram, Kerala, over the weekend, killing at least 11 people, mostly children. The boat overturned for an unknown reason; the exact cause of the incident is still under investigation. Rescue operations are ongoing, with officials from various departments and locals from the area involved in trying to bring in any survivors.
15 Best Thriller Novels That Will Keep You Hooked till the Last Page
If you are looking for a thriller novel that truly engrosses you and lets you turn its pages all night long, here are some of the best thriller novels that make a worthy addition to your reading list.
Actress Riya Kumari shot dead in highway robbery incident; cops suspect foul play
Jharkhand actress Riya Kumari lost her life to an unfortunate highway robbery. The actress was traveling to Kolkata from Ranchi with her husband and daughter. Investigations hint towards murder.
Meghalaya govt extends internet suspension by another 48 hours
On Tuesday mobile internet and data services were suspended following firing by the Assam Police that left five civilians of Meghalaya and an Assam forest guard dead in West Jaintia Hills district. Internet services have been suspended in seven districts of Meghalaya.
Shehnaaz Gill 2.0: Singer-actress a different person after Sidharth Shukla's demise
The actress walked the Filmfare Awards 2022 red carpet earlier this week.
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View: Roll up for the Taj mystery tour
The same goes with the freshwater lake in the Scottish Highlands. Once people believe that the monster is a remarkably preserved (Scotch does that to you) bloated century-old hippopotamus carcass with an early prototype of a vacuum cleaner stuck to its face, the magic of visiting never mind Loch Ness, but nearby Inverness will go out of the window.
How video recording, registration of a will overcomes 4 common disputes after death
There has been an increase in using video recordings as evidence in many cases in courts. Video recording is permissible evidence and can be displayed before a court as proof of evidence to prove a point. This option has been available for several years now.
India's first Covid case, an air crash, gold smuggling case; Kerala had a roller coaster 2020
The country's worst fears came true in January when a Kerala student tested positive for the dreaded coronavirus, upon her return from Wuhan, the sprawling capital of China's Hubei province from where the contagion first emerged.
Sushant Singh Rajput case: Patna Police committed no illegality in lodging FIR, says SC
While referring to earlier verdicts delivered by the apex court, a bench of Justice Hrishikesh Roy said that registration of FIR is mandated when information on cognizable offence is received by the police.
Battle of prestige, caste & legacy to win over 17L voters
Putul Kumari first became an MP as an independent in 2010, in a bypoll after the death of her husband who was the sitting MP.
Stung by women’s safety poll, Government contests result
The poll attributed India’s ranking due to the high risk of sexual violence. Respondents also ranked India as the most dangerous country for women.
View: SC ruling on SC/ST Act deals a death blow to marginalised communities
Union government is concerned about the complaints of atrocities against the members of SC and ST community and to curb this menace, says BJP's Bhupendra Yadav.
Gayatri Devi's grandchildren her legal heirs: Delhi HC
Gayatri Devi's grandchildren Devraj and Lalitya had earlier moved the high court saying their father Jagat Singh was the son of Gayatri Devi and late Maharaj Sawai Man Singh.
How Africans are battling deep-rooted prejudices and biases in India
The African community may want to get on with life, and business — and the party. But it may not be quite that easy.
2016 in review: Bold, unbending and electric year for Indian sportswomen
The Indian experience in the Rio Olympics was the 'Games of the Girls'. Here is a look back at how Indian sportswomen are proving that they are here to stay, that they are now the norm and not just novelty.
Retired armyman commits suicide over OROP; Rahul Gandhi flays PM Modi
Rahul was detained twice and was finally released late in the evening as restrictions were put on Kejriwal's movements before he was briefly detained.
Rio Olympics: Will the biggest contingent of Indian athletes result in the highest ever medal haul too?
Rio 2016, which is slated to take place from August 5 to 21, is already gearing up for what could be one of the most controversy ridden games ever.
Rohith Vemula suicide: Why there can't be any proceedings initiated to challenge his caste certificate
The social recognition or acceptance by the society has emerged as the determining factor for the caste status of a child born out of inter-caste marriage of SCs and STs.
Will new norms liberalise access of guns to those in power, but ignore security of the common man?
Liberalising gun norms may rein in the illicit industry, but there’s also the risk of trigger-happy Indians turning the countryside into the Wild West.
2014: A politically eventful year for India
The states of Jharkahand, Maharashtra and Haryana witnessed a regime change and Jammu and Kashmir saw a hung Parliament in the recent elections.
Rights of sex workers: Should prostitution be legalised?
Sex workers are also human beings and hence they are entitled to a life of dignity” (Buddhadeb Bhattacharya versus State of West Bengal: (2011) 11 SCC 538).
Where is the change, ask women as safety remains key issue
According to Delhi police data, a total of 1493 cases of rape were registered in the national capital till November 30 which is more than double in 2012.
Parties may have tough time wooing women voters in Delhi, experts feel
Govt had promised of measures like installation of GPS in autos and buses and deploying armed guards in DTC buses but none of these have been implemented effectively.
Unmarried politicians: Can Narendra Modi, Rahul Gandhi achieve anything from virtues of singlehood?
The real Indian difference though on this issue could be that politicians here don’t just shrug off their unmarried status, but assert it as a positive virtue.
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