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6 Killed, 8 Injured In Saudi Strikes In Yemen Port City: Report
The Houthis, who control large parts of northwest Yemen, seized Mokha earlier this month after launching a large-scale attack against Yemeni government forces, who are backed by Saudi Arabia.
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Delhi PG Building Collapse: Court Extends Judicial Custody Of 6 Accused
The property was leased to PG operators Shubham Tyagi and Sudhanshu in August 2025, after which they operated it as a paying guest accommodation under the name 'Hostel Daze'.
2 Workers Killed In Fire At Tyre Oil Factory In UP
At around 5:30 pm, a fire broke out at the Om JVRD tyre oil factory near Jariha village in Gajner, Uttar Pradesh. Six workers were loading tyres into a tank when the blaze started, and two of them lost their lives. The incident occurred roughly 44 km from the district headquarters.
ASR Collector reviews ‘Trishul’ strategy against crime in district
ASR District Collector T. Nishanthi reviewed the 'Trishul' strategy—a three-pronged approach targeting zero drugs, zero tolerance towards atrocities against women, and zero road accidents. Officials reported covering 147 villages through Cordon and Search Operations, counselling 82 offenders, and finding no fresh ganja cultivation through drone verification. The district is also implementing awareness programmes in schools and monitoring harassment on social media.
Six arrested within 24 hours for ₹40-lakh Kalyan robbery; cash, motorcycles worth ₹36.48 lakh recovered
The Crime Branch traced the accused through technical analysis and informants and recovered cash and two motorcycles together valued at ₹36.48 lakh
Man Kills Wife, Surrenders At Police Station In UP: Cops
Manish, a resident of Abdulapur, came to the Bhawanpur police station and informed that he slit the throat of his wife, Kavita (25).
Supreme Court orders fresh probe into 2012 rape-murder near Dharmasthala in Karnataka
The Supreme Court on Monday ordered a fresh investigation into the 2012 rape and murder of a 17-year-old near Dharmasthala in Karnataka, expressing shock at the botched initial probe. The accused, Santosh Rao, was acquitted in June 2023, but the victim's mother filed a petition seeking justice. The court directed Karnataka to form a new Special Investigation Team with no officers from the earlier investigation, to complete the probe within three months.
Hyderabad’s Paradise-Shamirpet elevated corridor hopes to take long-distance traffic off local roads
Hyderabad is constructing an 18.1-km elevated corridor along Rajiv Rahadari from Paradise Junction to the Outer Ring Road at Shamirpet. The corridor will allow through traffic to bypass busy junctions in areas like Alwal, Trimulghery, and Hakimpet. Commuters currently facing hour-long journeys expect significant travel time reduction once the project completes by early 2028, though construction will cause temporary disruptions.
Two workers killed in fire at tyre oil factory in UP
A tyre oil factory in Uttar Pradesh caught fire early today, resulting in the deaths of two workers. Firefighters responded quickly, but the flames spread rapidly through the plant’s storage area. The incident has raised concerns about safety protocols at industrial sites in the state.
Hyderabad Cop Video-Calls Woman, Then Dies By Suicide
Police in Hyderabad report that an officer took his own life after becoming upset about issues surrounding his planned marriage. Preliminary investigations suggest the distress over the marriage matters led to the tragic decision. The incident has prompted an internal review by the police department.
SIT files chargesheet in Sai Krishna’s alleged custodial death case
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) filed a chargesheet on Monday in the case of Gade Sai Krishna, who allegedly died in police custody at Krishnalanka police station on May 6, 2026. The chargesheet details illegal detention, torture, and improper disposal of body and evidence. Seven accused, including Circle Inspector S.S.V.V. Nagaraju, have been arrested. Sai Krishna's mother had filed a habeas corpus petition seeking his release.
Srinagar court acquits Budgam man in UAPA case
A Srinagar court acquitted Zahid Ahmad Mir of all charges under the UAPA (Unlawful Activities Prevention Act), citing insufficient evidence. The court found no proof of connections to terrorist organizations or conspiracies. The investigating officer admitted no evidence linked the accused to any group, leading to his release after furnishing bail bonds.
INC Nandigram candidate moves HC from jail
Milan Pradhan, the Congress candidate for Nandigram, was arrested on Friday on five pending non‑bailable warrants and is currently in judicial custody until October 3, 2026. He has asked the High Court to grant him protection until the elections conclude. The case adds to the tense political atmosphere in Nandigram, where the contest is expected to continue even with Pradhan in jail.
‘Licence to kill:’ French protests decry police use-of-force bill
Thousands of protesters across France have taken to the streets to oppose a new law that automatically assumes law enforcement officials acted legally when using their weapons. Critics say the bill essentially gives police a 'licence to kill' by removing accountability for use-of-force incidents. The demonstrations reflect growing concerns about police accountability and civilian safety.
Airplane makes ‘miracle’ landing as Typhoon Dujuan hits Japan
A plane executed a dramatic landing in Tokyo during Typhoon Dujuan, with passengers applauding what they described as a miraculous touchdown. The powerful typhoon is battering eastern Japan, killing at least one person, triggering evacuations and landslides, cutting power, and disrupting hundreds of flights across the region.
Jerusalem Daily: Ben-Gvir demands death penalty for Palestinian who killed
Far-right Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has demanded the death penalty for a Palestinian gunman accused of fatally shooting an Israeli settler in the occupied West Bank. In response, Israeli forces stormed a hospital in Ramallah while conducting a manhunt for the suspected attacker. The incident has escalated tensions in the region.
KPSC veterinary officer recruitment scam: CID probe reveals money trail, question-paper leak network
The CID investigating the KPSC veterinary officer recruitment scam has traced ₹92 lakh in deposits and identified a network that leaked exam questions to candidates. Twenty-nine candidates have been named as accused. The investigation reveals links between candidates, intermediaries, former KPSC Controller Gyanendra Kumar Gangwar, and key intermediary Basavaraj Kannale. Questions were allegedly printed and distributed before the exam, with 60-80 questions from each paper leaked.