A blast in the busy Mishri Bazaar area of Kanpur left six pedestrians injured, including one woman, with police rushing to the scene. Police are currently tracing a scooter, which is believed to have caused the explosion, and are investigating whether it was an accident or a planned conspiracy. The forensic team and bomb disposal squad are also present at the scene, with further updates on the cause of the blast expected soon.
A derogatory comment made by Telangana Minister Ponnam Prabhakar towards his colleague and Tribal Welfare Minister Adluri Laxman Kumar has caused an uproar within the Congress party. The remark, seen as a deliberate act of humiliation, has led to Laxman demanding an apology and threatening to file a complaint with the AICC president. Prabhakar, on the other hand, has denied making any insulting remark and stated that his comment was misinterpreted. This incident has now sparked a crisis within the party, with the TPCC president getting involved to settle the matter.
The Kerala Cabinet, under the leadership of Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, has unveiled the Nava Keralam - Citizen Response Programme to promote citizen participation and improve the implementation of welfare and development initiatives in the state. The programme, which will run for two months, will seek feedback from citizens and involve them in decision-making processes. With a strong focus on grassroots involvement, it is expected to bring about significant improvements in welfare schemes and infrastructure projects.
Security arrangements have been intensified in four districts of Bareilly division ahead of the Dussehra festivities due to the recent violence triggered by a poster row related to "I Love Muhammad". The Divisional Commissioner has declared a high alert and directed authorities to remain vigilant at public gatherings. The police have arrested 81 people and are continuing to crack down on suspected rioters and their supporters. The unrest has prompted authorities to suspend internet services and impose a heavy police presence in the city.
A dramatic incident unfolded inside the Supreme Court as a 72-year-old lawyer attempted to throw his shoe at Chief Justice of India BR Gavai. The accused lawyer, Rakesh Kishore, claimed he was motivated by "divine anger" over a recent court order concerning a Khajuraho temple. He remained unapologetic even during police questioning, citing his insulted faith. The incident sparked strong reactions among the legal fraternity and beyond, but the accused was later released by the Supreme Court registry.
The Supreme Court of India expressed sharp concern during a hearing on a plea filed by an Israeli national, Dror Shlomo Goldstein, who has been living in India and sought to stop the deportation of his two minor daughters to Russia. The judges questioned how the foreigner was sustaining himself in the country and remarked that India has become a haven for all kinds of people who come and stay illegally. In a separate case, the bench also voiced similar disquiet while considering the plea of a Sudanese national seeking protection from action for overstaying in India.
In response to a lawyer allegedly throwing a shoe towards him during a court hearing, Chief Justice B R Gavai advised the lawyer and others present to ignore the incident and continue with the case. The lawyer, identified as Advocate Rakesh Kishore, was later released by the Delhi Police after the CJI directed the Supreme Court Registry not to take any action against him. This incident is being seen as a misguided backlash against the CJI's recent remarks on a plea seeking restoration of a Lord Vishnu idol in a temple. The Supreme Court Bar Association has condemned the incident, calling it a direct assault on judicial independence.
Chaos erupted in the Supreme Court on Monday as a lawyer attempted to throw a shoe at Chief Justice of India BR Gavai during a hearing. However, the CJI remained undeterred and urged lawyers to continue with their arguments. The man, who was later escorted out of the courtroom, was reportedly protesting against the disrespect of Sanatana Dharma.
In a shocking incident at the Indian Supreme Court, lawyer Rakesh Kishore attempted to throw a shoe at Chief Justice BR Gavai, in response to the CJI's remarks during a recent hearing of a plea regarding a Lord Vishnu idol in a temple complex. Despite the disturbance, the CJI remained unphased and urged the lawyers to continue their arguments. The accused is currently being questioned by authorities.
A video recently went viral on social media showing two Delhi police officers dragging a man from his home. It was reported that a Zomato delivery executive called the police after two intoxicated individuals forcefully took their food order and verbally abused him. Upon investigation, one of the alleged individuals was found to be a school teacher and was eventually released after being counseled by the police. The incident has sparked controversy and an enquiry is currently being conducted by the Additional DCP.