The Punjabi entertainment world mourns the loss of Jaswinder Bhalla, the legendary actor and comedian celebrated for his sharp satire and iconic roles in films like Carry On Jatta. He passed away on Friday morning at the Fortis Hospital in Mohali, following a brief illness. He was 65. Illness and Passing According to family sources […]
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The Indian Penal Code (IPC) is the backbone of India’s criminal justice system. Enacted in 1860 during the British era, it defines various crimes, punishments, and procedures under Indian law. Even after more than 160 years, the IPC remains the primary criminal code of India, though it has undergone several amendments to meet modern legal
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New Delhi, August 20, 2025 – In a startling breach of security, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta was attacked during a weekly Jan Sunwai (public hearing) at her Civil Lines residence. The assailant, identified as Rajesh Bhai Khimji Bhai Sakariya, a 41-year-old from Rajkot, Gujarat, approached the CM Rekha Gupta under the guise of submitting
In a move underscored by both political calculus and symbolic appeal, the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance has formally nominated Maharashtra Governor C. P. Radhakrishnan as its candidate for the Vice-President of India. The election is scheduled for September 9, setting the stage for a pivotal contest amid intensifying regional maneuvers and national strategic aims. A
New Delhi, August 15, 2025 — In his Independence Day address, Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled sweeping reforms to India’s Goods and Services Tax (GST), promising a “double Diwali” for citizens. The reforms include a move to a simplified two-slab GST system, set to take effect before the festive season, aiming to ease the tax
New Delhi, August 13, 2025 — As evening unfolds across the capital, delhiites gather their gaze skyward to witness tonight’s moonrise. In New Delhi, the moon is expected to emerge at approximately 9:32 pm IST—heralding not just a celestial spectacle but a night brimming with cultural and spiritual resonance. How Moonrise Works & What Tonight
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Freedom of speech is the bedrock of democracy. Each Independence Day, as we celebrate our nation’s liberty, it’s worth asking: How well is this foundational right upheld in India today? Let’s explore how Article 19(1)(a) of our Constitution protects expression—and how courts and society maintain the delicate balance between rights and responsibilities. 1. Constitutional Foundation:
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Social media was abuzz when a video surfaced showing firefighters arriving at an Indian family’s home in Bedford, Texas—responding to what they believed was a fire. In reality, the family was performing a havan, a sacred Hindu fire ritual, during a housewarming ceremony. The Incident The clip, shared on Instagram with the caption, “Cultural misunderstanding
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In a saga blending environmental law, cultural reverence, and corporate interest, the controversy over Madhuri (Mahadevi)—a 36‑year‑old elephant deeply associated with the Nandani Jain Matha, Kolhapur—continues to unfold. A Bombay High Court order, later upheld by the Supreme Court, relocated her to Vantara, a luxurious animal rescue centre in Jamnagar run by the Reliance Foundation,
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As national outrage over SSC Phase‑13 (Selection Post) mismanagement continues, the Commission announced that the exam will not be cancelled for all candidates. Instead, retests are expected for approximately 2,500 students impacted by glitches and administrative errors at select centres. This comes after weeks of protests under the hashtag #SSCMisManagement, involving students and educators such
