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US President Trump claimed that in indirect negotiations held in Egypt, Hamas has conceded to notable demands. Trump warned that unless certain conditions such as disarmament are satisfied, progress might stall. Talks began as a Gaza ceasefire effort on the war’s second anniversary and ended with a positive atmosphere.
The Orissa High Court granted bail to a juvenile held since 2018 in a murder case, citing violation of his fundamental rights due to prolonged detention. Justice Satapathy emphasized the right to a speedy trial, noting seven years’ custody is excessive, ordering bail under the Juvenile Justice Act with conditions from the trial court.
The NHRC has issued notices to Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh, directing probes into children’s deaths caused by contaminated cough syrup. It also instructed the DCGI, CDSCO, DGHS, and Health Ministry to investigate spurious drug supplies, ban harmful medicines immediately, and ensure regional labs test samples and report findings promptly.
The Enforcement Directorate attached assets worth Rs 40 crore linked to the Karnataka MUDA money laundering probe, adding to a total of Rs 400 crore seized so far. Former MUDA Commissioner GT Dinesh Kumar, under arrest, is accused of illegal site allotments and illicit gains. Investigations reveal a nexus between MUDA officials and real estate […]
Pakistan shipped its first batch of rare earth minerals to the U.S., marking a key step in a $500 million partnership with US Strategic Metals. The deal aims to boost Pakistan’s global role in critical minerals. However, opposition parties demand transparency, raising concerns about secrecy and national interests tied to the U.S.-Pakistan economic collaboration.
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta urged the Supreme Court to permit green firecrackers for Diwali, saying the festival feels incomplete without fireworks. Emphasising eco-friendly celebration, her government seeks approval for certified crackers. The appeal follows a prior blanket ban. The Supreme Court will hear the matter Wednesday.
AAP has announced its first list of 11 candidates for the 2025 Bihar Assembly Elections. Arvind Kejriwal’s party will contest independently, breaking from the INDIA bloc. Candidates include Dr Meera Singh (Begusarai) and Dharamraj Singh (Buxar). AAP aims to expand its presence in Bihar’s 243-seat legislature ahead of the crucial multi-phase polls.
Karnataka may extend the October 7 caste census deadline, with 25% of the survey still incomplete due to technical and logistical issues. Home Minister G. Parameshwara said Chief Minister Siddaramaiah will decide after reviewing district-wise progress. The survey, aimed at helping policy-making for marginalized communities, has faced political criticism.
After Hamas partially accepted Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan, Israeli PM Netanyahu dismissed the move. Trump, frustrated, told him, “Take the win.” Despite initial resistance, Israel halted airstrikes after Trump’s urging. Indirect talks begin in Egypt. Over 67,000 Palestinians have died since October 2023, with Israel maintaining its actions.
Bihar’s upcoming Assembly election spotlights three key figures: Nitish Kumar, eyeing a record 10th term despite health concerns; Tejashwi Yadav, leading RJD’s solo charge after past setbacks; and debutant Prashant Kishor, testing his Jan Suraaj Party’s reach. Their performances may reshape Bihar’s political future.
Bihar voters missing from the final list can still register until 10 days before the nomination deadline, said Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. With 7.42 crore eligible voters, the final list was released on September 30. Appeals for corrections or additions can be submitted to the district magistrate before the nomination process closes.
After 14 child deaths linked to Coldrif cough syrup in Chhindwara, MP Congress chief Jitu Patwari demanded the sacking of Health Minister Rajendra Shukla. He criticised the arrest of a doctor while top officials remain untouched. Tamil Nadu lab reports confirmed the syrup contained toxic diethylene glycol, prompting a state-wide ban and investigation.
Following 16 child deaths linked to toxic Coldrif cough syrup in Madhya Pradesh, doctor Praveen Soni was arrested and suspended for alleged negligence. The Indian Medical Association disputes sole blame on him, urging his release and questioning the government’s clean chit to the pharmaceutical company. Investigations and bans continue nationwide.
On October 6, 1860, the Indian Penal Code (IPC) officially became law, laying the foundation for criminal justice in India. Drafted under the leadership of Lord Macaulay, the IPC unified diverse legal systems across British India. It continues to be a cornerstone of India’s legal framework, with several amendments over time to suit modern needs.
A lawyer threw a shoe at CJI BR Gavai in the Supreme Court, shouting about Sanatan Dharma. The shoe missed, and the CJI calmly continued proceedings, saying he was unaffected. The incident followed backlash over Gavai’s earlier deity remarks. The accused, Rakesh Kishore, was detained briefly and later released within court premises.