Investigation into Confident Group chief CJ Roy's suicide takes new turn as police clarify income tax officials did not grill him before death. Details emerge about 6.35mm bullet wound and Austria-made pistol.
Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara says police will initially investigate the suicide angle in Confident Group chairman CJ Roy's death, not harassment claims against I-T officials, though further action may follow based on findings.
Municipal Commissioner Amit Kumar directs officials to conduct regular field visits to paid parking sites to ensure transparency and commuter convenience in Chandigarh.
In a crucial development in the investigation into Karnataka Minister K.J. George's son's death, severed fingers have been sent for forensic analysis to determine if he shot himself.
Home Minister G Parameshwara raises concerns over CJ Roy's death, suggesting a connection to recent Income Tax raids. Roy returned from Dubai and visited his office before his demise.
Telangana High Court dismissed a petition by a Pakistan-born man living in Hyderabad since infancy, ruling that police verification for visa compliance is not harassment but statutory duty under Foreigners Act.
In a dramatic incident in Gurgaon, an accused opened fire at police during a weapon recovery operation, hitting an ASI's bulletproof jacket. Police retaliated, injuring the accused. Three men were arrested for multiple firing incidents across the city.
Nagpur Municipal Commissioner Abhijeet Chaudhari indicates limited fresh funding for city projects like the Nag River Pollution Abatement Project in the upcoming Union Budget, citing existing commitments and execution delays.
Bengaluru's long-neglected BDA layouts like Banashankari 6th Stage and JP Nagar phases will transition to GBA control, enabling residents to hold elected officials accountable for civic issues.
Former Telangana CM K Chandrasekhar Rao will be questioned by SIT at his Hyderabad residence in an alleged phone tapping case that occurred during BRS rule, sparking legal and political tensions.
In a major crackdown, DRI officials at Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International Airport intercepted 27.1 kg of hydroponic marijuana worth Rs 9.5 crore, arresting seven individuals in connection with the international smuggling operation.
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel criticizes US tariffs targeting nations supplying oil to Cuba, calling it an economic blockade and foreign policy aggression.
Congress and CPM leaders demand comprehensive investigation into CJ Roy's death amid allegations of pressure from Central agencies including Income Tax officials.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi conveyed India's continued support for Palestine and welcomed Gaza peace efforts during a meeting with Arab leaders in New Delhi. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar emphasized combating cross-border terrorism.
A Bareilly court has sentenced a juvenile to 20 years rigorous imprisonment for a 2023 acid attack on a doctor's children. The court emphasized the irreversible trauma of such crimes.
Samajwadi Party intensifies preparations for Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections with 1.56 lakh booth level agents, surveys of ticket aspirants, and strategic focus on 108 lost seats.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah accuses TMC of corruption and negligence in the Anandapur warehouse fire that killed 25, citing lack of NOC and wetland construction.
Government data reveals Rural Development Ministry spent only 51% of its budget in first nine months of FY26, the lowest utilization rate since 2017-18, impacting schemes like MGNREGS, PMAY-G, and PMGSY.
India and the Arab League issued a joint statement committing to a just and lasting peace in the Middle East, based on international law and UN resolutions, without explicitly criticizing Israel.
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee writes to CEC alleging micro observers are manipulating voter data during SIR process, questioning legal authority under Articles 327-328.
Dera Sachkhand Ballan and five schools in Jalandhar received bomb threat emails, later deemed a hoax, ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's scheduled visit, prompting security sweeps.
Karnataka Governor Thaawar Chand Gehlot has identified constitutional concerns in the state's proposed Hate Speech Bill, reserving it for the President's consideration after receiving 40 representations.
Supreme Court rejects Centre's appeal, stating nominees of General Provident Fund accounts can withdraw funds without succession certificate, upholding 1960 rules.
Rajasthan High Court quashed compensation awards paid twice to dependants of accident victims, ruling that pursuing dual claims for same incident is abuse of legal process.
A minor parking incident escalated into a violent assault at Venus Atlantis complex in Ahmedabad, with four men allegedly attacking colleagues after an argument over walking past their vehicle.
A 40-year-old woman named Seema died after being hit by a tractor-trolley while riding pillion. In another incident, a 45-year-old woman also named Seema was killed by a speeding car in Sector 37. Both accidents occurred in Gurgaon within 24 hours.
Delhi's beat policing has evolved from handwritten FIRs and paper registers in the 1980s to digital apps and databases in 2025, enhancing efficiency and communication while maintaining community ties.
Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation issues tender for agency to capture sick, aggressive, and rabies-infected dogs, with plans for new shelters following Supreme Court order.
A special CBI court in Ahmedabad has sentenced three individuals to three-year imprisonment for committing a Rs 1.18 crore central excise fraud in Surat through forged documents and wrongful rebate claims.
Prem Kumar's journey from substance abuse to sobriety highlights the success of Fatehabad Police's de-addiction initiative in Haryana, offering hope and rehabilitation to addicts.