The Enforcement Directorate (ED) which is probing a money laundering case against the Popular Front of India (PFI) claimed that PFI raised substantial funds to organise terrorist training camps at Narath in Kannur District of Kerala.
The Sri Lankan government has made it mandatory to cremate corona victims’ dead bodies.
Police force is under immense physical and psychological stress, opined Madras High Court while expressing concerns over the functioning of the force.
When Ravana’s kingdom was in trouble, he used various tactics to wake up Kumbhakarna from his deep slumber. Similar tactics are required to awaken the Government officials in Jammu and Kashmir.
A Muslim youth, Syed Mustafa, eloped with a Hindu girl after she fell into his love-trap. The girl’s father lodged a complaint with the police, inspite of which they did not file an FIR for 49 days.
A special CBI court on Tuesday pronounced a Catholic priest Thomas Kottoor and nun Sephy guilty of the murder of Sister Abhaya that occurred 28 years ago.
At a time when the Haryana Government is thinking of bringing in the law against ‘love jihad’ cases in the State, a Muslim boy from Yamunanagar District has converted to Hindu Dharma to marry a Hindu girl.
CBI had seized 400.5 kg of gold in a raid carried out in 2010. Out of this, 103 kg gold worth Rs. 45 crore went missing.
A bill banning cow slaughter has been passed in the Karnataka Legislative Assembly. According to this law, killing a cow and calf will be illegal. This law permits the killing of a buffalo over 13 years of age.
The Gujarat High Court has ordered the Gujarat Government to punish those people who are flouting the rules related to coronavirus by making them work in any Covid centre for a minimum of 5 days to a maximum of 15 days.