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Photo: IANSMP Assembly Passes Uniform Civil Code Bill 2026 Amid Fierce Opposition Resistance
In a landmark yet highly contentious development, the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly passed the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill, 2026, on Tuesday amid massive uproar and repeated adjournments. The ruling BJP pushed the Bill through after heated debates, marking a significant step towards implementing ‘One Nation, One Law’ in the state. The proceedings were stormy…
Photo: AI imageOnline Dollar Trading Scam: 2 Arrested for Duping Couple of ₹90 Lakh
Bhubaneswar: The Commissionerate Police on Sunday arrested two persons, including a woman, for allegedly duping a Bhubaneswar-based couple of around Rs 90 lakh by luring them to invest in a legitimate online dollar trading business with the promise of high returns. The accused were identified as Nilima Satpathy (41) of the Bharatpur area in Bhubaneswar…
Photo: AI imageMain Accused in 4-Year-Old Girl’s Murder Shot Dead After Attacking Police
Anand: The main accused in the kidnapping and murder of a four-year-old girl in Gujarat’s Anand district died after police opened fire when he allegedly attacked officers with a knife and attempted to escape while in custody, police said on Monday. Suresh Parmar was arrested by Borsad Rural Police within hours of the crime and…
Photo: AI imageChild Trafficking Case: One-Month-Old Baby Boy Rescued in Telangana
A one-month-old baby boy, who was allegedly sold by his parents for Rs 1 lakh in Mahabubnagar district of Telangana, has been rescued, and a case was registered against two persons in this connection, police said on Monday. The incident happened in Telugugudem village in the district, and based on the complaint of an Integrated…

J&K-Nagaland-Landslides : At least 16 dead, several missing as flash floods, landslides wreak havoc
Torrential rains in two states, Jammu & Kashmir and Nagaland, resulted in flash floods and subsequent massive landslides, leaving at least 16 people dead (12 in J&K and four in Nagaland), while several others remain untraced. The heavy downpour caused widespread destruction, washing away houses and roads, and severely damaging public and private infrastructure. The…















