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The Supreme Court criticized the Enforcement Directorate’s overnight interrogation and 4 a.m. arrest of ex-IAS officer Anil Tuteja in the Chhattisgarh liquor scam as “terrible” and “disturbing.” While upholding the arrest, the Court permitted Tuteja to seek bail. The ED, facing scrutiny for its methods, issued an internal circular curbing late-night interrogations following the incident.
The forest department in Bijnor is struggling to capture leopards due to thieves stealing goats used as bait. With more than 25 attacks reported since […]
After a thriving post-Covid period, the Indian car industry faces a downturn as wholesales to dealerships drop by 2% in Q2 FY25. Despite hefty discounts, […]
Chitradurga MP Govind Karjol’s remarks on involving schoolchildren in cleaning campuses, including toilets, have ignited debate. While promoting the dignity of labour is acknowledged, concerns […]