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Bengaluru is witnessing a surge in incidents involving youths brandishing machetes and performing dangerous stunts, prompting concern from law enforcement and mental health experts. Recent arrests highlight a troubling trend of aggression and weapon possession among adolescents. Psychiatrists attribute this behavior to unresolved emotional issues and urge parents to be vigilant and seek professional help when needed.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar highlights India’s efforts to rebuild regional relationships post-partition, taking a strong stance against Pakistan’s support for cross-border terrorism. He emphasizes […]
The Supreme Court sparked discontent over an apology by IMA President R V Asokan concerning statements about misleading advertisements by Patanjali. The court found the […]
Tahir Hussain, accused in the Delhi riots case, was released from Tihar jail under heavy police security to file nomination papers for the Delhi Assembly […]