Bihar’s child abduction panic struck again in Purnia, where a distressed mother was thrashed by locals near Panchmukhi Temple. Thought to be a thief snatching kids, the woman was actually shielding her own daughter amid mental health struggles. Eyewitnesses described the scene: a lady with a small girl acting strangely near Line Bazaar. When confronted for details, her vague replies fueled doubts. The crowd closed in, and a false cry of ‘bachcha chor’ sent them into a frenzy. Punches and shoves followed as they attempted to grab the child. She bolted into the temple, prompting an immediate police call. Phaneshwarnath…
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Delhi’s law enforcement struck a decisive blow against fuel adulteration Wednesday, exposing a sophisticated LPG hoarding syndicate in Khyala. Four men were nabbed, and 46 domestic gas cylinders—20 from Indane and 26 from Bharat Gas—were recovered from three covert locations. The haul included refilling gear and scales, hallmarks of an operation churning out illegal duplicates for black market sales. This comes amid renewed vigilance on energy commodities, echoing past crises like the Gulf War that triggered widespread shortages. Intelligence-driven raids targeted nondescript rented spaces and temporary structures packed with hidden cylinders. The West District Special Staff executed the sweeps simultaneously,…
Sydney’s Stadium Australia witnessed a masterclass from Japan as they dismantled South Korea 4-1 in the Women’s Asian Cup 2026 semi-final. The victory propels Japan into a blockbuster final against Australia, echoing their successful encounters in 2014 and 2018. Coach Nils Nielsen’s side showcased relentless pressure, scoring twice before and after the break to clinch their seventh final berth. South Korea, after edging Uzbekistan in the quarters, shuffled their pack under Shin Sang-woo, but Japan’s reinforcements—including Yamashita, Kumagai, and Ueki—proved decisive. The game ignited early. A South Korean mistake in the 15th minute allowed Nagano to tee up Ueki for…
In the high-stakes arena of West Bengal politics, expelled TMC leader Humayun Kabir is making waves with his audacious forecast. The Janata Unnayan Party chief predicts a Muslim will occupy the Deputy Chief Minister’s post post-elections. During a media briefing in Kolkata on March 18, Kabir outlined his ambitious plans. He vowed massive victories in Rajnagar (80,000-vote margin) and Naoda (30,000-40,000 votes), strategically vacating one seat to accommodate allies. ‘This is my call on who joins me,’ he stated firmly. Positioning himself as the Muslim community’s champion, Kabir highlighted his new party’s goal: government formation with minority representation at the…
In a heartwarming episode that transcends the silver screen, veteran Bollywood star Anupam Kher connected with a friend from his school days, showcasing a bond unbroken after 65 years. Known for his versatile roles and accolades like Padma awards, Kher’s latest social media post has gone viral for its authenticity and nostalgia. Active on Instagram, the actor shared a candid car conversation with Vijay Sehgal on Wednesday. The two, classmates since the 8th grade, laughed over memories and Kher’s recent film ‘Tanvi the Great,’ which Sehgal confessed to watching six times. Kher quipped in the caption, ‘Are you monitoring me…
In a scathing attack, BJP spokesperson Rohan Gupta linked Assam MP Pradip Bordoloi’s shock resignation from Congress to the party’s entrenched ‘darbar’ or courtier culture that’s alienating its top brass. The remarks came during an interaction with IANS in Ahmedabad on March 18. Gupta recalled a string of similar exits, noting how Congress invariably attacks the departing leaders rather than addressing their concerns. ‘This darbar-driven Congress silences dissent by expulsion,’ he said. ‘Bordoloi’s move underscores a deeper malaise – experienced politicians feel neglected amid high-command aloofness and sycophantic inner circles.’ With decisions bypassing field workers for secretive chambers, the party’s…
Hockey fans are buzzing with excitement after the FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 draw placed arch-rivals India and Pakistan in Pool D for the men’s competition. The high-stakes encounter is fixed for August 19 at 6:30 PM in Amstelveen’s Wagner Hockey Stadium, promising fireworks on the pitch. Joining the Asian giants in the four-team pool are Wales and England. The group winner sails straight into the quarterfinals, with runners-up up spots leading to crossover playoffs. The draw ceremony, held amid great fanfare at Amsterdam’s Wagner Stadium on Tuesday, unveiled the complete fixture list. The 1975 World Cup winners, India, kick…
The curtains came down early on Jharkhand’s Budget Session 2026 as Speaker Rabindra Nath Mahto suspended the assembly sine die on Wednesday, after Chief Minister Hemant Soren fielded questions. With a massive Rs 1,58,560 crore allocated across the third supplementary budget for 2025-26 and the full 2026-27 budget, the session underscored the government’s vision for holistic growth. Running from February 18 to March 18 with 17 effective days—extended by working on a holiday—the house achieved unprecedented efficiency. Planned for 66 hours, it operated for about 74 hours, surpassing targets by 112%. Productivity stats were impressive: 62 of 242 short-notice questions…
In a display of sheer dominance, Delhi’s Siddharth Semwal seized control of the DP World PGTI Nexgen 2026 at Golden Greens Golf & Country Club. His second-round four-under 68 propelled him to five-under 139, two shots clear of the field in the prestigious Rs 25-lakh showdown. From a tied 10th position after an opening 71, Semwal erased a three-shot deficit with six birdies and minimal damage from two bogeys. This masterful round not only erased the gap but established him as the player to beat heading into the final stages. Arjunveer Shishir (70) and Vishwapratap Singh Gill (68) share second…
The Indian film landscape is witnessing a renaissance, with actresses from the South breaking barriers and claiming powerful narratives. Sanyukta stands tall among them, her trajectory marked by thoughtful role selections and unwavering commitment. In an exclusive chat, she opened up about her career milestones. Each role, she says, is a lesson in resilience. ‘I’ve grown tremendously with every script, grasping stories and embodying characters uniquely.’ This approach has turned challenges into triumphs. On the evolving portrayal of women on screen, Sanyukta offered a balanced view. ‘Robust roles have always existed; the difference today is visibility through OTT and social…