Delhi pharma tender fraud case: two ex-employees booked over forged documents and impersonation
Delhi Police booked two former SMPL Life Sciences employees over alleged forgery, impersonation, and cheating to win government tenders, including Army supplies.
JPMorgan Executive used Indian subordinate as ‘sex slave’; Faces lawsuit over allegations of coercion, drugging: Report
Lorna Hajdini, 37, an Executive Director within the bank’s Leveraged Finance division, is the primary focus of the complaint filed in the New York...
Last-mile connectivity review: India Post inspects Chushul branch near the India-China border
Jammu and Kashmir chief postmaster general D S V R Murthy reviewed Chushul post office near the LAC, reaffirming India Post support for remote...
Mumbai piling rig collapse kills police constable on Sion Panvel Highway flyover site
A piling rig toppled at a Mumbai flyover site on the Sion Panvel Highway, killing constable Santosh Gopal Chavan and causing major traffic delays.
Hate speech law: Supreme Court says it cannot compel Parliament to legislate
India’s Supreme Court says it may flag concerns but cannot compel Parliament to legislate, noting existing laws address hate speech and rumour-mongering.
