Politics

West Bengal Police are investigating the alleged rape and murder of an 11-year-old girl at Baruipur. Three accused are being questioned, and forensic reports are awaited.

Arunachal Pradesh Governor KT Parnaik has called for a high degree of vigilance and regular patrolling by the armed forces in sensitive border regions to safeguard national interests.

The All Arunachal Pradesh Students' Union has written to the Chief Minister, seeking an update within seven days on the status of its 13-point memorandum submitted last month. The demands include scrapping of the existing 80:20 recruitment ratio and re-amendment of Article 371 (H).

Assam Police have arrested a man in Dibrugarh district for allegedly demanding extortion money and acting as a linkman for the banned militant outfit ULFA. The accused is suspected of acting as a linkman for the banned outfit and was allegedly involved in extortion activities.

The United Arunachal People's Forum has reiterated its demands to the state government, seeking an investigation into the Dari to Chambang road project, scrapping of prepaid electricity meters, and de-reservation of forest land.

Cuba's third nationwide power outage since the start of the year has left millions without electricity, as the country struggles with a severe energy crisis exacerbated by a US oil blockade.

Carlos Giménez calls on White House to reconsider push to eliminate temporary protected status for Haitian migrants, citing Haiti's failed state and potential harm to US interests.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responds to US Vice President JD Vance's comments on Israel's national security approach, claiming many world leaders secretly call him to 'make deals'.

A White House report has branded the leadership of the Smithsonian Institution as radical activists who are untrustworthy, signaling President Donald Trump's potential move to appoint his own team. The report aligns with Trump's efforts to reshape cultural institutions.

The National Investigation Agency has named Hafiz Saeed in a supplementary chargesheet over the Pahalgam terror attack case. Saeed has been charged under various provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act.

The Indian Navy is set to commission its sixth Project 17A indigenous stealth frigate, Mahendragiri, at Visakhapatnam. The warship exemplifies India's growing expertise in indigenous warship design and construction.

The Jammu and Kashmir government has withdrawn two books from school libraries, citing highly inappropriate content on separatism. The Education Minister vows to take strict action against those involved.

Two Assam Rifles personnel were killed in a suspected Naga armed group ambush in Manipur's Ukhrul district. The incident occurred at Nungshang Kong, around 16 km east of Ukhrul Police Station.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has conducted searches at 26 locations across 11 states and Union Territories, including three Northeast states, in connection with four criminal cases pertaining to misappropriation of funds of the Border Road Organisation (BRO).

A recent claim by the Nah Welfare Society has sparked a heated debate about the India-China border dispute, highlighting differing border claims and perceptions between local communities and the Government of India.

The Union government's recent MoU with Assam and Nagaland to facilitate mineral oil operations has sparked debates about sovereignty, representation, and ownership of resources in the region.

Sikkim's Chief Electoral Officer hands over draft electoral roll to recognized political parties, with 37,000 voters deleted and 43,000 new voters added.

China's missile test sparks condemnation from Australia and regional leaders, with many calling it 'destabilising' and 'deeply concerning'.

Hundreds of thousands of mourners joined a funeral procession through Tehran for supreme leader Ali Khamenei, as some chanted for revenge against the West for his assassination. Iranian authorities have shut down streets and closed airspace for several days of mourning.

Nigeria has reported the deaths of two of its citizens in South Africa, where attacks and intimidation against foreigners have been escalating. The Nigerian government has condemned the attacks and warned of further action.