The Transportation Security Administration confirmed the large-scale intercept programme protecting the 2026 World Cup venues from aerial threats.
Category: Crime
Lucknow Fire: Building Was Approved for Residential Use But Housed Commercial Centre
The LDA had approved the Aliganj property for residential use in 2014; the animation centre was operating illegally in violation of land-use norms.
Iraqi Guardians of Blood Brigades Claim 23 Drone Strikes on US Bases in Erbil
The Iran-linked paramilitary group claimed responsibility for a concentrated drone barrage targeting US and coalition facilities in Iraqi Kurdistan.
UP Police: Four Lucknow Fire Owners Identified; Property History Traced Back to 1980 Allotment
The building was originally allotted to Vijay Kumar in 1980 and passed through ownership before the four currently arrested joint-owners took charge.
Delhi Police Form Multiple Specialised Teams to Track Missing 11-Year-Old Before Finding Body
Four specially constituted police teams worked simultaneously from early morning to locate the missing child and apprehend the accused within hours.
India: Lakhisarai District Administration Arrests 21 Additional Members of NEET Fraud Network
Beyond the nine proxy candidates caught at exam venues, 21 others suspected of operating the larger fraud network were also arrested.
Lucknow Animation Centre Fire Follows Similar Delhi Restaurant Fire That Killed 20+ Weeks Earlier
The tragedy comes just weeks after a major fire at a south Delhi restaurant underscoring a pattern of commercial premises flouting safety norms.
SIT Lucknow: ACS Amrit Abhijat and ADG Praveen Kumar Lead Probe into Fire Victims’ Deaths
The two-member SIT includes senior IAS and IPS officers directed personally by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to report quickly.
Delhi Accused Confessed to Child Murder and Led Police to Body on Faridabad-Gurugram Road
After arrest, the cab driver admitted the crime and guided investigators to where he dumped the victim’s body; booked under kidnapping rape and murder sections.
US DEA Allowed Hundreds of Thousands of Fentanyl Pills to Flood New Mexico Streets 2023-2025
An AP investigation found DEA agents knowingly monitored fentanyl shipments without seizing them hoping to build bigger criminal cases.