The messaging platform Telegram challenged its temporary ban by the Indian government in the Delhi High Court over concerns about NEET exam paper leaks.
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Six Workers Killed When Under-Construction Bridge Collapses in Hamirpur UP
A bridge under construction collapsed in Hamirpur, Uttar Pradesh, killing six labourers and injuring others in the latest infrastructure accident.
Pune Hooch Tragedy Kills 7 After Spurious Liquor Consumed in Pimpri Chinchwad
Seven people died after consuming illicit liquor in the Pimpri Chinchwad area of Pune, with a probe ordered into the source of the spurious alcohol.
Former Haryana Chief Secretary Dies After Suspected AC Blast Fire at Delhi Home
Former Haryana Chief Secretary Dhanendra Kumar Garg died following a fire at his Delhi residence that is suspected to have been caused by an air conditioner blast.
Allahabad High Court Rules Several Supreme Court Habeas Corpus Orders Not Binding
The Allahabad High Court ruled that a cluster of recent Supreme Court decisions on habeas corpus are per incuriam and therefore not binding on lower courts.
B-52 Crash at Edwards Air Force Base Kills All Eight People Aboard
A B-52 Stratofortress crashed after takeoff from Edwards Air Force Base during a radar modernisation test mission, killing the entire eight-person crew.
Manipur Candlelight Vigil Honours Six Naga Victims Killed in Recent Violence
Residents of Senapati district in Manipur held a candlelight vigil for six Naga individuals killed in the recent ethnic violence, calling for peace.
US Strikes Another Vessel in the Pacific in Ongoing Maritime Operations
US forces carried out an additional maritime strike in the Pacific as part of ongoing operations, raising questions about targeting procedures.
Srinagar Court Convicts Railway Employee in Minor’s Rape Case After 14 Years
A court in Srinagar convicted a railway staff member in a minor’s rape case that had been pending for 14 years, ruling DNA evidence not mandatory for conviction.
DOJ Charges 15 Members of Direct Action Minnesota in Anti-ICE Conspiracy Case
The Justice Department indicted 15 members of Direct Action Minnesota for conspiracy to impede federal officers and related crimes tied to anti-ICE protests.