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Kerala Actress Assault Case: Six Convicts Sentenced to 20 Years Rigorous Imprisonment for Gang Rape
Six convicts in the 2017 Kerala actor assault case were sentenced to 20 years rigorous imprisonment for gang rape.

Valsad Horror: Five Workers Injured as Girder Slips from Over-Raised Jack on Rs 42 Crore Auranga River Bridge
A girder collapse due to a faulty jack adjustment injured five workers on Valsad’s Rs 42 crore Auranga River bridge, prompting an inquiry and ex-gratia payouts amid insurance assurances.

Pakistan University Introduces Sanskrit Course, Adds Mahabharata and Gita to Curriculum
Lahore University of Management Sciences marks a cultural milestone by wrapping up its groundbreaking Sanskrit course, covering epics like Mahabharata and Gita to foster homegrown expertise since 1947.

Woman Fired for Habitually Arriving 40 Minutes Early at Work in Spain, Court Rules in Employer’s Favor
A Spanish employee fired for consistently arriving 40 minutes early lost her court challenge against her boss.

Amid IndiGo Chaos, Govt ‘Stepped In Immediately’ to Cap Airfares, Says Aviation Minister; Prices on Par with Global Norms
Aviation Minister Kinjarapu Ram Mohan Naidu imposes fare caps up to ₹18,000 as IndiGo’s pilot shortage triggers over 1,000 cancellations and ₹500 crore in passenger payouts.

Zubeen Garg Death Case: Assam SIT Files Murder Charges Against Four, Cousin Faces Culpable Homicide
The Assam SIT filed a 12,000-page chargesheet, charging four with murder and the singer’s cousin with culpable homicide.

‘No Antibiotics, No Compromise’: Eggoz Founder Hits Back at Viral ‘Cancer-Causing Eggs’ Allegation
A viral YouTube test alleging banned AOZ in Eggoz eggs has sparked cancer fears, denials, and demands for clearer food safety checks.

IMF Expands Pakistan Bailout Terms, Imposing 11 More Conditions to Tackle Systemic Corruption Issues
The IMF has added 11 new structural conditions to Pakistan’s $7 billion bailout, totalling 64 requirements.

Bulgaria’s Parliament Approves Fourth Government Resignation Amid Corruption Protests, Snap Election Looms Before Euro Entry
Mass protests over corruption and austerity force Bulgaria’s minority government to resign, paving the way for potential snap elections just before eurozone accession.

UP Cop Alleges Dowry Torture, Forced to Drink Sanitiser After Catching Husband with Sister-in-Law
A Pilibhit police constable alleges years of dowry torture by in-laws, culminating in sanitiser force-feeding and gunpoint rape after discovering her husband’s affair with his sister.

21 Assam Labourers Feared Dead After Minitruck Plunges Into Deep Gorge in Arunachal’s Anjaw; Rescue Underway
A tragic truck accident near the China border resulted in at least 21 deaths of Assam Labourers in Arunachal’s Anjaw.

IndiGo Announces ₹10,000 Voucher for Severely Impacted Passengers After Massive Flight Disruptions
Following major flight disruptions, IndiGo announced a two-tiered compensation plan, offering mandated monetary compensation.
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