Chetan

Lucknow police arrested Vaibhav Bajpai for allegedly shooting BJYM member chetan Tiwari, citing a long-standing personal rivalry and public humiliation as motives. Tiwari was shot outside his home with his wife and newborn present. The accused claims Tiwari spread defamatory rumors. Tiwari's condition is critical, with both legs unresponsive. Police are searching for associates.

Jyoti Tyagi's solo exhibition, "Stories the Soil Remembers," opened at Shridharani Gallery, New Delhi, curated by Prayag Shukla. Inaugurated by chetan Prakash Jain, the event was graced by artists Jatin Das and Pratibha Prahlad. Tyagi's evocative paintings explore the human connection to nature and the emotional landscape of modern life.

Kannada television is set to welcome 'Maryade Ramanna,' a new family drama premiering May 25 at 9 PM. The series explores the clash between Ramanna, a devoted wrestler bound by a vow to his mother, and Aishwarya, a modern, ambitious woman. Their contrasting worlds promise compelling emotional conflicts and a captivating narrative of love and duty.

The Delhi High Court urged the Centre to act against the growing number of fake higher education institutions, calling it a serious issue that wastes students’ time, money and careers. Hearing a PIL, the court sought affidavits from the Centre, UGC, AICTE and Delhi government on measures taken to curb fake universities and investigate their operations.

Two Groups Clashed Over Some Minor Dispute

Anand Mohan, a former parliamentarian, has set off a political tempest with his bold claims that JD(U) members are sabotaging Nitish Kumar, turning the party into a 'bargaining table for ministerial roles.' In a rapid rebuttal, JD(U) representatives indicate that Anand's statements are fueled by frustration over his son's absence from a ministerial position.

A pregnant woman in Bhilwara was allegedly beaten to death by her husband on suspicion of adultery. The 33-year-old victim suffered a miscarriage and severe blood loss after her husband forcibly administered abortion pills. The husband has been detained and arrested for murder.

A husband, mother-in-law, and father-in-law have been sentenced to life imprisonment with rigorous imprisonment and fined Rs 2 lakh each in a dowry death case. The trio was convicted for mentally and physically harassing the victim for additional dowry, ultimately leading to her death by poisoning. The court delivered the verdict after reviewing evidence and hearing arguments from both sides.

A hit-and-run investigation in Bengaluru unraveled a murder plot orchestrated by a "rowdy sheeter" and a potato-chip-loving assassin. The duo, along with accomplices, staged an accident to kill a woman and steal Rs 30 lakh from her home. The plan was foiled when neighbors caught one intruder, and CCTV footage revealed the "accident" was a deliberate act.

The Supreme Court refused to entertain a plea challenging the environmental clearance for Pipavav port expansion in Gujarat, questioning environmentalists' stance on development projects. The court emphasized the necessity of infrastructure for national development, while allowing the environmentalist to approach the NGT again with specific objections.

The National Consumer Commission's latest ruling makes it clear: if PRP treatment fails to restore hair growth, it does not automatically indicate negligence on the part of medical professionals. As the commission noted, results can vary widely, absolving doctors of liability in these scenarios.

Dowry deaths persist in India despite being outlawed, with women facing relentless demands for cash and property, often leading to violence and suicide. This practice, deeply rooted in power and control, continues across all social strata, highlighting a societal failure beyond legal reform.