Dharmendra Singh

A 22-year-old woman was arrested in Bhilwara for allegedly recording and circulating an obscene video of herself to frame her husband. Police investigations revealed a premeditated plan involving a fake social media account and an associate to falsely implicate the husband and create grounds for separation.

A 21-year-old woman, Kashish Meena, tragically died after battling severe burn injuries for a week. She was allegedly set ablaze by her lover and his family following a relationship dispute. Police have registered a murder case against the accused, including the lover who has been arrested. An investigation is underway, with authorities also probing potential negligence by local police.

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A sudden storm capsized a cruise boat on Jabalpur's Bargi Dam reservoir, claiming four lives and leaving 17 missing. The vessel, carrying 43 people, was caught in 60-70 kmph winds. Rescue efforts are ongoing, with survivors alleging delayed life jacket distribution amid the chaos. An inquiry has been ordered.

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A 25-year-old man was allegedly murdered by his lover's family after being lured to a meeting via an Instagram message. The victim was beaten to death and his body dumped on a road. Police have arrested the woman's father and brother, along with others, following an FIR registered by the victim's wife.

An Indian Army EOD squad successfully detonated a World War II-era US-made AN-M64 500-pound bomb on the Subarnarekha river bank. Discovered by villagers, the bomb's detonation involved extensive safety measures, including aerial mapping, evacuation of nearby residents, and traffic disruption. This follows a similar incident on March 25.

Authorities across India are taking action against songs and content deemed vulgar and glorifying crime, leading to takedowns and FIRs. This crackdown, involving police, courts, and regulatory bodies, sparks debate on balancing creative freedom with social responsibility, particularly concerning youth influence.

A businessman, Dharmendra Singh alias Pintu Singh, owner of a bus service, has allegedly died by suicide. Preliminary police investigations suggest financial stress and mounting business pressure as the reasons. Singh operated a fleet of approximately 20 buses. Family members reported he was under severe mental stress due to continuous losses and rising debt.

Voters in Kolkata faced difficulties filing tribunal appeals offline, being turned away from government offices due to holidays and election-related duties. With supplementary lists published, deleted electors have a limited 15-day window to appeal, raising concerns about missing the deadline to reinstate their voting rights.

An FIR has been filed against a former Chief Municipal Officer and a computer operator in Dabra. They are accused of irregularities in the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. The alleged actions caused a financial loss of over Rs 1.31 crore to the government. Investigations revealed excess funds were released to beneficiaries without proper verification.

Two World War II-era US bombs, each weighing 226 kg and capable of destroying a city, are set for defusal today in Jamshedpur. Discovered near the Subernarekha river, the powerful explosives were found during illegal sand mining. A specialized Army team, supported by police, has cordoned off the area and prepared for a controlled detonation to ensure public safety.

Around 3.6 lakh voters in Kolkata face uncertainty as their electoral status remains under judicial scrutiny, with a supplementary roll due by April 9. Many voters, despite submitting documents and attending hearings, are still awaiting clearance for the upcoming Bengal assembly elections. This situation affects a significant portion of the 60 lakh electors across Bengal placed under adjudication.

A high-value Lamborghini involved in a Kanpur accident that injured six people has been released by police. The court ordered the vehicle's return after the accused's lawyer furnished sureties, including a personal bond and a bond equivalent to the car's Rs 8.5 crore value. The luxury car was returned Tuesday night after all formalities were completed.