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In a deeply distressing incident in Balrampur, Uttar Pradesh, two doctors, Dr. Akram Jamal and Dr. Hifzur Rahman, have been arrested for their alleged involvement in a heinous crime. The doctors are accused of falsely declaring a newborn baby dead and subsequently selling the infant. The shocking revelation comes to light after a month-long struggle by the child's mother, who has been relentlessly seeking justice for her child.

In a fiery address at a mega public rally in Kolkata, Union Home Minister Amit Shah asserted, "Nobody can prevent the Central Government from implementing the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA)." Shah, a key BJP leader, criticized the Mamata Banerjee-led West Bengal government, accusing it of engaging in "appeasement politics." He passionately urged the public to bring the BJP to power in the upcoming assembly polls.

In a troubling turn of events, anger has boiled over in the varsities of Kashmir, particularly at Amar Singh and Islamia Colleges in Srinagar, sparked by derogatory remarks attributed to a non-local student from NOT Srinagar against Prophet Muhammad. The incident, which follows protests at Srinagar's National Institute of Technology the previous day, has escalated tensions, prompting demonstrations at other colleges.

In a shocking series of events, an Indian Hindu family residing in the West Midlands county of England has been subjected to multiple attacks by extremists since July this year. The disturbing aspect, however, lies in the local police's reluctance to classify these incidents as 'hate crimes,' according to a report by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).

The Supreme Court of India, on November 28th, dismissed a plea urging a complete ban on the employment of Pakistani artists in India. This decision affirmed the Bombay High Court's stance, with Justices Sanjiv Khanna and SVN Bhatti presiding over the case. The petitioner sought to prohibit Indian citizens from engaging Pakistani artists for work or performances. Justice Khanna, before dismissing the plea, emphasized that patriotic sentiments should not manifest as hostility towards individuals from neighboring countries, urging a broader perspective.

On 26th November, Delhi Police successfully arrested two sharpshooters affiliated with Khalistani terrorists and gangster Arshdeep Singh Dalla alias Arsh Dalla’s group following an encounter. During the initial interrogation, the two sharpshooters revealed they were tasked to target Punjabi singer Elly Mangat. Furthermore, they told police that other VVIPs were their target.

In a harrowing incident from Maharashtra, two minor girls, grieving the recent loss of their mother, faced unspeakable horrors in a Pune orphanage. The girls were subjected to brutal torture and forcibly converted to Christianity after being forcefully placed in the Daund region orphanage.

In a bold and decisive move, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman addressed the allegations made by the Communist Party of India (Marxist) [CPM] during the inauguration of the Loan Fair in Attingal. The event, organized by Indian Overseas Bank and Canara Bank, served as a platform for Sitharaman to confront the accusations of fund withholding by the CPM.

The Bihar government has come under fire for its decision to slash the number of holidays for Hindu festivals and increase the number of holidays for Muslim festivals in the academic year 2024. The move has been seen as a blatant appeasement of the Muslim community by the ruling RJD-JDU coalition led by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.