India Archive

In a significant judicial pronouncement, the Madras High Court has made a statement that has stirred considerable discussion and debate. On Wednesday, 13th December, the court expressed an opinion that has resonated deeply within legal and political circles. The High Court observed that the planned assassination of Hindu leaders from political and social organizations like the BJP and RSS cannot be classified as a terrorist act. This viewpoint was articulated during the proceedings related to the bail application of one Asif Mustahin.

In the bustling corridors of Indian politics, a new name has recently captured the nation's attention: Neelam Azad. This woman, found actively participating in protests and chanting "Jai Bhim" outside the Parliament, is not an unfamiliar figure in the landscape of Indian demonstrations.

In an alarming incident of security breach, the Indian Parliament witnessed a disturbing scene today, 13 December, in the Lok Sabha, the lower house of Parliament. Two men, in a bold and unsettling act, jumped into the well of the Lok Sabha from the visitors’ gallery. This shocking event occurred during the active proceedings of the house, making it a significant breach of parliamentary security. What added to the intensity of the situation was the release of yellow-coloured smoke from canisters by these individuals, creating a scene of chaos and confusion within the historically significant chamber.

In a recent development that has shocked many, the Ahmedabad Police have taken Gujarat Congress leader Hiten Pithadiya into custody. The arrest was made following his involvement in a deeply disturbing incident where he shared an obscene image, which was falsely presented as depicting the priest of the under-construction Ram Mandir in Ayodhya.

In a case that has gripped the quiet corners of Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh, a tale of love, betrayal, and chilling violence has emerged, centered around the murder of Sukhjeet, a British citizen. The story began less than a year before Sukhjeet's tragic end when he received a call from a childhood friend, igniting a reunion that would ultimately lead to a lethal climax.

In a significant move, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) has recently implemented a new set of regulations that could have a substantial impact on the student body, including those attending part-time. These rules are applicable universally across the university's student population, irrespective of when they were admitted - whether it was before or after the introduction of these guidelines.