The Bombay High Court criticized the handling of sexual assaults on two minors in Badlapur. The court urged action against the school and police for delays and lacking support for the victims' families. Emphasizing girls' safety, the court seeks a detailed report on the incident from the Special Investigation Team by August 27.
Maoists have reported losing 5,249 cadres over the last two decades due to intensified security force operations. Their latest booklet outlines significant losses and challenges faced, including high-ranking commanders' deaths and increased surrenders. Despite these difficulties, they plan to mark their 20th anniversary from Sep 21 to Oct 20.
Maharashtra’s proposed new law has many open-ended provisions and few safeguards. Many have pointed out this comes with a high risk of misuse by the state
Union home minister Amit Shah, during his visit to Raipur, urged for a decisive end to left-wing extremism by March 2026. He highlighted the progress made in reducing Maoist influence in various states due to strategic development and security measures. Shah emphasized the importance of cooperation between states and the successful implementation of government policies to achieve this goal.
Senior Advocate Amit Munde has been appointed the Special Public Prosecutor for the Enforcement Directorate. Known for his expertise in economic crimes, he brings extensive experience from handling over 2,500 cases and securing landmark convictions. He will now represent the ED in high-profile cases, supporting its mission against financial crimes across the nation.
A special court in Pune granted bail to six individuals, including the father of a 17-year-old involved in a fatal Porsche Taycan crash. The teenager crashed the car, killing two software engineers. The father and pub staff were implicated for various offenses under the Juvenile Justice Act related to the fatal car crash.
MoU signed between IIT Bhilai, Foundation for Ecological Security to work for benefit of grassroots communities in Chhattisgarh
TNN / Jul 12, 2024, 22:42 (IST)The Chhattisgarh government is launching the 'Bastar Olympics' on November 1 to foster unity between victims of Naxalite violence and surrendered Maoists. This unique initiative aims to engage youth in sports, boost their confidence, and deter Maoist recruitment efforts. Winners will be awarded cash prizes and mementos.
The Chhattisgarh government is set to launch the 'Bastar Olympics' on November 1, aiming to engage youth and former Maoists in sports. This initiative seeks to bridge gaps between victims of Naxal violence and surrendered cadres, fostering hope and aiding development in the conflict-affected Bastar region.
Six Maoists were killed by police in Telangana's Bhadradri Kothagudem district near the Chhattisgarh border during a combing operation. Two officers sustained injuries. This incident follows another encounter in Chhattisgarh where nine Maoists, including a top leader from Telangana, were eliminated, indicating ongoing efforts to suppress left-wing extremism.
What is the National Recruitment Agency (NRA), tasked to prepare exam guidelines under anti-paper leak law?
TOI Education / Jun 25, 2024, 15:04 (IST)To prevent cheating in public exams, the National Recruitment Agency (NRA) is mandated to oversee the Common Eligibility Test (CET) for non-Gazetted posts. The new anti-paper leak law, effective from June 21, imposes strict penalties on offenders. Recent events, like the UGC-NET exam cancellation and CBI investigation, underscore the significance of exam integrity. Moreover, the NRA is responsible for establishing SOPs for computer-based exams, ensuring fair recruitment processes.
