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Security scare near PM Modi’s Bengaluru event after explosive materials recovered nearby

Security agencies launched a major investigation on May 10 after explosive materials were recovered near the venue of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s event at the Art of Living International Centre on the outskirts of Bengaluru.

Nida Khan Arrested in TCS Nashik Case After Nearly a Month on the Run

Suspended TCS employee Nida Khan, accused in the TCS Nashik sexual harassment and alleged religious conversion case, was tracked down to a flat in Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar after weeks of police searches across Maharashtra.

Hundreds of Bihar students hospitalised after rumours of snake in mid-day meal trigger panic

More than 150 students in Bihar’s Saharsa district fell ill after consuming a school mid-day meal amid allegations that a baby snake was found in the food, reviving concerns over safety lapses in India’s flagship nutrition programme.

Forensic tests find rat poison in Mumbai family deaths, watermelon no longer sole focus of probe

Investigators found traces of zinc phosphide in the bodies of four family members and in food samples collected after the deaths, while officials continue probing how the toxic substance entered the meal.

Cash Thrown From 9th-Floor Flat During ED Raid in Mohali, Driver Held With ₹21 Lakh

Enforcement Directorate teams raided multiple locations linked to the Suntech City land scam as officials recovered cash allegedly tossed from a high-rise apartment in Kharar.

India marks Operation Sindoor anniversary, says strikes gave ‘befitting reply’ to Pakistan-backed terror

The Ministry of External Affairs reaffirmed India’s right to defend itself against cross-border terrorism, while senior Air Force officials said Operation Sindoor destroyed 13 Pakistani aircraft and struck 11 airfields during the 2025 conflict.

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Bombay HC upholds acquittal of all 22 accused in Sohrabuddin encounter case

Court dismisses appeals by Sohrabuddin Shaikh’s brothers, bringing a legal battle over the 2005–06 killings closer to closure after nearly two decades.

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