Won’t permit any challenge to 1995 Waqf Act: SC bench

The Supreme Court will hear arguments on May 20 regarding the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025. The court limited the hearing to address the necessity of interim orders. The government submitted an affidavit addressing concerns raised by the court. The court refused challenges to the Waqf Act, 1995. Kapil Sibal will coordinate submissions on the need for interim relief.

‘Should be careful’: SC raps MP min for remarks aimed at Col Qureshi

We killed Dalla ‘aide’ in Ontario: Lawrence gang

The Lawrence Bishnoi group claimed responsibility for the murder of Harjit Singh Dhadda, a Sikh businessman, in Mississauga, Ontario. Rohit Godara, an associate of Bishnoi, stated that Dhadda was killed for allegedly assisting Khalistan Tiger Force chief Arsh Dalla with bail. Godara, a wanted man by Interpol, accused Dhadda of supporting their enemies despite prior warnings.

SC nixes Maha’s 1998 allotment of Rs 200 crore forest land for Rs 2 crore

Madhya Pradesh HC puts NEET-UG results on hold

Class 7 student held for sodomy bid, murder of 4-year-old boy

Must scrap shoddy arbitration clauses, penalise drafters: SC

The Supreme Court addresses poorly drafted arbitration clauses. These clauses cause lengthy legal battles. The court says those responsible should face penalties. Judges should reject unclear clauses immediately. A dispute between Municipal Corporation of Delhi and contractors lasted a decade. The court emphasizes the need for precise and clear arbitration clauses. Ambiguity in agreements is a serious concern.

In raid on Red fort, Belgian Malinois dies of bee attack

In a tragic incident during an anti-Naxal operation in Chhattisgarh, CRPF K9 Rolo, a Belgian Malinois, succumbed to a massive bee sting attack. The brave dog, part of the 228th battalion, was instrumental in detecting explosives and assisting infantry patrols. Despite immediate medical evacuation and treatment, Rolo could not survive the ordeal.

Assam MLA held under NSA for Pahalgam remark

India wants US to cut duties for labour-intensive sectors

Foreign Minister Jaishankar emphasized that a mutually beneficial trade deal with the US is expected, where both countries gain. Negotiations are intricate, and no decision is final until all aspects are agreed upon. Discussions are progressing well, with officials slated to conduct further talks, aiming for an early deal covering a limited set of products.

Adanis terminate deal with Chinese company DragonPass

‘Ceasefire’ extended till Sunday, claims Pak; no word from India yet

India and Pakistan have decided to continue confidence-building measures to de-escalate military tensions along the Line of Control and the international boundary. This decision follows an understanding reached on May 10 to cease cross-border hostilities, with both sides aiming to prevent aggressive actions. While Pakistan claims an extension of the ceasefire, India maintains full operational readiness.

Pet Beagle wolfs down stapler pins, 100+ got out of tummy after surgery

Disabled man pushed off train in row over reserved seat, dies

Hitesh Mistry, a 35-year-old disabled man, was killed after being thrown from a train near Jamnagar for objecting to two men occupying a reserved coach. Haji Ayyub Kachhadia and Saddam Qasam, both with prior criminal records, have been arrested in connection with the murder. Mistry and his friend were assaulted and pushed off the Saurashtra Express after an altercation.

Carney picks Trump tariff critic as US-Canada trade minister

Prime Minister Mark Carney appointed Dominic LeBlanc, a vocal critic of Donald Trump, as Canada-US trade minister to address ongoing trade disputes. LeBlanc, known for his strong stance against US tariffs, aims to protect Canadian industries and strengthen economic ties. His primary challenge involves navigating the complexities of US trade policies while seeking mutually beneficial outcomes.