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In her own YouTube videos, proof of vlogger Jyoti Malhotra links to Pakistan revealed

Jyoti Malhotra, a travel vlogger with a significant online presence, has been arrested for allegedly spying for Pakistan. She maintained contact with Pakistani intelligence, attended events at the Pakistan High Commission, and frequently praised Pakistan on social media. Investigations reveal she shared sensitive information and received assistance from Pakistani officials for visa extensions and stays during her visits.

Cop, 30, dies trying to save criminals from drowning

In a tragic incident near Bijnor, Constable Manoj Kumar lost his life while attempting to rescue suspects whose vehicle plunged into a canal after a high-speed chase. Despite suffering a fatal electric shock from downed power lines, he heroically alerted his colleagues to the danger, preventing further casualties. Police have arrested two suspects and are pursuing the remaining fugitives.

IIT-B to suspend MoUs with Turkish universities

Woman given celphos instead of painkiller, dies

Op Sindoor: Bigger feat than I’ll ever get credit for - Trump on ‘pause’

YouTuber held for spying, tied to expelled Pakistan intel operative

Haryana police arrested travel vlogger Jyoti Malhotra from Hisar for allegedly spying and sharing sensitive information with Pakistani intelligence. She is accused of circulating pro-Pakistan content and maintaining encrypted contact with Pakistani operatives. Police seized her devices and are investigating her bank records, marking the seventh espionage-related arrest in the region since May 7.

22 kids among 90 from Bangladesh held in Mathura

In Mathura, authorities detained 90 Bangladeshi nationals, including children, for allegedly residing illegally in India, seizing documents and mobile phones. They were found working at brickyards, having crossed borders years ago. Simultaneously, Uttarakhand police arrested a US citizen and a Bangladeshi woman for lacking valid residency documents, highlighting ongoing efforts to address illegal immigration.

FIR against Kuki student union president ‘for threatening’ Meiteis

Madras HC stays NEET-2025 results over power cut row

Madras High Court has put a hold on the NEET-2025 results. This follows petitions from 13 candidates. They claim a power cut at an Avadi exam center near Chennai disrupted their test. Justice V Lakshminarayanan has asked the National Testing Agency to respond by June 2. Students faced issues like poor lighting and rainwater.

Sambhal violence: Charges framed against 50 accused, trial to begin

Delhi HC orders CBI & forensic probe into JEE Mains score ‘mismatch’

The Delhi High Court has ordered a CBI probe, including a forensic examination, into alleged manipulation of JEE (Mains) 2025 scorecards following claims of discrepancies by two candidates. The court directed the Central Forensic Science Laboratory (CFSL) to expedite the inquiry and submit findings by May 22, ahead of the JEE (Advanced) 2025 results.

Gujarat minister’s son held in Rs 71 crore MGNREGS scam case

Balwant Khabad, son of Gujarat minister Bachu Khabad, has been arrested in connection with a Rs 71 crore MGNREGS scam in Dahod. He and his brother are linked to firms that received undue payments for NREGA projects. The scam involved 32 firms and inflated projects, prompting calls for a special investigation team.

Alex Ovechkin set to return for 21st NHL season

Alex Ovechkin returns for his 21st NHL season with the Washington Capitals, chasing more records as he nears 40. Despite uncertainty about retirement, Ovechkin remains a dominant force, inspiring teammates and fans alike. With his historic goal-scoring legacy and leadership, the Capitals look to him to push for another Stanley Cup, proving age is just a number in hockey greatness.

4,000 ex-troops to guard vital infrastructure across J&K

The J&K government has approved deploying 4,000 ex-servicemen to protect vital infrastructure across the Union territory. These veterans will perform non-combatant duties, including static guard duties and local coordination, at power stations, bridges, and government installations. Around 435 personnel possess licensed weapons, enhancing their ability to respond to localized security situations.