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DUSIB Approves Slum Relocation Near PM Residence Plans ₹84.9 Crore Rehabilitation in Savda Ghewra

New Delhi- The Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board has approved the relocation of residents from slum clusters located near Race Course Road in central Delhi, initiating a rehabilitation plan that includes housing allocation in northwest Delhi. Officials said the move will shift residents from Bhai Ram Camp, Masjid Camp, and DID Camp to flats in…

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Five Family Members Found Dead in Tirupati After Alleged Killings and Railway Incident

Tirupati- An incident in Tirupati has left five members of a family dead, with police investigating alleged killings followed by a fatal railway incident. According to officials, the deceased include a man identified as Mohan, his wife Haritha, his mother Chandrakala, and his two minor children. Police said preliminary findings indicate that the man allegedly…

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Rohit Shetty Firing Case Linked to Bishnoi Gang Mumbai Police Reveal Motive

Mumbai- The Mumbai Police have concluded their investigation into the firing incident outside filmmaker Rohit Shetty’s residence in Juhu, stating that the attack was carried out by members linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. According to officials, the motive behind the incident was not extortion but an attempt to create fear within the film industry.…

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Palghar Murder Case, Migrant Worker Arrested After Wife Found Dead at Construction Site

Palghar- Police in Palghar have arrested a migrant labourer in connection with the death of his first wife at a construction site in the Virar area. The accused was apprehended from Navi Mumbai after allegedly fleeing with his family following the incident. According to officials, the suspect, identified as Munna Bramhadev Yadav, was tracked down…

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Dr Virendra Kumar Emphasises Welfare Push for Marginalised Communities

New Delhi, April 24, 2026: The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment  has reiterated its focus on promoting inclusive growth and fair development by further strengthening a broad range of welfare schemes designed for the upliftment of marginalised communities across the country. Union Minister Dr Virendra Kumar stated that the government is continuously enhancing targeted programmes…

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Kerala Snakebite Tragedy: 8-Year-Old Dies, Family Alleges Hospital Negligence

Thiruvananthapuram- An eight-year-old boy died after a snakebite incident in Thiruvananthapuram, with his family alleging lapses in medical care at a local government hospital. According to officials, the child, identified as Dikshal, was bitten by a cobra while sleeping at his home in the Azhoor area during the early hours of Thursday. Family members said…

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US Tourist Assault Case Triggers Licence Cancellation of Kodagu Homestay

Kodagu- The administration in Kodagu has revoked the operating licence of a homestay in Kutta village following a complaint of sexual assault filed by a United States tourist, officials confirmed. The action was taken after an incident reported earlier this month at a property identified as Devi Villa in the Kutta area of Ponnampet taluk.…

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Delhi Kailash Hills Case: Accused Arrested in Murder and Sexual Assault of 22-Year-Old

New Delhi- A 22-year-old woman was found dead at her residence in Kailash Hills, in a case that has raised serious concerns about safety and trust within domestic spaces. The Delhi Police have arrested a 23-year-old suspect, identified as Rahul Kumar Meena, who had previously worked at the victim’s home. According to investigators, the accused…

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Bombay High Court Orders Compensation for Illegal Handcuffing Case

Mumbai- The Bombay High Court has directed the Maharashtra government to compensate two individuals who were wrongfully handcuffed by police in 2010, ruling that the act amounted to a serious violation of personal dignity and legal rights. A division bench comprising Justices Urmila Joshi-Phalke and Nivedita Mehta ordered that ₹50,000 each be paid to advocate…

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Delhi Police to Launch Week-Long Anti-Drug Awareness Campaign from April 24, 2026

New Delhi : In furtherance of the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Government of India’s policy of “Zero Tolerance” against drugs, Delhi Police is organizing a week-long Anti-Drug Awareness Campaign titled ‘Nasha – Not Cool’ across Delhi, commencing from April 24, 2026. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has consistently emphasised the need…

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