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Three soldiers among seven more held in Bolarum arms theft case; police say weapons were meant for a string of robberies

Retired Havaldar Mallesh allegedly explored selling the stolen military weapons to contacts in West Bengal

Bank robbery videos, Army insiders and arms dealers: Bolarum theft probe reveals wider plot

Investigators say each member had a distinct role, from providing inside information and planning robberies to brokering arms deals and finding prospective buyers

Sambhav Jain's Death Sparks Online Debate Over Alimony And Divorce Laws

Following Sambhav Jain's death, some social media users have called for a ban on alimony, while others have argued for greater scrutiny of how financial settlements are determined in divorce cases.

"It Was An Act Of Terror": Israeli Envoy To UAE On flydubai Incident

Israeli Ambassador Yossi Abraham Shelley acknowledged that such events give fliers "trauma" and create fears that a similar incident could take occur on their flight.

Drought scorches Karnataka’s spice belt; chilli, turmeric worst hit

As per details shared by the department, the target area for chilli, including green and red varieties, was 1,20,000.03 hectares, while the sown area was 99,986.57 hectares

Rahul Gandhi slams Delhi Police over sexual harassment complaints

‘Silence any woman who dares to ask questions’: Rahul slams Delhi Police over sexual harassment complaints

Once thought extinct, a plant becomes star of Wildlife Week at Keralam’s Parambikulam

The exhibition as part of Wildlife Week at Parambikulam has been named after Haplothismia exannulata, a tiny plant that was found again in the forest 26 years ago after more than a century without a trace

Watch: How Spain's housing crisis has resulted in an early general election

A series of measures to tackle the housing crisis were defeated in parliament on Friday

How Spain's housing crisis has resulted in an early general election

A series of measures to tackle the housing crisis were defeated in parliament on Friday

Justice Bhuyan: ‘Mass voter exclusion would negate constitutional order’

The Supreme Court judge says no amount of whataboutery can justify the exclusion of voters en masse from the electoral rolls as such an action is fatal to the Constitution.

Bihar MLC polls: JD(U) faces dissent; RLM to back own candidate

One of the rebel MLAs, Anand Madhav, said the decision was taken out of “respect” for party workers. He asserted that the MLAs would remain with the NDA