2008 MALEGAON BOMB BLAST CASE VERDICT
Supreme Court acquits business coach and YouTuber Vivek Bindra of all legal cases
Dr. Vivek Bindra, a YouTuber and business coach, has been acquitted by the Supreme Court of all fraud-related cases filed against him and his company, Bada Business. The allegations involved misleading claims of high income through business projects and questionable courses. Bindra celebrated the verdict as a victory for truth and his followers.
Imran Khan slams Army chief Asim Munir for 'inflicting oppression' to prolong rule
Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan, currently jailed, has accused Army chief Asim Munir of oppression and imposing undeclared martial law. Khan alleges the February elections were rigged to install Shehbaz Sharif's government. He claims he and his wife face solitary confinement and mental torture. Khan also condemned a bomb blast in Balochistan and urged support for a strike.
'14 terrorists, 400 kg RDX': Astrologer held from Noida for threatening to bomb Mumbai, wanted to frame friend-turned-foe
Mumbai Police apprehended a 50-year-old man from Noida for allegedly sending a hoax message to the traffic police WhatsApp helpline, claiming that 14 terrorists had entered Mumbai with 400 kg of RDX. The message, which mentioned a group called 'Lashkar-e-Jihadi,' prompted a thorough investigation involving the Crime Branch and ATS.
Thrust into the line of fire, Iranians worry about what comes next
A recent war between Israel and Iran left Tehran reeling. Israeli strikes targeted military and nuclear sites. Civilian casualties were high. Iran retaliated with missile strikes. A fragile ceasefire is in place. The conflict signals a dangerous escalation. Many Iranians express anger and vulnerability. Some seek change, while others call for revenge. The war has changed Iran.
“Ganesh Visarjan 2025: Over 21,000 police, AI tech & drones to be deployed in Mumbai on Anant Chaturdashi”
Anant Chaturdashi 2025: Mumbai Police is deploying over 21,000 personnel and using AI for traffic management during Ganesh Visarjan. A detailed security plan is in place with BMC, including lifeguards, drones, and CCTVs. Simultaneously, police are investigating a bomb threat received via WhatsApp, claiming 34 'human bombs' and the infiltration of Pakistani terrorists, leading to heightened security across the city.
Mumbai on high alert after 'human bombs' threat ahead of Ganesh Visarjan: Police issue statement
Mumbai Police heightened security following a threatening WhatsApp message to the Traffic Control Room, warning of multiple bomb blasts during Ganesh Visarjan. The message claimed 34 'human bombs' were planted in vehicles across the city, with a potential use of 400 kg of RDX.
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Mumbai Police get threat claiming 34 vehicles ready with 'human bombs' and 14 Pakistani terrorists
Mumbai bomb threat: Mumbai police received alarming bomb threats via WhatsApp, claiming 34 'human bombs' planted in vehicles citywide, threatening a massive explosion. The message attributed the threat to 'Lashkar-e-Jihadi,' alleging the infiltration of 14 Pakistani terrorists with 400 kg of RDX. Authorities have heightened security across Mumbai and are actively investigating all aspects of the threat.
Will approach SC against 'injustice': Sibal on HC rejecting Umar Khalid's bail plea in Delhi riots case
Kapil Sibal has criticized the Delhi High Court's denial of bail to Umar Khalid in the Delhi riots case, alleging a violation of Article 21 and announcing plans to appeal to the Supreme Court. Sibal questioned the state of democracy and the judiciary, highlighting the prolonged detention of Khalid and the slow pace of the court proceedings.
Will the NFL suspend Jalen Carter? Here's what history says with spitting cases
Jalen Carter, Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle, was ejected just six seconds into the game against the Dallas Cowboys for spitting on quarterback Dak Prescott. While facing potential suspension, past NFL spitting incidents resulted in fines rather than bans. The league's renewed emphasis on 'respect for the opponent' this season adds complexity to the decision.
Thailand's former Prime Minister Thaksin makes surprise departure ahead of a risky court ruling
Thailand's former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra abruptly left the country before a crucial court ruling that could lead to a new prison sentence. This exit follows his daughter's removal as prime minister due to an ethics violation.
Centre moves Supreme Court seeking transfer of pleas against online gaming law from HCs to avoid 'conflicting verdicts'
The Central government has asked the Supreme Court to move cases against the Online Gaming Regulation Act, 2025. These cases are currently in different high courts. The government wants the Supreme Court to hear them together. This is to ensure consistent rulings. The Online Gaming Regulation Act, 2025 bans real-money online gaming nationwide.
Google must pay $425 million in class action over privacy, jury rules
A US jury ordered Google to pay $425 million for collecting user data despite tracking being turned off. The case involved privacy violations affecting millions. Though Google denies wrongdoing and plans to appeal, the verdict highlights growing scrutiny over its data practices. The users had been seeking more than $31 billion in damages.
SC says person can avoid jail time in a cheque bounce case if...
The Supreme Court has ruled that a person convicted in a cheque bounce case can avoid jail if they reach a compromise with the complainant. The court emphasized that cheque dishonor is primarily a civil wrong, explicitly made compoundable by law.
A young actress who worked with Rajesh Khanna was murdered along with 5 family members. Mumbai's court judge called it 'rarest of rare' case
Laila Khan, a Bollywood actress, was tragically murdered with her family in 2011. Her stepfather, Parvez Tak, committed the crime due to family tensions. The bodies were discovered in 2012 at their Igatpuri farmhouse. In 2024, Tak received a death sentence for the gruesome murders. Read on to know why the judge called it 'rarest of rare case'
At least 25 killed in Pakistan attacks, including 14 at political rally
A series of attacks in Pakistan on Tuesday resulted in at least 25 fatalities. A suicide bombing at a Balochistan National Party rally in Quetta killed 14 and wounded dozens. Separately, five paramilitary personnel died near the Iranian border, and six soldiers were killed in a suicide attack on their base in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, claimed by Ittehad-ul-Mujahideen Pakistan.
Cardi B cleared in security guard assault lawsuit, says 'I did not touch that woman' after jury's verdict
Cardi B verdict 2025: Cardi B was found not liable in a civil case accusing her of assaulting a security guard in 2018. The jury reached the verdict quickly after hearing testimony from both Cardi B and the security guard, Emani Ellis. Ellis claimed Cardi B spat on her and scratched her, but Cardi B denied the allegations, and witnesses supported her account.
RTE exemption for minority institutions may weaken universal elementary education, says SC
A two-judge bench, hearing pleas from Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra on whether passing the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) should be mandatory for appointment in minority-run schools, referred the matter to the Chief Justice of India to consider forming a larger bench. The court said putting minority institutions outside the Act’s ambit “would weaken the idea of inclusivity.”
Hydrogen bomb of 'Vote Chori' expose coming: Rahul Gandhi to BJP
Rahul Gandhi alleges BJP involvement in vote theft. He warns of a major expose. The opposition alliance concludes its 'Voter Adhikar Yatra' in Patna. Tejashwi Yadav attacks Nitish Kumar's government. He accuses it of corruption and crime. Mallikarjun Kharge urges people to vote out the BJP government. He asks them to thwart their vote-chori plot.
Fake IED plot to jail ex-hubby backfires on J&K woman
A woman lawyer in Jammu and Kashmir, identified as Rahila Qadri, allegedly orchestrated a plot to frame her former husband on terrorism charges. Qadri, along with her current husband, hired an aide to plant a fake IED at her ex-husband's residence.
'Even people in China and US are saying Vote chor, gaddi chhodd': Rahul Gandhi takes dig at PM Modi's China visit
The 16-day Voter Adhikar Yatra organised under the leadership of Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi concluded in Patna on Monday. The main agenda of the yatra was to oppose the Special Intensive Revision being conducted by Election Commission of India in Bihar and also to justify the recent "vote chori" allegations made by Rahul Gandhi on ECI.
Two killed, five injured in firecracker factory explosion in Lucknow
An explosion happened in a firecracker factory in Uttar Pradesh's Lucknow, causing the walls of the factory to collapse. There are concerns of potential injuries and fatalities. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath conveyed his sympathies to the affected families and has instructed authorities to provide comprehensive medical care to the injured and to accelerate relief efforts at the site of the incident.
Balochistan govt extends bans on public gathering amid BLA's coordinated attacks in Pakistan
The Balochistan government has extended Section 144 across the province. This extension is for another 15 days, until September 14. The reason is ongoing law and order concerns. Restrictions include bans on weapons, pillion riding and public gatherings. Baloch Liberation Army claimed responsibility for attacks on Pakistani forces. The attacks occurred across several districts of Balochistan.
'When we take PoK back, our objective will be achieved...': Uma Bharti lauds Operation Sindoor
India launched Operation Sindoor on May 7 as a military response to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack in which 26 people were killed. The Indian Armed Forces targeted terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, leading to the elimination of over 100 terrorists. India repelled subsequent Pakistaggression and pounded its airbases. India has said that Op Sindoor has not ended and any misadventure by Pakistan will get a befitting response.
Extremely shocking: SC irked over Allahabad HC's delay in pronouncing verdict in an appeal
The Supreme Court, concerned about delayed verdicts, has directed high courts to report cases where judgments are reserved for over three months. This directive follows a shocking Allahabad High Court case where a criminal appeal judgment was pending for over a year after arguments. The court reiterated guidelines for timely pronouncements, emphasizing litigants' faith in the judicial process.
"Forced me to take names of Mohan Bhagwat, PM Modi, Yogi Adityanath": Sadhvi Pragya on investigation of Malegaon bomb blast
Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur alleged that she faced coercion during the investigation of the 2008 Malegaon blast. She claimed that there was an attempt to pressure her into falsely implicating prominent figures like PM Modi, Yogi Adityanath, and Mohan Bhagwat.
Malegaon blast acquittal: Who is responsible? asks outfit that helped victims
An organization assisting victims' families in the 2008 Malegaon blast case has voiced strong disapproval over the acquittal of all seven accused, including Pragya Singh Thakur and Prasad Purohit. Questioning the verdict, the organization seeks clarity on who was responsible if those acquitted were not involved. They expressed disappointment that justice was not served to the blast victims.
Malegaon blast verdict: Owaisi-led AIMIM demands Maharashtra govt challenge acquittal in HC
Imtiaz Jaleel, an AIMIM leader, urged the Maharashtra government to challenge the acquittal of the accused in the 2008 Malegaon blast case. He questioned the real perpetrators behind the blasts. Jaleel drew parallels to the 2006 Mumbai train blasts case acquittals. He suggested the Supreme Court might intervene if the acquittal is not challenged.
Malegaon bomb blast case explained: What were the charges against Sadhvi Pragya and why the court acquitted all accused
Malegaon bomb blast case 2008: A special NIA court acquitted all seven accused, including Pragya Singh Thakur and Lt Col Prasad Purohit, in the 2008 Malegaon blast case, citing a lack of reliable evidence. The blast, which killed six and injured over 100 in Malegaon, Maharashtra, had sparked intense scrutiny. The court emphasized that suspicion cannot replace proof and that terrorism has no religion.
Malegaon blast case: Court acquits all seven accused including ex-BJP MP Sadhvi Pragya and Lt Col Purohit
Malegaon blast case verdict: A special NIA court has given its verdict in the 2008 Malegaon blast case. The court cited defective sanction orders and lapses in the investigation. It stated UAPA could not be invoked. The blast killed six and injured over 100. The NIA sought punishment for the accused. The trial began in 2018 and concluded on April 19, 2025.
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