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    SBI employee penalised for misbehavior: Bank’s disciplinary action of cutting two salary increments upheld by high court

    The Chhattisgarh High Court dismissed an SBI employee's appeal. The employee faced disciplinary action for sexual harassment under POSH Act, 2013. An internal inquiry found him guilty of misconduct. The court upheld the bank's decision. It stated due process was followed. Allegations included misbehavior with customers and staff. The employee claimed the inquiry was flawed. Read below to know the details of this case.

    Dreamliner disaster in India deepens Boeing's longstanding safety woes

    Boeing 787 Dreamliner planes have experienced operational problems in the past with passengers onboard, resulting in injuries. But there has not been a fatality recorded in previous incidents involving the Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft, according to the Aviation Safety Network database.

    Gujarat Air India accident: Boeing 787 crash brings fresh scrutiny to plane maker's safety record

    An Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner crashed in India, raising concerns about Boeing's safety record amidst past quality issues. The plane, carrying 242 passengers and crew, including many foreign nationals, had no immediate reports of survivors. This incident occurs while Boeing addresses legal issues from the 737 Max crashes and other safety incidents, impacting the company's stock value.

    US' top general terms Pakistan a 'phenomenal partner in counter-terrorism'

    A top U.S. general has called Pakistan a “phenomenal partner in the counter-terrorism world,” highlighting joint efforts against ISIS-K. General Michael Erik Kurilla, head of CENTCOM, told U.S. lawmakers that Pakistani forces, aided by American intelligence, captured key ISIS-K figures and extradited one accused in the 2021 Kabul airport bombing. He stressed the importance of maintaining strong ties with both Pakistan and India.

    Meghalaya murder: Raja Raghuvanshi's family members apologise to Meghalaya Police; demand strict action against culprits

    The Raghuvanshi family has apologized to the Meghalaya government. This follows the murder of Raja Raghuvanshi in Meghalaya. Raja's brother thanked the Meghalaya government for their support. The family demands strict action against the culprits. They also requested a CBI investigation. Raja's wife, Sonam, and others are accused of the murder.

    Dinner, porn, and betrayal: The staggering case of Coach Ken Porter and the hidden abuse that haunted athletes for decades

    Thomas Kenneth Porter, a former Edmonton coach, is found guilty. The court finds him guilty of sexual offenses against teenage boys. These offenses happened in the 1970s. Chris Dallin, a victim, shares his story after decades. He hopes to encourage others to speak out. The case follows an investigation by Athletics Canada. Porter awaits his sentence after the ruling.

    • Anti-immigrant rioting stretches into second night in Northern Ireland

      Ballymena in Northern Ireland witnessed a second night of rioting. Anti-immigrant protests spread to other areas. Police reported hate-fueled acts. Homes and vehicles were attacked. The violence followed a demonstration over an alleged sexual assault. Far-right groups amplified the unrest. Authorities are investigating the incidents. They are reviewing video footage to identify rioters.

      Bombay HC orders BMC to pay Rs 50 lakh each to kin of 8 Kurla hotel fire victims, cites ‘gross negligence’

      The Bombay High Court ordered the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation to compensate families of Hotel City Kinara fire victims. The court held BMC responsible for neglecting safety violations. The 2015 fire in Kurla killed eight people. Victims were on an illegal mezzanine floor. BMC failed to act on complaints. The court cited violation of fundamental rights.

      Police officials exhibit apathy in kidnapping cases: Allahabad HC

      Allahabad High Court criticizes police for prioritizing image over public service. The court notes police apathy in abduction cases. It highlights the lack of accountability for officers. This inaction can lead to fatal outcomes. The court suggests holding police heads responsible if abduction leads to death. Varanasi Police Commissioner must explain the missing person case.

      US offers $10M reward for El Chapo’s fugitive sons linked to fentanyl trafficking

      The US government is offering a $10 million reward for information leading to the arrest of El Chapo’s fugitive sons, Ivan and Alfredo Guzman. Authorities say they rebuilt the Sinaloa Cartel and led fentanyl trafficking into the US. Sanctions were also announced against their faction, Los Chapitos

      Mumbai police introduces 'Matunga model' to make police stations more child friendly

      Mumbai police innovate with child-friendly corners in seven police stations. These spaces offer comfort to children of suspects and victims. Trained women officers manage these rooms. The initiative, known as the 'Matunga model,' aims to reduce intimidation. Plans are underway to extend this model city-wide. Collaborations with experts will enhance support. Child rights advocates and NGOs welcome this empathetic approach.

      Viral video shows Sonam Raghuvanshi’s alleged lover Raj Kushwaha seen consoling her father at Raja’s funeral

      A viral video has surfaced showing Raj Kushwaha, the alleged lover of Sonam Raghuvanshi, consoling her father during the funeral of her husband, Raja Raghuvanshi. This comes amid allegations that Sonam plotted Raja’s murder during their honeymoon in Meghalaya, sparking outrage and disbelief.

      Atishi writes to Delhi Police Commissioner over 9-year-old's rape-murder, questions investigation

      Atishi wrote to Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora on Monday regarding the alleged rape and murder of a 9-year-old girl in the Dayalpur area of North East Delhi. She sought an appointment with him to discuss the matter, stating that the fact that the main accused has still not been arrested raises serious questions about the nature and seriousness of the police investigation.

      CBI arrests man in child sexual assault case from Aizawl

      The CBI arrested an individual in Aizawl, Mizoram, for sexually assaulting a minor and possessing Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). The arrest followed a CBI investigation initiated after identifying CSAM through international databases and cyber tipline reports. Forensic analysis revealed the assault, leading to the rescue of the victim who was threatened and exploited to create CSAM.

      New Zealand soldier films women during sex, faces court martial, laughs during trial

      Manu Smith, a Royal New Zealand Infantry soldier, faces charges. He is accused of secretly filming two women. The incidents occurred without their consent. The court martial at Burnham Military Camp is hearing the case. Smith denies the charges, claiming he had permission. One woman admitted discussing the recordings after their breakup. She wanted to cause him hurt.

      9-year-old girl's body found in suitcase in northeast Delhi; family alleges sexual assault

      A nine-year-old girl in northeast Delhi's Dayalpur area was allegedly raped, murdered, and her body was discovered inside a suitcase at a neighbor's residence, sparking outrage and protests from family members and locals. The incident has led to a heavy police presence in the area to maintain order as investigations are underway.

      Despite BJP's four-engine govt in Delhi, daughters not safe: AAP on minor's death

      The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has strongly criticized the BJP's governance in Delhi following the tragic death and alleged sexual assault of a nine-year-old girl. Arvind Kejriwal demands accountability from Union Home Minister Amit Shah, citing the deteriorating law and order situation. AAP leaders question the effectiveness of the BJP's "four-engine" government in ensuring the safety of Delhi's daughters.

      4 months passed, no part of ex-gratia offered to petitioner: HC on Maha Kumbh stampede

      The Allahabad High Court has criticized the Uttar Pradesh government for delaying compensation to families of victims of the Maha Kumbh stampede in Prayagraj. Justices expressed concern over the lack of autopsy before handing over a victim's body.

      Gold medalist CA Akshata Pai, not a cricket fan, took leave out of curiosity, dies in RCB celebration stampede in Bengaluru

      Akshata Pai, a 26-year-old chartered accountant, tragically died in a crowd surge during the Royal Challengers Bengaluru victory celebration near Chinnaswamy Stadium. She and her husband, Ashay Amballi, attended the event after taking leave from work, but became separated amidst the chaos.

      US lawmaker tells Pak delegation to eliminate 'vile' terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed

      US Congressman Brad Sherman urged a Pakistani delegation, led by Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, to eliminate Jaish-e-Mohammed and protect religious minorities. Sherman emphasized the importance of combating terrorism, referencing the murder of Daniel Pearl. He also called for the release of Dr. Shakil Afridi, who aided in locating Osama bin Laden, highlighting its significance for 9/11 victims.

      Court clears owner in 2021 Tasmanian bouncy castle deaths of six children, blamed on unprecedented weather

      An Australian court acquitted Rosemary Gamble, owner of Taz-Zorb, in the 2021 bouncy castle tragedy that killed six children and seriously injured three at Hillcrest Primary School in Tasmania. Gamble was charged with failing to comply with safety duties, but the magistrate ruled the incident was caused by an unpredictable "dust devil." The verdict devastated the victims' families, who felt justice was not served.

      Anticipatory bail must not be given mechanically: SC

      The Supreme Court overturned a Patna High Court order granting anticipatory bail to four individuals accused in a murder case, emphasizing that such bail should not be granted mechanically in serious offenses. The court found the High Court's order lacked reasoning and judicial analysis, particularly given the gravity of the allegations involving a fatal assault stemming from a property dispute.

      Karnataka CM orders arrests of RCB, KSCA executives; suspends Bengaluru Police Chief over stampede

      Following a stampede at Royal Challengers Bengaluru's IPL victory celebration that led to 11 deaths, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has ordered arrests of officials from RCB, KSCA, and DNA Entertainment Networks. Simultaneously, top police officials, including the Bengaluru Police Commissioner, have been suspended due to allegations of insufficient crowd control and safety measures during the tragic event at M.

      High courts can't suo motu enhance punishment in appeal: SC

      The Supreme Court has ruled on the suo motu revision powers of high courts. High courts cannot enhance sentences without appeals from victims. This applies to convictions on other charges too. The ruling came in a case involving Nagarajan. He was convicted by the Madras High Court. The Supreme Court set aside part of the high court's order.

      Bengaluru stampede shocker: When a 35,000-capacity stadium was overrun by lakhs, gates were broken...

      Bengaluru stampede: Karnataka's Chief Minister Siddaramaiah addressed the Chinnaswamy Stadium stampede following RCB celebrations, attributing it to an unexpectedly massive crowd overwhelming the venue's capacity. A magisterial inquiry has been ordered with a 15-day deadline to investigate the circumstances. The government emphasised its role in providing security, while acknowledging the need for improved crowd control measures during large events.

      Bihar has been carrying failure of NDA govt for many years: RJD's Tejashwi Yadav

      Tejashwi Yadav attacked the Bihar government, citing failures. He mentioned the Muzaffarpur case and alleged administrative issues. Yadav claimed the government is neglecting important matters. Rahul Gandhi also criticized the Bihar government over the Muzaffarpur incident. He alleged negligence in the girl's treatment at PMCH. Gandhi demanded strict action against those responsible. Bihar assembly election is due this year.

      Uber driver Mohamed Sabry Soliman planned an anti-Zionist attack for a year, injuring 8 at a Boulder hostage rally

      A Colorado event faced terror. Mohamed Sabry Soliman attacked a peaceful walk in Boulder. He used a flamethrower and Molotov cocktails. Eight people were injured. The victims included a Holocaust survivor. Soliman confessed to planning the attack. He wanted to target Zionist people. He faces federal hate crime charges. The community supports the victims. Leaders urge unity.

      Oppn slams Bihar govt over rape, death of 10-year-old

      Bihar faces political turmoil. Opposition blames the government for negligence. A Dalit girl from Muzaffarpur was raped and died. Parties protest against poor law and order. They allege delayed treatment at Patna Medical College Hospital. Rahul Gandhi demands justice. Congress seeks the Health Minister's resignation. An NDA ally also wants action for the delay. The government promises a speedy trial.

      "Double-engine government was negligent": Rahul Gandhi slams NDA over Dalit girl's death at PMCH

      Rahul Gandhi criticized the NDA government, led by Nitish Kumar, following the death of a minor Dalit girl, alleging negligence at PMCH. He asserted that the "double-engine" government's carelessness led to the tragic outcome, promising justice for the victim's family. Bihar Congress Chief Rajesh Ram also condemned the government's negligence, citing failures in the healthcare system and demanding accountability.

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