'Chapter is behind me': Lalit Modi says he'll return to India soon
Lalit Modi plans to return to India by year-end or early next year. This follows major legal relief from the SAFEMA Appellate Tribunal concerning a 2009 IPL case. The tribunal set aside most Enforcement Directorate findings and penalties related to foreign exchange transactions. Modi stated he fought the case for sixteen years and felt vindicated by the verdict.
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Clash erupts between BJP & Cong workers in Hyderabad; Telangana BJP chief Ramchander Rao detained
Telangana BJP leaders and cadre were taken into preventive custody by the police while proceeding towards Gandhi Bhavan to stage a protest against Rahul Gandhi’s ‘dharna’ near Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s residence
Supreme Court asks States, UTs to consider raising retirement age of judicial officers from 60 to 61 years
A Bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V. Mohana passed the direction while hearing a petition seeking uniform enhancement of the retirement age of district judiciary judges from 60 to 62 years across the country
'No punitive action against protesters': Sonam Wangchuk's condition to end fast
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk expressed readiness to end his fast if the government assures no actions against protesters.
'No legal action against CJP protesters': Wangchuk sets condition to end hunger strike
Activist Sonam Wangchuk will end his hunger strike if protesters face no legal action. He seeks assurance from the government regarding the CJP's march participants. Wangchuk also requested compensation for affected students and parliamentary discussion. He wants to return to his work and students after receiving this assurance. The activist will continue his fast indefinitely without this government guarantee.