Bengal girl was gang-raped, brutalised, shows autopsy
A 12-year-old girl was sexually abused and brutally murdered in Baruipur. Her body was found in a local pond after she was dumped alive. The autopsy report indicated horrific injuries and suffocation as the cause of death. Police have charged three suspects under severe sections of the law. The Chief Minister vowed to seek capital punishment for all accused.
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'It got Rs 160 crore from TMC’: ED searches Kolkata company over aircraft deal
Enforcement Directorate searched five locations in Kolkata Tuesday. The agency is probing an aviation firm's alleged financial dealings. Carewell Aviation reportedly received Rs 160 crore from TMC funds. This money was allegedly used to purchase an aircraft and a helicopter. The ED is investigating the unlawful collection and routing of these suspected funds.
4 officials from environment minister Bhupender Yadav's office removed
Four officials from Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav's office were removed on July 3. Amar Singh, a private secretary, was removed on administrative grounds. Political appointees Siddharth Yadav and Ayush Saran had their appointments terminated. Shailesh Kumar Singh was prematurely repatriated to his parent cadre. The ministry has not provided specific reasons for these abrupt removals.
Laxman to oversee India's Zimbabwe tour, Asian Games campaign
This is not the first time that Laxman will be in charge of a second-string Indian team
After govt notice, Meta details child safety steps
Meta revealed new child safety measures after an Indian government notice regarding Instagram ads. The company disabled numerous offending accounts and advertisements using advanced artificial intelligence tools. Meta stated its systems detect suspicious off-platform links and other exploitation signals. Globally, over four million accounts were removed last year for suspicious child-related activity. The company continues to invest in technology and work with law enforcement agencies.