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The defence sources said that in several places, groups of women in Manipur are purposely blocking routes and interfering in operations of security forces against unlawful activities.  “Such unwarranted interference is detrimental to the timely response by security forces during critical situations to save lives and property. The Indian Army appeals to all sections of the population to support our endeavours in restoring peace,” a source said. 

Made of sandalwood brought from the forests of Mysore, the box has come into global limelight for its exquisite beauty and carving. Jangid's family said that their ancestors used to initially made almond boxes.A total of 11 people from the artist's have won the National Award for their unique craftmanship.

The incident took place in a bus plying between Kundgol to Hubballi. A 55 second video shows an argument breaking out between the conductor and the old woman. As both argue, the conductor slaps the woman passenger and asks her to sit quiet. But, the old woman strongly objects and slams the conductor for her act. The co-passengers come in support of the old woman.

The matter first surfaced on social media in a post by LGBTQ activist Suprava Roy, who uploaded a picture of Suchetana addressing a symposium on the livelihood of the people of the community. According to Roy, at the symposium, Suchetana declared herself as a "transman" and also said that after the sex-change surgery.

When the girl's family lodged an FIR, the accused said, "Will take your other daughter with me." Both these girls are Hindu. The accused not only abducted this 19-year-old woman but also converted her to Islam and got married to her as per Islamic rituals. After the incident came to light the Hindu activists, including Swami Yashvir Singh with.

Terming Lt Gen Singh's (retd) tweet as "an extraordinarily sad call", former Army Chief Ved Prakash Malik said that the law and order situation in Manipur needs "urgent attention at highest level". Army Chief during the Kargil War, (1999), Gen Malik, who served as the 19th Chief of Army Staff from September 30, 1997 to.

The incident took place at the K.V. Ranga Reddy Degree College for Women on Friday. The students alleged that the management asked them to remove their burqas and when they refused they did not allow them to sit their exams. After 30 minutes, the management allowed them into the examination hall after they removed their burqas.

The new order, issued by Maulana Hussain Haridwari, the in-charge of the department, emphasizes strict adherence and warns of expulsion for non-compliance. Under the directive, students are prohibited from learning English throughout their tenure at the institution. "Any student found violating this restriction, or secretly engaging in language study, will face expulsion from the institution.

A 1989 batch Kerala cadre officer, Agarwal has previously served as the Additional Director General, Operations, of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF). The BSF has been without a full-time chief since the retirement of Pankaj Singh on December 31, 2022. CRPF Director General Dr. Sujoy Lal Thaosen was holding additional.

Narottam Mishra on Monday indicated that the administration is likely to carry out a 'bulldozer operation' against Damoh-based Ganga Jamna school. The investigation is still underway and the accused are being arrested one after another. Police have also launched a search for those who are on the run.