Maharashtra court cites doubtful evidence, acquits 3 in cattle slaughter case

A court in Maharashtra acquitted three men in a 2018 cattle slaughter case, citing significant doubts about the evidence. The police raid lacked adherence to legal procedures, resulting in the court deeming the evidence unreliable. The defendants were charged under the Maharashtra Animal Preservation Act, which carries a five-year prison sentence, but the prosecution could not establish a solid case.

ED raids 30+ Jharkhand locations, traces ₹600 crore assets in illegal coal case

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) conducted searches at over 30 locations in Jharkhand linked to a money laundering case involving illegal coal operations, identifying assets worth ₹600 crore. Mutual fund investments of ₹160 crore were frozen, and ₹1.02 crore in cash seized. The investigation, driven by several FIRs against accused individuals for illegal coal activities, began following local police actions.

Job seeker shares AI interview tips that helped him land ₹1.5 crore job

After months of job hunting, a man secured a high-paying position with a ₹1.5 crore salary, attributing his success to AI's assistance in interview preparation. Laid off after ten years at his previous job, he faced numerous rejections before finally finding an opportunity on LinkedIn. He encouraged others to stay hopeful and shared his effective AI strategies.

Rahul Gandhi makes cameo in Pappu Yadav's Ram Temple donation skit | Watch

Opposition MPs staged a theatrical protest in Parliament, alleging a scam involving Ram Temple donations, with Rahul Gandhi participating as Pappu Yadav, who pretended to collect donations while pocketing them instead. The BJP criticized the protest as disrespectful to Hindu traditions, while a new SIT was announced to investigate the alleged embezzlement of donations at the temple.

Step inside Gujarat’s Mahabat Maqbara: 11 photos of the restored Junagadh marvel

The Mahabat Maqbara in Junagadh recently underwent a comprehensive restoration executed by Savani Heritage Conservation, enhancing its historic architecture with traditional techniques and over 100 artisans. While these efforts emphasize structural integrity, debates arise about preserving the monument's weathered character. Commissioned in 1878, the mausoleum symbolizes cross-cultural design amidst Gujarat's rich history.

'Nobody takes my work seriously': Woman explains why she prefers office over WFH

A woman’s humorous video on Instagram highlighting the challenges of remote work resonates widely, detailing how it blurs the lines between personal and professional life, leads to longer hours, and affects well-being, such as causing back pain. Users shared relatable experiences, reinforcing her observations. Background on remote work efficacy is noted, prioritizing office benefits.

Oppn steps up Ram Temple donation row; BJP accuses them of insulting faith

The Opposition intensified its protest against alleged donation theft at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, prompting BJP accusations of disrespect toward Hinduism. Congress and the Samajwadi Party staged a street play outside Parliament, claiming to expose the theft. Meanwhile, Parliament officials are to discuss enforcing protest guidelines amid concerns over disruption. Background protests have faced criticism from leaders for obstructing parliamentary functions.

Ramanand Sagar's grandson hopes audience accepts Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama

Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana trailer has generated significant buzz, attracting both praise and criticism online. Shiv Sagar, grandson of the iconic series creator Ramanand Sagar, appreciated the visuals and ensemble cast, hoping for audience acceptance of Ranbir Kapoor as Rama. The film, set to release in two parts, has a massive budget of Rs 4000 crore. Sagar's 1987 series remains a cultural landmark.

Confused how Gen-Z is labelling their relationships? Here's a guide to help

Youngsters often use unique terms to describe modern relationships; here's a guide to decode them. Key phrases include ghosting (sudden disappearance), dry texting (minimal responses signaling disinterest), pocketing (hiding a partner), cushioning (keeping backup options), hard launch (public relationship announcement), and situationship (undefined relationship status). Understanding these terms can help navigate contemporary dating dynamics.

Heavy rainfall batters south, central Gujarat; ‘red alert’ in 13 districts

Heavy rain in south and central Gujarat has led to the evacuation of over 5,100 people and mobilization of rescue teams, with the state government issuing a red alert for 13 districts. The NDRF and SDRF have deployed 17 and 33 teams respectively. Navsari reported the most evacuations; intense rainfall has pushed reservoirs to high alert.

Clavicular's one-word reply to Kim Kardashian's ‘lakemaxxing’ photos sparks row

Clavicular's response to Kim Kardashian's 'lakemaxxing' post has ignited controversy online, with many interpreting his single-word reply, "lol," as a dig at the popular socialite. Critics quickly defended Kardashian, highlighting Clavicular’s questionable methods for looksmaxxing. Kardashian's lake outing photos received positive attention, fueling further discussion on social media about beauty standards and self-presentation.

SC grants anticipatory bail to ex-Tamil Nadu minister Balaji in corruption case

The Supreme Court granted anticipatory bail to DMK lawmaker V Senthil Balaji in a corruption case linked to TASMAC, addressing allegations of ₹17 crore loss to the state. Balaji, previously a minister, must cooperate with the investigation and surrender his passport. This follows a failed plea to the Madras High Court, highlighting ongoing scrutiny within Tamil Nadu's vigilance efforts.

'Only BJP can give self-made person like Modi': Poonawalla after quitting party

Former BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla hinted at quitting active politics, stating it's time to move on, after updating his X bio that omitted any mention of the party. He cited personal reasons for his resignation, having joined the BJP from Congress in 2017. Poonawalla praised PM Modi's leadership while criticizing dynastic politics in opposition parties.

What Sonam Wangchuk's wife said on calling India 'secular' in Constitution

Gitanjali Angmo, CEO of HIAL, asserted that India’s secular identity predates 1976 and criticized the term as a Western concept irrelevant to India's tradition of religious pluralism, citing constitutional articles. Amid protests over NEET irregularities, she emphasized political leaders should support students directly. Meanwhile, her husband Sonam Wangchuk returned from treatment, praising Indian Railways and urging government promises for student safety post-protests.

'BJP ke ho kya?': Rahul's response to reporter over Delhi Police kin's presser

A political controversy erupts over a student protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, with Rahul Gandhi demanding a Supreme Court-monitored probe into alleged police brutality. BJP MP Anurag Thakur filed a privilege notice against Gandhi, who challenged claims made by Union minister Jitendra Singh. Families of injured police officers called for justice, highlighting their relatives' suffering during the unrest.

A ruling and a rumour: What happened before the migrant surge into Spain’s Ceuta

In Ceuta, business closures and heightened tensions arise as local shopkeepers implement self-defensive measures amidst an unprecedented migrant surge, with 2,000-3,000 crossing into the Spanish enclave in a single day. The Spanish government declined a state of emergency amidst rising fatalities, linking the influx to a Supreme Court ruling prohibiting summary returns. Ceuta, under Spanish control since 1580, faces ongoing migration challenges.

Ceuta, Spain has 'literal invaders': Musk's reactions to immigrant influx viral

Elon Musk's comments on Europe's migrant crisis in Ceuta have sparked controversy, labeling migrants as “invaders” and agreeing with claims of a national emergency. Thousands crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave, leading to military deployment after 18 died attempting entry. Ceuta, a key EU border, has seen rising immigration, significantly impacting Spain’s economy.

Why staying hydrated is just as important in the monsoon as it is in summer?

During the monsoon, despite reduced thirst, hydration remains crucial for health, as emphasized by Dr. Neeraj Kumar. Insufficient water intake can impair kidney function, cause digestive issues, and affect overall well-being. Maintaining hydration is essential, targeting 2–3 liters of fluids daily, with options such as water, coconut water, and water-rich fruits complementing intake.

TN 12th Supply Exam Result 2026 declared at dge.tn.gov.in, direct link to check

The Directorate of General Education, Tamil Nadu, has released the TN 12th Supply Exam Result 2026 for over 60,000 candidates, available on dge.tn.gov.in. The supplementary exams were conducted from June 26 to July 16, 2026. Additionally, candidates can apply for answer sheets on August 4-5 for a fee of Rs. 275 per subject at designated offices.

Last day to file ITR today: Eligibility, step-by-step guide, ₹5,000 late fee

The Income Tax Return (ITR) deadline for Assessment Year 2026-27 is July 31, urging taxpayers to file promptly to avoid penalties. To file, log in to the Income Tax e-Filing portal, select the appropriate form, verify your details, and e-verify. Individuals with income up to ₹50 lakh can use ITR-1, while others should choose ITR-2.

‘No guarantee I am coming back’: US visa woes leave NRI torn between families

A US-based Indian faces a tough choice between visiting a critically ill parent in India and supporting a pregnant wife in the US amid visa stamping concerns. Many fellow NRIs empathized, sharing advice on navigating family emergencies and the complexities of immigration. The dilemma highlights the emotional struggle of separated families dealing with travel restrictions.

18 migrants die as Spain deploys military to Ceuta after border surge

At least 18 migrants have died attempting to cross into Ceuta, Spain, as thousands breached the border with Morocco, prompting a military response from Spain. Local officials describe a “serious humanitarian crisis,” with many migrants, including children, sleeping outdoors. The influx may relate to a recent Spanish court ruling, yet the exact cause remains unclear. Ceuta is a critical entry point for migrants seeking refuge in Europe.

Former AC Milan captain Franco Baresi, one of Italy’s greatest ever, dies at 66

Franco Baresi, former AC Milan captain and one of Italy's finest footballers, has died at 66, mourned by the club that reflected on his indelible legacy. A one-club man, he made 719 appearances, winning three European Cups and six Serie A titles. Baresi, who also anchored Italy's defense in the '94 World Cup, leaves a profound impact on football history.

Tensions rise in TN village after farmer's killing over grazing dispute

Tensions in Poombarai, Dindigul district escalated after the murder of a 26-year-old man over an agricultural grazing dispute, leaving another injured. Locals protested for arrests, citing communal tensions as the victim and attacker belonged to different communities. The assailant, Raghu, surrendered, yet claims of accomplices fueled road blockades, prompting police intervention and heavy security in the area. Agriculture has been central to local livelihoods, igniting conflicts over grazing rights.

William McGinley missing update: What happened to Lafayette cyclist?

A 72-year-old Colorado man, William McGinley, reported missing after a morning bike ride, has been found, according to Louisville police, who have now turned the investigation over to the Boulder County Coroner's Office. McGinley was last seen near popular trails; details surrounding his discovery remain undisclosed. He was a former professor at the University of Colorado.

Manushi: My performance at CWG celebrates India and the essence of unity

The Commonwealth Games handover ceremony in Glasgow on August 2 marks a pivotal moment as it introduces India as the host for CWG 2030. Actor and former Miss World Manushi Chhillar represents India, expressing pride and excitement. She emphasizes that the ceremony symbolizes unity and celebrates athletes and their journeys, highlighting her own sporting background and commitment to supporting Team India.

Employee rejects ₹2 crore India offer, chooses lower-paying US job

A LinkedIn post by developer C J Teja Sai highlights how a friend's choice to reject a ₹2 crore job in India for a $160,000 role in the US stemmed from work culture differences rather than salary. In the US, set hours provided a work-life balance unparalleled in India, where constant availability is expected. Discussions now emphasize the importance of time management alongside salary comparisons.

Need a quick meal? This pesto pasta recipe by chef Kunal Kapur has you covered

Chef Kunal Kapur’s pesto pasta recipe offers a quick, comforting meal, using basil, nuts, garlic, parmesan, and olive oil blended into a smooth sauce. Key steps include toasting nuts, blending ingredients, boiling pasta, and combining everything. Tips emphasize avoiding overblending and ensuring perfect pasta texture. This easy recipe caters to busy home cooks seeking convenience.

TS EAMCET Counselling 2026: Final phase registration begins,

The Telangana State Council of Higher Education has initiated final-phase registration for TS EAMCET Counselling 2026 on July 31, requiring eligible candidates to have qualified with 45% (OC) or 40% (Others) in relevant subjects. Key dates include online processing July 31, certificate verification on August 1, and provisional seat allotment on August 5. For details, visit tgeapcet.nic.in.

'Not criminal offence': CJP on woman booked over 'abusive' remarks against PM

A woman has been booked for allegedly using abusive language against Prime Minister Modi during a protest, prompting outrage over police actions. A 'zero FIR' was filed after a resident claimed the woman's remarks violated public peace. Critics argue the case serves as misused criminal machinery, highlighting the disproportionate targeting of youth in these matters.