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400 Criminal Record Holders Flagged Near Jantar Mantar During Protests: Delhi Police

A major revelation from Delhi Police's Facial Recognition System. Police claim that 400 individuals with prior criminal records were detected in and around the Jantar Mantar protest site between July 20 and July 24. Investigators also allege that some of those involved in vandalism in the New Delhi area on July 20 have been identified through a combination of CCTV footage, social media analysis and facial recognition technology. The claims come as the police continue to probe the violence linked to the protests.


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‘कल मेरा वीडियो देखने और अपने सार्थक सुझाव भेजने वाले युवाओं का धन्यवाद’ - PM मोदी

‘कल मेरा वीडियो देखने और अपने सार्थक सुझाव भेजने वाले युवाओं का धन्यवाद’ - PM मोदी


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Russia-Ukraine War | Ukraine's Top General Sacked Amid War Strategy Shift

He was hailed as the general who helped save Kyiv from falling to Russia. But now, Ukraine's top military commander has been shown the door. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's dramatic decision comes amid mounting public anger, political turmoil and growing questions over how Ukraine should fight the next phase of the war. Here's a special report taking a look at why the top general was fired even though he had results to show.


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'Cops everywhere': Wangchuk's wife Gitanjali claims he's under constant police vigil

Sonam Wangchuk, hours after he ended his 26-day hunger strike in the presence of Union ministers JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh, said he made the decision only after he got assurances from the govt and MPs across party lines that his demands for exam reforms and no action against peaceful protesters would be met.
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Simhastha Kumbh Mela 2027: From temples to tirthas, 16 heritage projects take shape ahead of Kumbh 2027

Conservation work is underway at sixteen heritage sites across Nashik and Trimbakeshwar. These efforts focus on preserving temples, kunds, and tirthas as living heritage sites. Structural issues are being addressed while improving access for pilgrims during the large gathering. Sacred water bodies like Kushavarta Kund are receiving significant attention for their religious importance. These projects aim to prepare for the future without losing sight of the past.
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‘72 Hours' ending explained: What happens after Kevin Hart crashes a Gen-Z bachelor party

In '72 Hours', Kevin Hart navigates the turbulent waters of a mid-life crisis during a wild bachelor getaway. As he confronts his past mistakes, he seeks forgiveness from his long-term girlfriend and boldly decides to leave his job to launch his own advertising agency. With a sprinkle of Gen-Z humor, the film imparts essential life lessons while director Tim Story and the cast shed light on its relatable themes.
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‘I know my child is standing up for the country we all deserve’

Student protests against the NEET paper leak have escalated nationwide. Parents grapple with fear and pride as their children demand educational fairness. Many mothers learned of their children's involvement through unexpected channels. They support the right to protest for a better education system. These movements aim for greater accountability and systemic improvements.
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'Blade Runner 2099' unveils teaser at San Diego Comic-Con: Here's all you need to know about futuristic saga

A teaser for the live-action Blade Runner 2099 series debuted at San Diego Comic-Con. The new installment is set fifty years after the previous film's events. Hunter Schafer and Michelle Yeoh star as a fugitive and a Replicant. They must cooperate to track down a runaway hiding city-altering truths. The series begins streaming on Prime Video in November 2026.
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Should you freeze your eggs in your 30s? What every woman needs to know

More Indian women are considering egg freezing to retain reproductive control. This procedure allows women to preserve their eggs for future use. Cancer patients and those delaying motherhood are among those opting for this technology. Younger women generally achieve better success rates with egg preservation. The Assisted Reproductive Technology Act of 2021 offers improved patient protection.
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'Ab aayega aur maza!' CJP says 'time is ticking' as farmers announce march to Jantar Mantar on Sunday

'Ab aayega aur maza!' CJP says 'time is ticking' as farmers announce march to Jantar Mantar on Sunday
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CWG 2026: Ashok Kumar Malik narrowly misses out on medal in para powerlifting, finishes 4th

CWG 2026: Ashok Kumar Malik narrowly misses out on medal in para powerlifting, finishes 4th
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'I did try being in a relationship, but it didn't work out': Anumol says she's happy being independent and single

Malayalam actress Anumol expresses her current happiness and peace of mind while remaining single. She values her independence and enjoys her personal space, finding it difficult to share. Anumol previously experienced a relationship which did not work out as planned. Her perspective on marriage has evolved, now preferring a small, intimate celebration. The actress, known for her film roles, is content with her present life choices.
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'System of a Down' and 'Faith No More' spark Australian tour speculation with symbols spotted across cities

Excitement is brewing in cities across Australia as hints of a new tour from both bands emerge. Melbourne and Sydney have showcased the iconic hand symbol of System of a Down on their murals. Meanwhile, Brisbane's skyline was illuminated with dazzling projections of the bands’ logos. This tour would be a monumental return for System of a Down after ten years, alongside Faith No More's first appearance in nine years.
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