Delhi Police bust sextortion racket that allegedly demanded Rs 1 crore from victims

Ukraine destroyed six Russian Su-34M jets in missile strike on airfield

Supreme Court bars coercive action against cop in journalist's molestation complaint

The Supreme Court has ordered that no coercive action be taken in a case where a journalist accused a police officer of molestation during a protest in Delhi. The court directed the police to complete their investigation into the journalist's allegations within a fixed timeframe. The complaint arose from an incident during a demonstration in the national capital. The source article provides limited further detail beyond the court's directions on the investigation.

Viral Bihar-Russia love story debunked; woman was a British NGO worker

A viral claim that a Russian woman travelled to Bihar to marry a local man has been shown to be false. The video actually featured Andrea Connolly, a representative of a British NGO, who was visiting Purnia for social initiatives. The man shown in the footage, Namit, was wrongly identified as Rahul from Bhagalpur, the place where the story had first spread. Local organisations are weighing legal action over the misinformation and against media outlets that failed to verify the story before publishing it.

BJP Says Neha Bora's Bangladesh Remarks Aim at Regime Change

The BJP has responded to a video in which Neha Bora, a doctoral student at JNU's School of Arts and Aesthetics, is heard in an undated interview. In the clip, she says the Gen Z movement now seen in India first started in Bangladesh. Bora previously studied at Delhi University before starting her doctorate. The party's reaction, as reported, characterises the remarks as aimed at bringing about regime change.