‘How much depth do they have?’: BJP President questions Rahul Gandhi’s youth events

Family gets court relief, but how to find 43-year-old pushed into Bangladesh?

Ahmad Shah Massoud Killed by Al Qaeda Two Days Before 9/11 Attacks

Afghan military commander Ahmad Shah Massoud was assassinated in a suicide bombing on September 9, 2001. The attack was carried out by Al Qaeda operatives, just two days before the September 11 attacks on the United States. Massoud was widely regarded as the most significant Taliban rival and a key resistance leader in Afghanistan. His killing is believed to have been strategically timed to eliminate a major obstacle to Taliban and Al Qaeda influence ahead of the 9/11 attacks.

Israeli FM Denies Plans to Forcibly Remove Gaza's Two Million Residents

Israeli Foreign Minister has stated that there are no plans to expel or deport anyone from the Gaza Strip. The clarification comes amid remarks by several Israeli cabinet members who have floated the idea of removing all two million Gazans from the war-torn territory. Those ministers largely framed the proposal as voluntary, arguing that Palestinians wish to leave but are being prevented from doing so by Hamas. The conflicting statements from within the Israeli government have drawn attention to internal disagreements over the future of Gaza's civilian population.

Supreme Court to Review Constitutional Validity of Marital Rape Law

India's Supreme Court has agreed to re-examine the law on marital rape and its constitutional validity. Justice Joymalya Bagchi, presiding over the matter, remarked that marriage should not result in the extinction of a woman's autonomy. The case raises fundamental questions about women's rights and bodily consent within marriage under Indian law. The court's review signals a significant legal scrutiny of existing provisions that currently exempt husbands from rape charges involving their wives.