Indian charged in US for illegally voting in 2024 polls; faces up to 10 yrs in jail

Opposition Backs Neha Bora and Abhijeet Dipke, Says Waving the Tiranga Is Not a Crime

Opposition leaders have rallied behind Neha Bora and Abhijeet Dipke after the two were targeted for a flag-waving march. AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal responded to a BJP jibe telling critics to go to Pakistan by questioning why marching to wave the national tricolour should be considered illegal. He asked whether people would have to wave the flag in Pakistan if they cannot do so in their own country. The remarks frame the controversy as a dispute over the right to display the national flag. The article does not specify further details of the march or any official action taken against the activists.

Israeli settlers attack West Bank olive harvesters, burn trees and hurl rocks

About 80 Israeli settlers, some carrying gas canisters, descended from a hill above a terraced olive grove where residents of Abu Falah had gathered to pick ripe fruit. The harvest is a cherished annual tradition in Palestinian life. Settlers were reported to have burned trees and thrown rocks during the confrontation. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between settlers and Palestinian villagers in the occupied West Bank during the olive harvest season.

Ankita Bhandari case: FIR against Harish Rawat over protest against Sikkim Governor

Gauhati HC grants bail to suspended DSP Sandipon Garg in Zubeen Garg death case

The Gauhati High Court has released suspended Assam Police DSP Sandipon Garg on bail in connection with the death of his cousin, singer Zubeen Garg. He was arrested by the Special Investigation Team probing the case. He is the second accused to be granted bail, following Amritprava Mahanta, the first accused in the matter. Separately, the Supreme Court has stressed that the trial of festival organizer Shyamkanu Mahanta should be fast-tracked. The circumstances of Zubeen Garg's death, whether accidental or the result of a conspiracy, remain under debate.