Madhya Pradesh first state to reconstitute Waqf Board under amended 2025 Act

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Supreme Court acquits two men, rules fleeing drowning scene does not prove guilt

The Supreme Court of India has acquitted two men who were previously convicted in connection with the drowning death of their friend. The court ruled that fleeing from the scene of a drowning incident cannot, by itself, be treated as proof of culpability or criminal intent. The bench emphasized that the act of running away must be considered alongside other evidence before drawing conclusions of guilt. The two accused had been held guilty by lower courts, but the Supreme Court found insufficient evidence to sustain their conviction.

ED Alleges TMC Spent Rs 160 Crore on Aircraft via Obscure Firm, Misused Funds

India's Enforcement Directorate has alleged that the Trinamool Congress party paid Rs 160 crore to a little-known company to purchase a jet and a helicopter. According to the ED, the party additionally paid Rs 187 crore in rental charges for the aircraft but failed to utilise the minimum guaranteed flight hours stipulated in the agreement. Despite having access to these aircraft, TMC allegedly spent a further Rs 149 crore chartering other aircraft separately. The ED's findings raise questions about financial mismanagement and possible misappropriation of funds by the party. The allegations form part of a broader investigation into the party's financial dealings.

E coli found in drinking water, rail stations lack basic facilities: CAG