PM Modi's classmate still fighting to reclaim land despite partial developer exit

J&K Assembly Erupts Over Holidays for Maharaja Hari Singh, Sheikh Abdullah

A political row broke out in the Jammu & Kashmir Legislative Assembly over the issue of public holidays honoring historical figures. The dispute centered on holidays dedicated to Maharaja Hari Singh and Sheikh Abdullah, two prominent figures in J&K's history. Members of the Peoples Democratic Party joined the uproar, demanding the reinstatement of July 13 as a public holiday, traditionally observed as Martyrs' Day in the former state. The holiday had previously been discontinued following changes to J&K's status. The debate reflects ongoing tensions over how the region commemorates its political and historical legacy.

Greater Noida: Woman in Coma With 18 Fractures After Speeding Thar Hits Scooter

A speeding Mahindra Thar struck a scooter carrying a couple in the Itera area of Greater Noida West. The victim, 40-year-old Neeraj, died following the collision, while his wife sustained critical injuries. The impact threw both riders off the scooter, leaving them severely injured on the road. Neeraj's wife is currently in a coma and has suffered 18 fractures from the crash.

Sonam Wangchuk to lead 20-km Ladakh march on September 23

Detroit's Motown Mansion sells for $1.65M after meticulous restoration

A historic 10,500-square-foot mansion at 918 W. Boston Blvd. in Detroit, originally built in 1916-17 for lumberman Nels Michelson, was later purchased by Motown Records founder Berry Gordy Jr. in 1967. Gordy resided there during a significant era for the Motown music label before eventually parting with the property. Detroit attorney Cynthia F. Reaves subsequently acquired the landmark for $250,000 and undertook an extensive restoration of the century-old residence. Reaves sold the fully restored mansion in 2017 for $1.65 million, reflecting a dramatic increase in value. The property, recognized by Historic Detroit for its architectural and cultural significance, remains one of the city's most notable links to both its industrial and musical heritage.