Portage College urges Indian students hit by work visa rejections to seek legal advice

Supreme Court cancels bail of Sonam Raghuvanshi in honeymoon murder case

The Supreme Court of India has revoked the bail granted to Sonam Raghuvanshi in connection with the honeymoon murder case. The court has directed her to surrender within two weeks of the order. Sonam Raghuvanshi is an accused in the case involving the murder of her husband during their honeymoon. The Supreme Court's intervention indicates a higher judicial review of the bail previously granted by a lower court.

Beyond apples: Why blueberries could be Kashmir’s next success story

CJP Founder Abhijeet Dipke Steps Away Briefly From NEET Protest Due to Illness

Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke has temporarily stepped away from the ongoing protest at Jantar Mantar after falling ill with fever and severe body pain. He announced his absence himself, stating he needed a few hours of rest before returning to the demonstration. The protest is demanding the resignation of the education minister in connection with the NEET paper leak controversy. Despite increased police presence and security measures, demonstrators have continued their agitation at the site. Dipke's temporary withdrawal has not halted the protest, which remains active.

Teen prodigy Anshul Bhatt leads charge to revive bridge as India's next mind sport

Bridge, once played by independence icon Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, has largely faded from India's competitive sporting scene. Seventeen-year-old Anshul Bhatt is now spearheading efforts to change that trajectory. Drawing inspiration from chess legend Viswanathan Anand's view that bridge today mirrors where chess stood two decades ago, Anshul has been winning world titles while simultaneously mentoring younger players. He is also conducting research into the sport and working to build a broader movement aimed at giving bridge a long-overdue breakthrough in India.