RAF Officer Sparks Controversy Over Instagram Post on Student Protests

PV Sindhu exits China Open in R2 after squandering four match points

Indian shuttler PV Sindhu was eliminated in the second round of the China Open, losing 21-16, 20-22, 18-21 to world No. 4 Chen Yufei. The match lasted 90 minutes and saw Sindhu hold four match points in the second game, only to let them slip away. Chen Yufei, the Tokyo Olympic champion, capitalized on the opportunity to stage a comeback and seal the win. The defeat came shortly after Sindhu's title victory at the Japan Open. Chen Yufei advances to the quarterfinals on the back of this hard-fought victory.

Indian Railways approves Rs 440 crore third line project in West Bengal to ease train congestion

Delhi Consumer Panel Orders Builder to Refund Rs 19.73 Lakh Over Plot Booking Dispute

A Delhi consumer commission has directed a developer to refund Rs 19.73 lakh to an Indian Air Force officer who had booked two plots and paid the full amount. No sale agreement was ever signed between the parties, and the housing project faced significant delays. When the officer sought a refund or an alternative project, the developer refused both options, prompting him to approach the commission. The panel ruled that the absence of a binding contract made a full refund the appropriate remedy in this case.

Mumbai cop caught on camera threatening students with false drug cases; inquiry ordered

Mumbai Police has launched an inquiry after a video went viral showing a police driver threatening student protesters with fabricated criminal charges, including drug planting. The incident took place amid protests in Mumbai in solidarity with a student agitation in New Delhi. In the footage, the driver can be heard warning students of false cases being filed against them. Pending the outcome of the inquiry, the driver has been removed from his current posting. Police have stated they are in the process of verifying the facts surrounding the serious allegations.