Russia's Federal Security Service has detained Japanese journalist Imai Yuki. He is accused of spying for military intelligence purposes. The arrest occurs amidst heightened tensions between Russia and Japan. These tensions are partly due to the conflict in Ukraine and Japan's status as an 'unfriendly' nation to Russia.
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A new report alleges that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged then-President Donald Trump to conduct a military strike against Iran. This suggestion reportedly occurred in the weeks before both the U.S. and Israeli elections in late 2020. The information comes from a recent investigative report by an Israeli newspaper. The allegation raises questions about potential attempts to influence electoral timelines through military action. Both Israeli and U.S. officials have not officially confirmed the report's claims.
The Income Tax Department reassessed a taxpayer for the 2016-17 year after data showed a property purchase in 2015-16. The taxpayer had bought the residential property jointly with his wife and father. Authorities added over Rs 55 lakh to his taxable income, citing the property's value. The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal has now granted relief after the taxpayer challenged the addition and its calculation.
YouTuber Dhruv Rathee posted a photo with his wife, Neha Bora, on social media. The post referenced an incident on October 10 when they were reportedly detained. Rathee did not provide specific details about the location or reason for the detention. The couple appeared together in the picture shared after the event.
The Bombay High Court ruled that asking a wife to wash clothes and utensils does not constitute cruelty under Section 498A of the IPC. The court also quashed charges against six of the woman's in-laws in the case. It noted that the allegations against these relatives were vague and lacked specific details. The relatives lived separately from the woman, and the court found insufficient grounds for the charges.
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