Tata Sons reappoints Chandrasekaran as executive chairman for another five years

Supreme Court: 24-hour arrest clock runs from detention, not formal arrest

The Supreme Court has ruled that the constitutionally mandated 24-hour window for producing an arrested person before a magistrate begins when the individual is detained, rather than when a formal arrest is recorded. The bench stressed that the timing requirement exists to protect personal liberty against prolonged, unrecorded custody. The judgment clarifies that law enforcement cannot delay the formal arrest entry to extend the period before the accused is presented in court. The decision is expected to guide police and lower courts on handling custody timelines in future cases.

14 MBBS Students Suspended in Telangana Over Ragging of Juniors

Fourteen MBBS students in Telangana have been suspended for ragging junior students. The college took the action after an inquiry into the allegations. Four of the students facing the most serious allegations have been suspended for six months. The source article provides limited detail beyond this, so the specific circumstances of the incidents remain unclear.

Meta under scanner as Delhi Police files FIR over child abuse content: NHRC

Sensex jumps over 1,600 points as Nifty gains 2% on crude dip and foreign inflows

Indian equities surged on Dalal Street, with the Sensex climbing more than 1,600 points and the Nifty50 rising about 2 percent. Falling crude oil prices helped lift sentiment, while foreign investors resumed buying Indian shares. Outcomes of the US midterm elections also had a favourable effect on global market mood. Broader indices and banking stocks participated in the gains, signalling wide-ranging investor optimism.