He is expected in court Wednesday morning for a plea conference hearing, according to a notice of the hearing posted Tuesday. tig
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The Karnataka High Court has quashed a criminal case filed under BNS Section 75(2) against a man who was spotted urinating near a railway track. The court ruled that accidental exposure while relieving oneself does not constitute a sexual offence. Although the complainant alleged the man made gestures, the court interpreted these as a natural shock reaction rather than evidence of sexual intent. The bench concluded that allowing the case to proceed would amount to a misuse of the legal process.
Russia covertly assisted Iran in developing supersonic cruise missiles through a classified program known as Project C430L, according to a Times of India report. The collaboration involved Russian technical expertise being transferred to Iran to advance its missile capabilities. The project represents a significant deepening of military-technological ties between Moscow and Tehran. Such cooperation raises serious concerns among Western nations and regional powers over Iran's growing offensive missile arsenal. The secret program underscores how Russia has been supporting Iran's defense ambitions despite international sanctions and diplomatic pressure.
A Class 11 student in Faridabad died after falling from the third floor of her school building. Her father claimed a teacher subjected her to four hours of punishment, leading to severe humiliation. The family also alleged that a separate incident involving a teacher scolding her for eating biryani contributed to her distress. The school principal denied the prolonged punishment, saying the student had asked for washroom permission shortly before the incident. Police are yet to register a formal complaint as the family has not submitted one.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi presented Uzbekistan President Shavkat Mirziyoyev with the original scoresheet from Javokhir Sindarov's 2025 World Cup final win held in Goa. All India Chess Federation chief Nitin Narang described the gesture as 'Chess diplomacy' between the two nations. Sindarov has since won the Candidates tournament and is set to challenge India's D Gukesh for the world title. The diplomatic exchange underscores the growing chess rivalry between India and Uzbekistan. The gesture also comes ahead of the upcoming Chess Olympiad scheduled to be held in Samarkand.
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