US 1967 Underground Nuclear Gas Test Yielded Radioactive Output, Site Still Contaminated

Noida Police Bust Gang Behind 100+ Thefts Across Housing Societies

Noida police arrested three members of an inter-district theft gang believed to be behind over a hundred burglaries. The suspects allegedly broke into locked flats in residential housing societies to steal valuables. Authorities recovered cash, jewellery, and electronic devices from those taken into custody. The gang reportedly used masks and caps to evade identification by CCTV cameras. Police are continuing their investigation to locate additional members and recover more stolen property.

Bay Area luxury home sales jump 39% fueled by AI sector wealth

Luxury home sales in the San Francisco Bay Area have surged 39%, driven largely by high-income professionals in the artificial intelligence industry. Unlike typical buyers, these affluent purchasers are largely unaffected by elevated mortgage rates and rising property prices. The Bay Area has recorded the steepest gains in high-end real estate transactions compared to other regions nationwide. Anticipated IPOs of AI companies are adding further momentum, prompting buyers to act quickly. The trend points to a growing divide between the luxury housing market and the broader mid-range segment.

Mahua slams rebel TMC MPs over delay in responding disqualification notices

Supreme Court Acquits Murder Accused, Cites Gaps in Circumstantial Evidence

The Supreme Court of India has acquitted a man who was convicted in a murder case, overturning the lower court's verdict. The court observed that there was no direct evidence linking the accused to the crime. The prosecution's case relied entirely on circumstantial evidence and the 'last seen together' theory. The apex court found several missing links in the chain of evidence presented against the accused, making a conviction unsustainable.