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Punjab Police ASI shot dead by bike-borne assailants in Tarn Taran

Punjab Police ASI shot dead by bike-borne assailants in Tarn Taran

Indian Express

Punjab Police ASI Iqbal Singh was shot dead by bike-borne assailants in Tarn Taran on Sunday. The 55-year-old officer died on the spot after being ambushed near Naushehra-Lohka road. Patti DSP Ravi Sher Singh said, "Police have sealed the crime scene, and evidence is being collected." Investigations are currently underway.

Tap to Read More12 Oct 12:00 AM
As RTI Act turns 21, activists assaulted in movement's birthplace

As RTI Act turns 21, activists assaulted in movement's birthplace

Indian Express

Social activists and women were assaulted in Beawar on Sunday evening as the RTI Act turned 21. A musical procession, the 'Ghotala Rath Yatra', faced disruption near Chang Gate. Beawar SP Ratan Singh said, "There was dhakka-mukki." Police registered FIRs from both sides after the clash left many people injured.

Tap to Read More12 Oct 12:00 AM
Seeking removal of CEC, Kerala Assembly to move resolution today

Seeking removal of CEC, Kerala Assembly to move resolution today

Indian Express

The Kerala Assembly will move a resolution on Monday to seek the removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The government said, "Robbing off the voting rights of minorities, migrants, marginalised sections and the young through technical manipulation and irregularities is a violation of democratic principles." The assembly expects to pass.

Tap to Read More12 Oct 12:00 AM
Power bank fire sparks mid-air scare on Delhi-Chennai IndiGo flight, plane diverted to Hyderabad

Power bank fire sparks mid-air scare on Delhi-Chennai IndiGo flight, plane diverted to Hyderabad

Moneycontrol.com

An IndiGo flight from Delhi to Chennai diverted to Hyderabad on October 11, 2026, after a passenger’s power bank caught fire. The cabin crew used fire extinguishers to put out the flames. All passengers and crew got off safely. The airline said, "The safety of passengers and crew remained its top priority."

Tap to Read More11 Oct 12:15 PM
'Father Will Take Care Of It': Kerala Teen After Killing 3 With Mini Cooper

'Father Will Take Care Of It': Kerala Teen After Killing 3 With Mini Cooper

NDTV

A 19-year-old boy killed three people after crashing his Mini Cooper near Kochi’s Nedumbassery airport at 1:45 am on Sunday. Suhail Sajeev showed no remorse, saying, "What are roads meant for? Driving, right?" He also claimed his father would handle the case. Police found he had consumed alcohol before driving.

Tap to Read More11 Oct 4:38 PM
Aamir Khan's Niece Zayn Marie Shares Video Of Injury Marks After Detention During CJP Protest In Mumbai

Aamir Khan's Niece Zayn Marie Shares Video Of Injury Marks After Detention During CJP Protest In Mumbai

NDTV

Aamir Khan’s niece Zayn Marie shared photos of injury marks after Mumbai Police detained her during a Saturday protest. Zayn, Imran Khan, and Lekha Washington got released hours later. Zayn said, "Do not scare us so much that no fear is left in the first place." They later reached home safely.

Tap to Read More11 Oct 5:24 PM
Delhi police crackdown on protests ominous for Modi, Shah says Derek O'Brien

Delhi police crackdown on protests ominous for Modi, Shah says Derek O'Brien

Indian Express

Delhi police detained several journalists covering Saturday’s protests against CEC Kumar and electoral roll revisions. Trinamool leader Derek O'Brien called the crackdown ominous for Prime Minister Modi and Amit Shah. He said, "The signs being seen on the streets of Delhi are ominous for Messrs Modi and Shah." Tensions remain high.

Tap to Read More11 Oct 4:10 PM
Clean politics, no vendetta: Pargat Singh assumes charge as Punjab Congress president

Clean politics, no vendetta: Pargat Singh assumes charge as Punjab Congress president

Indian Express

Pargat Singh assumed charge as Punjab Congress president on Sunday at Congress Bhawan in Chandigarh. He promised clean politics, saying, "I want to announce that I will do clean politics and not indulge in vendetta politics." Senior leaders attended the ceremony, projecting a united front for the 2027 Assembly elections.

Tap to Read More11 Oct 4:18 PM
Former BJP Aonla MP Dharmendra Kashyap meets Akhilesh, sparks buzz

Former BJP Aonla MP Dharmendra Kashyap meets Akhilesh, sparks buzz

Hindustan Times

Former BJP Aonla MP Dharmendra Kashyap met Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav on Sunday, sparking political buzz. Kashyap recently resigned from the BJP after being overlooked for a Rajya Sabha seat. Akhilesh Yadav said, "PDA alone can give respect and place to every 'oppressed, distressed and insulted' person" during their meeting.

Tap to Read More11 Oct 4:21 PM
MP government, Congress to move SC against HC order scrapping 27% OBC quota

MP government, Congress to move SC against HC order scrapping 27% OBC quota

Indian Express

The Madhya Pradesh government and Congress will move the Supreme Court against the High Court order scrapping the 27% OBC quota. On Friday, October 9, the court limited reservation to 14%. Minister Prahlad Patel said, "The state government will approach the SC on the issue and present its case firmly."

Tap to Read More11 Oct 4:26 PM
BJP demands Keralam CM's and Pinarayi's resignation

BJP demands Keralam CM's and Pinarayi's resignation

The Hindu

The BJP will hold protests on Monday, October 12, 2026, demanding the resignation of Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan and Pinarayi Vijayan. The party said it is the real Opposition and has been questioning government failures for months. They also raised concerns about the CMRL-Exalogic pay-off case and the SIR process.

Tap to Read More11 Oct 4:26 PM
Expressed intent to quit as response to long-standing demands were getting delayed, says BJP councillor R.Sreelekha

Expressed intent to quit as response to long-standing demands were getting delayed, says BJP councillor R.Sreelekha

The Hindu

BJP councillor R. Sreelekha said on Sunday she submitted a letter to Mayor V.V. Rajesh expressing her intent to quit. She cited delays in long-pending ward works and mental distress from harsh resident comments. She said, "I have been facing a similar situation by having to do a councillor's work."

Tap to Read More11 Oct 3:08 PM
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