Case Against 2 Sisters In Mumbai For Rs 7 Lakh Extortion Bid Over 'Rat In Dosa' Video

The restaurant owner lodged a complaint alleging that the sisters threatened to file a formal police case and circulate the old video unless they were paid Rs 25 lakh.

"Unusual": Poll Body On Why It Rejected Congress' Meeting Proposal

The Commission said the Delhi Police later informed it that a delegation of MPs led by Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi wished to meet the poll panel and submit a memorandum.

India's Coal Stocks Deplete By 66% In 2026, Steepest Drop In 4 Years

Despite the growth of renewable energy over the years, coal remains by far the country's biggest source of power generation.

Iran's Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad Steps Down: Report

Mohsen Paknejad has been the oil minister of the OPEC member country since August 2024 and steps down as the seven-month war between Iran and the US puts pressure on the country's economy.

Bengal To Launch Fresh Probe Into Mamata Banerjee's 2021 Leg Injury

Suvendu Adhikari claimed that a medical report from the state-run Bangur Institute of Neurosciences showed no evidence of a fracture in Banerjee's leg following the incident in March 2021.

French Students Set Fires, Erect Blockades As School Protests Spread

Almost 400 schools were shut on Friday with education disrupted at least 564 high schools out of the 3,700 in the country, according to the education ministry.

Veeramani, Others Charged Under Goondas Act In Minors' Sexual Abuse Case

Officials said four cases have now been registered against Veeramani and his associates M Shanthi and Mahendra Simhan.