Author: Sharad Natani

In a major move impacting millions of parents, the National Human Rights Commission has taken strong action against the growing burden of expensive school books in private institutions. The commission has issued notices to all state governments over allegations that private schools are pressuring parents and students to purchase costly books from private publishers, significantly increasing education expenses. Complaint Triggers Nationwide Action The action follows a complaint filed by the Namo Foundation, which alleged that many private schools are forcing parents to buy bulky and overpriced books, often linked to commission-based arrangements. Taking the matter seriously, a bench led by…

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In a fresh case of food adulteration, authorities in Nikol have seized around 400 kg of suspected fake ghee, uncovering a disturbing practice of selling adulterated products under the guise of purity.According to officials, the fake ghee was being manufactured by mixing palm oil and other substances, then packaged and marketed as pure cow ghee. Sold Under ‘Manglamurti’ Name to Mislead Consumers Investigations revealed that the product was being prepared and distributed under the ‘Manglamurti’ brand name, making it appear authentic and trustworthy to buyers.Consumers, unaware of the adulteration, were likely purchasing and consuming the product believing it to be…

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1. South Delhi Murder Case: Charge Sheet Preparation Begins Police have begun preparing the charge sheet in the high-profile South Delhi murder case after completing initial interrogation and forensic analysis. Investigators are compiling CCTV evidence, digital trails, and witness statements. Legal experts say the case could move quickly to trial due to strong evidence collection in the early phase. 2. Delhi Court Seeks Detailed Report on Police Investigation A Delhi court has asked investigators to submit a detailed status report on recent high-profile criminal cases, stressing accountability and timeline adherence. The directive comes amid growing public scrutiny of policing standards…

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1. US–Iran Standoff Continues as Ceasefire Deadline Nears End The fragile ceasefire between the US and Iran remains under pressure, with both sides holding firm positions. Washington continues naval restrictions while Tehran signals reluctance to negotiate under pressure, raising fears of renewed escalation. 2. Strait of Hormuz Tensions Keep Global Oil Supply at Risk Shipping disruptions persist in the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical energy routes, keeping global markets on edge and supply chains strained. 3. Oil Prices Stay Elevated Above $100 Amid Supply Concerns Crude oil continues trading at high levels as geopolitical risks threaten…

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A series of raids across India has exposed a worrying trend — fake and adulterated products are entering everyday households at an alarming scale. From food items to personal care products, enforcement agencies have uncovered multiple illegal manufacturing units and seized large quantities of counterfeit goods.These actions, carried out in different parts of India, highlight a growing concern: how safe are the products people use daily? Major Seizures Reported Across Cities Recent enforcement actions have revealed shocking figures: In Surat — 2000 kg of fake ghee seized In Ayodhya — 500 crates of fake refined oil recovered In Delhi —…

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1. South Delhi Murder Case: 40-Minute Crime Timeline Exposed Police revealed a chilling minute-by-minute reconstruction of the IRS officer’s daughter murder case. The accused used familiarity with the house and a spare key to execute the crime and escape. CCTV tracking across multiple locations led to his arrest within hours. 2. Crime Spree Link Emerges Across Delhi & Rajasthan Investigators now say the accused was involved in a wider crime trail starting in Rajasthan before reaching Delhi. The cross-state movement has raised serious concerns over inter-state policing coordination and tracking of repeat offenders. 3. Public Outrage Over Security Lapses in…

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