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A 25-year-old IT professional from Manikonda was allegedly sexually assaulted by a man whom she met on Instagram. The Balanagar police arrested Reddy and charged him with rape. A 25-year-old IT professional from Manikonda allegedly faced sexual assault by a 24-year-old man she met on Instagram a month before. Accused identified as J. Siddha Reddy, 24, a resident of Balanagar and originally from Nalgonda, had met the woman on the social media platform a month ago. Under the pretence of celebrating her birthday, Reddy, who had gained the woman’s trust over their online communication and subsequent phone calls, had invited her to his residence on Wednesday. The accused was employed with a private IT firm in the city. The woman arrived at Reddy’s home in the evening, and the two shared a beer as part of the celebration. According to the woman, she was subsequently sexually assaulted by the accused. She managed to escape the house and immediately contacted the authorities for help, NDTV rep...

A 35-year-old female teacher in Navi Mumbai was arrested for allegedly making obscene video calls to a Class 10 minor student, during which she was semi-nude. A teacher in Navi Mumbai has been arrested for allegedly performing a semi-nude video call with a minor student. The 35-year-old woman has been booked in an FIR under the stringent Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act after the boy’s father filed a police complaint. According to police, the teacher had been sending obscene messages over social media to the boy for some time. Later she started video calls after which the boy informed his parents. The parents then went to the police and lodged a complaint. In his complaint, the boy’s father said the teacher’s conduct had adversely impacted the boy’s mental health. The police have taken the teacher into custody and lodged a case under the POCSO Act. The police are also looking into whether the teacher had any prior instances of such conduct with her students. Her ...

  Kabul [Afghanistan], July 29 (ANI): More than 1.5 million Afghan migrants have returned to Afghanistan from neighbouring countries since the start of 2025, according to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), Tolo News reported. In a report released on July 19, the OCHA said, As of 19 July, 1,541,000 Afghans have returned to Afghanistan in 2025, including 1,201,000 from Iran and 340,000 from Pakistan. The UN agency noted that while returnee flows from Iran remained high, around 460,000 between July 1 and 19, the pace of daily deportations had begun to decline, with approximately 9,000 Afghans arriving per day as of mid-July. This downward trend, it added, may be linked to ongoing diplomatic discussions between de facto authority officials from Afghanistan and the Government of Iran, Tolo News reported. Meanwhile, the Islamic Emirate said 11,605 people returned to Afghanistan on Monday alone, with 1,811 of them relocated to their home provinc...

EAM Jaishankar addressed questions on Operation Sindoor, clarifying that no call took place between PM Modi and Trump during the India-Pakistan conflict. He dismissed the US President's claim of intervening and using trade offers for ceasefire. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said in the Lok Sabha on Monday that there was no call between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump between April 22 and June 17. He denied the claims made by Trump regarding using trade as a means to end the India-Pakistan conflict, and push the countries to agree to a ceasefire. Speaking during the debate on Operation Sindoor in the ongoing Monsoon Session in the Lok Sabha, Jaishankar said: "There was no call between the Prime Minister [Modi] and President Trump from the 22nd of April when President Trump called up to convey his sympathy and the 17th of June, when he called up Prime Minister [Modi] in Canada to explain why he could not meet." VIDEO | Speaking on Opera...

As soon as the news of Mohammad Aarish's death was received, there was chaos in the family. The family is accusing the college administration of negligence. Fatehpur-  A student was brutally murdered during college vacation in Fatehpur, Uttar Pradesh. Sensation spread outside Maharishi Vidya Mandir Inter College when three youths riding a scooty attacked 12th class student Mohammad Aarish Khan during vacation. The seriously injured student was first referred to the district hospital and then to Kanpur Hallet, where he died during treatment. The incident was recorded in the CCTV camera installed outside the college campus . It is clearly visible in the footage that the attackers came on a scooter and fled after attacking the student. As soon as the news of Mohammad Aarish's death was received, there was chaos in the family. The family is accusing the college administration of negligence. College closed, two days mourning holiday Considering the seriousness of the incident, the ...

A poor farmer in Arjuni Shegaon village of Chandrapur received an electricity bill of Rs 77,110. Whereas there are only two bulbs and a non-functioning fan in the house. When the consumer reached the electricity office, the officials called it a technical mistake. This case highlights the negligence of Mahavitaran and warns consumers to be cautious. A big negligence of the electricity department has come to light in Arjuni Shegaon village of Warora tehsil of Chandrapur district of Maharashtra. Here, a poor farm labourer Dada Lataru Bhoyar was sent an electricity bill of Rs 77,110 for the month of July. The Bhoyar family has a small two-room house with only two bulbs and a defunct fan. There is no AC, no fridge and no heavy equipment in the house. Despite this, the electricity bill shows usage of 3841 units.   A poor laborer received a bill of Rs 77 thousand When the Bhoyar family saw this bill, they were shocked. The most shocking thing was that in the last one year, their total el...

As theories float on why Jagdeep Dhankhar resigned from the Vice-President's post, here's the story that reveals what's at the heart of the surprising move. Written not with a hand-on-heart approach. It was a muggy Monday in Delhi, the kind where the air feels like a wet blanket and tempers in the Rajya Sabha run hot as a  tandoor . Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar, the man with the gravitas and the serendipitas, is perched in his chair, presiding over the upper house with the patience of a saint and the wit of a seasoned stand-up comic. He is bantering with the treasury benches, throwing shade at the Opposition, adjourning proceedings when the decibel levels hit fish market territory, and calling everyone back when they’ve had enough time to sip their  adrak-wali chai . Just another day in the life of India's Vice-President, no? No. By 10 pm, the Rashtrapati Bhavan drops a bombshell: Dhankhar has resigned. Health grounds. And just like that, the great Indian politica...

Schools in Noida and Ghaziabad have been closed amid the ongoing Kanwar Yatra, which has led to widespread traffic diversions. Ghaziabad schools are shut for the entire week, while Noida will observe a one-day closure on July 23, as authorities prioritise student safety and manage the surge in pilgrim movement. New Delhi:  Schools across Gautam Buddh Nagar District (Noida, Greater Noida) and Ghaziabad have been ordered to shut temporarily due to the ongoing Kanwar Yatra. Authorities in both districts have taken precautionary steps to minimise disruption to students and ensure the smooth passage of pilgrims. In Ghaziabad, all schools, including those affiliated with CBSE, ICSE, and other boards, have remained closed for the entire week from July 17 to July 23. In Noida, the Gautam Buddha Nagar education authorities declared a one-day closure of all schools on July 23, on the occasion of Sawan Shivratri. To maintain academic continuity, schools in Noida have been allowed to conduct o...