- October 23, 2026
Delhi Police Custody Allegations Put Accountability Under Scrutiny
Delhi Police custody allegations involving purported assault, forced access to a mobile phone and denial of medical assistance to detainees have surfaced after a protest
Noida Groundwater Contamination Halts Hindon Rainwell Plan
A Noida Authority hydrology survey has reportedly found arsenic, lead and chromium contamination in groundwater near the Hindon river, prompting the authority to halt plans
Delhi Protest Assault Allegations Raise Custody Accountability Questions
Allegations of assault, forced access to mobile phones and denial of medical assistance have emerged from a person who said he was detained during a
Noida Groundwater Pollution Blocks Hindon Rainwell Project
A Noida Authority hydrology survey has reportedly found arsenic, lead and chromium in groundwater along the Hindon river, forcing the authority to halt plans for
44 Girls Fall Ill at Berhampore Hostel as Food Contamination Probe Begins
At least 44 students at a government girls’ hostel near Textile College More in Berhampore, Murshidabad, reportedly fell ill after dinner, prompting hospital treatment, a
Keshura Road Accident Probe Deepens After CCTV Emerges
The investigation into a reported road accident in the Keshura area has taken a new turn after CCTV footage allegedly showed a car hitting people
SPPU Hostel Protest Exposes Unanswered Campus Safety Allegations
A protest by students at Savitribai Phule Pune University’s girls’ hostel has raised unanswered questions about campus security, late-entry rules and the administration’s response to
Delhi Security Deployment Raises Questions Over Protest-Site Access
A reported deployment of about 20,000 paramilitary personnel across Delhi for one month, alongside a change in designated protest venues, has placed the capital’s public
Kolkata Police Recruitment Plan Signals Major Force Expansion
The West Bengal government has announced plans to recruit 4,000 Kolkata Police personnel by December, alongside a proposed recruitment notification for another 9,000 police posts
CPM Bookstalls Face Festival Hurdle as High Court Weighs Alternative
The High Court has suggested that the Communist Party of India (Marxist) could set up temporary bookstalls during Kali Puja if permission is not granted
