The action was carried out following a tip-off that counterfeit foreign liquor was being stored at Bangarwadi in a village of Junnar taluka for illegal sale.
Mahatma Gandhi's Grandson's US Land Reclaimed; AI, GIS Maps Help Trust Win 20-Month Legal Battle
The Central Bureau of Investigation says the syndicate ran illegal call centres from Gujarat’s Ahmedabad since 2024, defrauding victims of over $7.21 million by posing as U.S. federal agency officers
Church forum alleges that the order issued by the Idukki District Collector directing the removal of illegal fences obstructing wildlife corridors violates the constitutional rights of people living in the high-range areas
India’s Ministry of External Affairs rejected the Pakistan‑China Boundary Joint Commission, calling it legally baseless for deciding on territories India says are under illegal occupation. The statement, made by spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal, reaffirmed India’s opposition to any attempts to alter the status of disputed areas.
On September 16, 2026, India’s Ministry of External Affairs rejected the Pakistan‑China Boundary Joint Commission, calling it legally baseless. Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal reaffirmed that Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh remain integral parts of India and denounced any attempts to alter their status.
The untreated sewage was discharged into natural streams and water bodies through 39 public drains leading to various water bodies
India Rejects Pakistan-China Boundary Commission, Calls 1963 Pact ‘Illegal And Invalid’
India has long accused Pakistan of occupying parts of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir since the 1947-48 war.
A special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court sentenced all ten accused in the 2013 Jhiram Ghati ambush to death. The verdict concludes a 13‑year legal process over the attack that killed 29 security personnel in Chhattisgarh’s Bastar district.
A woman thought dead after a 2014 dowry‑related murder case in Bihar was discovered alive in a Jharkhand village, and she was subsequently produced before a court in Sasaram. The revelation overturns years of legal proceedings that had seen her husband and his family jailed and a settlement paid to her relatives.
A Jammu and Kashmir court granted significant legal relief to a man previously labeled as a Lashkar worker, marking a notable development in the region’s counter‑terrorism cases. The decision, reported by Bashaarat Masood, underscores ongoing judicial scrutiny of terrorism‑related designations.
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A Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) survey of 2,453 paying‑guest accommodations found that only about 1% hold a fire‑safety NOC and less than 30% have approved building plans. The findings come after a five‑storey hostel collapse in Satya Niketan that killed seven people, prompting a court‑ordered crackdown on illegal constructions.
Chief Minister Subhendu Adhikari has ordered that the madrasas operating in Bengal be reviewed and that those which are illegal be identified
The Cockroach Janta Party announced that its founder Abhijeet Dipke will join Maharashtra Public Service Commission aspirants protesting alleged exam paper leaks, while police detained around 65 people in a raid on an illegal party in Kalyan. The week also saw Defence Minister Rajnath Singh commend the conclusion of the 18th BRICS Summit and Gujarat police bust a counterfeit liquor unit.
Delhi police are using the testimony of a rescued student to charge the operators of a illegal PG that collapsed in Satyaniketan, killing seven people. The investigation focuses on alleged construction work in the basement and threats made to tenants who raised concerns.
The Minister says the ED had only expressed suspicions and made allegations, which he will contest and fight legally with facts and documents
Delhi police are building a case against the operators of the Satya Niketan PG using the testimony of a rescued student, Nitish Chib, who survived the five‑storey building collapse that killed seven people. The investigation focuses on alleged illegal basement construction and threats made to tenants who raised concerns.
The Gauhati High Court affirmed that talaq‑e‑hassan remains a legally valid form of Muslim divorce and instructed the petitioner to seek registration under the 2024 Assam Compulsory Registration of Muslim Marriages and Divorce Act. The court also outlined the procedure for registration and the right to appeal if the registrar declines the request.
