CRIME AGAINST WOMEN
"Barbaric act": Rashid Khan slams Pakistan after Afghan cricketers killed in aerial strikes in Paktika
Afghanistan cricketers are outraged by Pakistan's aerial strikes that killed civilians and three players. Captain Rashid Khan called the actions unjust and a human rights violation. The Afghanistan Cricket Board has withdrawn from an upcoming series against Pakistan. Other players also condemned the attack. These strikes occurred despite a recent ceasefire agreement between the two nations.
Four Men scheduled for execution this week in U.S.: Who they are and what crimes they committed
Four men are slated for execution across the United States this week, marking what experts describe as the nation’s busiest period for capital punishment in nearly 15 years.
West Bengal gang rape case: Five in custody so far, including two new arrests today
The second-year medical student was allegedly gang raped outside a private medical college on Friday night when she reportedly went out to have food with a friend. The friend is also under the police scanner. The survivor hails from Odisha’s Jaleswar. The Odisha State Commission for Women reached Durgapur today.
Durgapur gangrape: Survivor's father says he wants to take daughter back to Odisha
The father of an MBBS student allegedly gangraped in Durgapur expressed safety concerns and criticized West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee's remarks. He plans to transfer his daughter back to Odisha, citing the state's deteriorating law and order. The incident has sparked protests and renewed debate on women's safety.
Social media restrictions and two-day internet shutdown rattle Afghanistan
Afghanistan's Taliban government recently shut down internet and cellphone services nationwide. This move, impacting businesses and education, mirrors past restrictions. While services returned, content on social media is now controlled. Officials cite preventing 'immoral acts' as the reason. The shutdown caused widespread disruption, affecting daily life and the economy.
Group says attack by Sudanese paramilitaries in Darfur kills at least 53
At least 53 people died in an attack on a shelter in el-Fasher, Darfur. The Rapid Support Forces shelled the al-Arqam Home, a shelter for displaced families. The attack also injured 21 others. This incident highlights the ongoing conflict and its devastating impact on civilians. The city has been under siege for over a year, with many trapped.
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West Bengal Durgapur rape case: BJP hits out at Mamata govt, calls state a 'safe haven for rapists'
A medical student from Odisha was allegedly gang-raped in Durgapur, West Bengal, sparking strong criticism from the BJP against the state government's handling of women's safety. Protests erupted as the victim receives treatment, with authorities investigating the abduction and assault.
KT Rama Rao, T. Harish under house arrest over protest on bus fares hike in Telangana
Telangana Police placed BRS leaders KT Rama Rao and T. Harish Rao under house arrest ahead of a protest against a recent RTC bus fare hike. The party criticizes the Congress government's decision, citing increased household expenses and a lack of future planning, and vows to continue opposing the fare increase.
Pam Bondi's savage response over Jeffrey Epstein when asked if Trump is in pics with half-naked women
US Attorney General Pam Bondi refused Tuesday to answer senators' questions about investigations into former FBI Director James Comey and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Bondi also deflected several inquiries into her handling of files related to Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex offender who died in federal custody in 2019.
Pam Bondi's fiery testimony at Senate hearing after Dick Durbin's questioning - key points to know
Attorney General Pam Bondi faced sharp questioning from Senate Democrats. Accusations arose that she had politicized the Justice Department. Bondi defended her record, redirecting criticism. She denied claims of protecting Donald Trump and targeting opponents. The hearing involved heated exchanges regarding immigration and the Jeffrey Epstein case files. Bondi vowed to restore public trust in law enforcement.
At UN, India tears into Pakistan over 1971 genocidal assault of 400,000 women, calls its Kashmir tirade ‘delusional’
India has strongly criticized Pakistan at the United Nations Security Council. India highlighted Pakistan's past actions, including the 1971 war. The country pointed out Pakistan's alleged human rights abuses. India stated Pakistan's claims on Jammu and Kashmir are baseless. The Indian envoy urged the world to see through Pakistan's propaganda.
'Every Bihari will become CM': Tejashwi Yadav calls Bihar polls festival of change
RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav declared that Bihar will vote for change in the upcoming assembly polls, envisioning a victory where "every Bihari will be the CM" and a "change maker." He asserted that the youth will vote to end unemployment, promising jobs and development, while criticizing the NDA government's alleged misgovernance over the past two decades.
AAP rules out alliance with Congress in Goa, accuses it of "supplying MLAs to BJP in wholesale"
Arvind Kejriwal announced AAP will not ally with Congress in Goa, accusing them of deceiving the state and supplying MLAs to BJP in "wholesale." He criticized the "rotten politics" of Congress-BJP, citing 13 years of alleged corruption and misgovernance. Kejriwal emphasized the need for a new system where Goans control their resources.
Sean Combs case: All about Arun Subramanian, an Indian-origin judge who sentenced ‘Diddy’ to 50 months in prison
Rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs was sentenced to 50 months in prison and five years of supervised release by US District Judge Arun Subramanian for two prostitution-related offences. The judge also imposed a $500,000 fine, the maximum allowed by law.
Major violent crimes declined significantly under Narendra Modi government since 2014: Sources
National Crime Records Bureau data indicates a decisive turnaround in violent crime trends under the Modi government, with murders, rapes, dowry deaths, and riots significantly reducing since 2014. This contrasts sharply with a surge during the UPA period. Efforts like police modernization and new criminal laws are credited for making India markedly safer, particularly for women.
Delhi High Court reprimands wife for filing false Section 498A, 406, 34 cases against husband’s family
Delhi High Court quashed criminal cases against a husband's sister. The court found the wife's allegations of dowry harassment and cruelty false. This judgment, delivered on August 29, 2025, warned against misusing Section 498A. The court noted general and omnibus allegations undermine genuine grievances. It stressed protecting innocent individuals from harassment.
Crime against children, women on rise
Close to 4.5 lakh crimes against women were reported in 2023, up marginally from the previous two years, according to latest National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) data.
57,789 cases registered for committing crime against Scheduled Castes in 2023: NCRB
Crimes against Scheduled Castes increased slightly to 57,789 cases in 2023, with Uttar Pradesh registering the highest share at 15,130. Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh also reported significant numbers, while West Bengal had a remarkably low rate. The overall chargesheet filing rate stood at 81.2%, though some states like Rajasthan lagged below 50%.
On average, Delhi logged 88 weekly economic offences in 2023, top among UTs: NCRB report
Delhi reported 4,586 economic offences in 2023, the highest among Union Territories, averaging nearly 88 new cases weekly. Cheating and fraud accounted for 93% of these crimes, which spanned from minor scams to high-value frauds exceeding Rs 100 crore. The city also grappled with a high pendency rate of over 80% in investigations.
Crime against women highest in Delhi; 13,366 cases in 2023: NCRB data shows
Delhi led metropolitan cities in crimes against women during 2023. The capital recorded the most dowry deaths and rape cases. Overall cases declined by 5.59 percent from 2022 figures. Kidnapping cases were high. Police cited a zero-tolerance policy for high registration numbers. Cybercrimes against women were comparatively lower in Delhi.
UP’s crime rate 25% below national average, Kerala & Delhi lead in crimes: NCRB data
Uttar Pradesh recorded a crime rate 25% lower than the national average in 2023, ranking 11th among states, despite an 8% rise in registered cases nationwide. Kerala and Delhi reported the highest crime rates, with Delhi also leading in crimes against women, children, and senior citizens. Bengaluru topped cybercrime cases, while Mumbai saw the most economic offenses.
India records close 4.5 lakh crimes against women in 2023: NCRB report
Crimes against women marginally increased to 4.48 lakh in 2023, according to NCRB data, reflecting a national rate of 66.2 incidents per lakh female population. Uttar Pradesh recorded the highest number of cases, while Telangana led in crime rate. Cruelty by husband remained the predominant category. Although the chargesheeting rate was 77.6%, court pendency for these cases alarmingly reached 90.
Dip in murders; cybercrimes, crimes against STs spiked: NCRB 2023
India recorded a 2.8% decrease in murders in 2023, but new NCRB data reveals a concerning 28.8% surge in crimes against Scheduled Tribes. Cybercrimes also dramatically increased by 31.2%. Overall cognizable crimes rose by 7.2%, with a nominal 0.4% increase in crimes against women, indicating shifting crime landscapes across the nation.
Which Argentinian narco gang raped, tortured and murdered 3 women in live TikTok stream? All details as ring leader is on the run
Which Argentinian narco gang raped, tortured and murdered three women in live TikTok stream? The shocking case involves 3 young victims tricked into a trap, their deaths broadcast online, and a fugitive gang leader.
Pakistan, China, Iran, Russia oppose establishment of military bases 'in & around' Afghanistan
China, Iran, Pakistan, and Russia have opposed new military bases near Afghanistan. They have urged respect for Kabul's sovereignty and territorial integrity. The four nations have blamed NATO for Afghanistan's current plight. They have called for economic recovery and development. Concerns have been raised about terror groups like ISIL and Al-Qaida. They have asked Afghan authorities to dismantle terror networks.
Who is Lisa Monaco, Microsoft's president of global affairs Trump wants fired?
Donald Trump urged Microsoft to fire Lisa Monaco, its president of global affairs and a former Biden aide. He claims her access to sensitive information at Microsoft, given its government contracts, makes her a national security threat. This demand follows his revocation of her security clearances and fits a pattern of targeting former officials.
Dallas ICE facility shooting: Trump issues big warning to democrats, plans crackdown against ‘domestic terrorism networks’; here’s what he said
US President Donald Trump condemned the Dallas ICE facility shooting. He blamed Radical Left Democrats for inciting violence. A shooter opened fire, killing a detainee and wounding two others. The shooter wrote “Anti-ICE” on shell casings. Trump called on Democrats to stop rhetoric against ICE. He pledged to dismantle domestic terrorism networks.
India blasts Pakistan over Khyber Pakhtunkhwa attack, says it should find time away from 'bombing its own people'
India has strongly condemned Pakistan at the UNHRC, citing the recent air attack on civilians in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Indian diplomat Kshitij Tyagi urged Pakistan to address its internal issues, including its struggling economy and human rights record, instead of focusing on India. He also accused Pakistan of supporting terrorism and harbouring UN-proscribed terrorists.
Pakistan opposition leaders allege Pakistani jet bombing in Tirah Valley killed civilians; no govt confirmation
Pakistani opposition party PTI alleges that a PAF airstrike in Tirah Valley, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, resulted in civilian casualties. PTI claims at least 20 bodies, including women and children, were recovered from destroyed houses. PTI leaders condemn the alleged attack, accusing the state of targeting its own people and demanding accountability.
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