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ED Attaches Rs 300 Crore Properties in Siddaramaiah Money Laundering Case
Astrologer Predicts Tough Times Ahead for Cricketer Prithvi Shaw
Astrologer Greenstone Lobo has predicted a challenging period for Indian cricketer Prithvi Shaw, who has struggled with consistency in his career. In his analysis, Lobo highlights that Shaw's astrological chart indicates hurdles that may test his resolve. While Shaw has immense talent, Lobo suggests he must navigate these challenges with patience and discipline. Although there may be a chance for a comeback in domestic cricket around 2026, Lobo believes Shaw's prospects in international cricket are very low due to fitness and discipline issues that have hindered his progress.
Yala Glacier in Nepal Expected to Vanish by 2040s
Yala glacier in Nepal, a key subject of glaciological study, is projected to disappear by the 2040s. It is the only glacier in the Himalayas on the Global Glacier Casualty List, which tracks glaciers at risk. Since monitoring began, Yala glacier has retreated by 680m and shrunk in area by 36%. The Hindu Kush Himalaya region, dependent on glaciers, is warming twice as fast as the global average. The United Nations has declared 2025 as the International Year of Glaciers' Preservation to highlight the importance of glaciers.
India to Announce Provisional Squad for Champions Trophy Tomorrow
The India men's senior selection committee, led by Ajit Agarkar, will announce the provisional squad for the Champions Trophy on January 18 in Mumbai. While the top-order is mostly settled, the middle-order remains a challenge, with Shreyas Iyer being a strong candidate due to his impressive performance in the 2023 ODI World Cup. The selectors face a decision regarding the inclusion of Axar Patel and Ravindra Jadeja, both left-arm spin all-rounders, as they aim to balance the team effectively for the tournament.
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Supreme Court Criticizes MCD for Solid Waste Management Failures
The Supreme Court of India criticized the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) for failing to manage solid waste, with 3,000 tonnes dumped untreated daily. The court expressed concern over the MCD's timeline to clear the Ghazipur dumpsite by December 2028 and urged the central government to intervene. Only 8,000 tonnes of the 11,000 tonnes of daily waste are processed, highlighting a lack of compliance with the 2016 solid waste management law. The court warned of drastic measures, including a potential ban on construction work in the city if the situation does not improve.
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Supreme Court Criticizes MCD for Solid Waste Management Failures
The Supreme Court of India criticized the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) for failing to manage solid waste, with 3,000 tonnes dumped untreated daily. The court expressed concern over the MCD's timeline to clear the Ghazipur dumpsite by December 2028 and urged the central government to intervene. Only 8,000 tonnes of the 11,000 tonnes of daily waste are processed, highlighting a lack of compliance with the 2016 solid waste management law. The court warned of drastic measures, including a potential ban on construction work in the city if the situation does not improve.
Supreme Court Sets One-Year Custody Limit for Bail in Money Laundering Cases
The Supreme Court of India has ruled that an accused in a money laundering case who has spent one year in jail without charges being framed may be eligible for bail. This decision aims to standardize the treatment of bail pleas under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). The court clarified this timeframe while hearing the bail plea of Arun Pati Tripathi, who has been in custody for five months. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) faced scrutiny over an improperly filed affidavit, raising concerns about procedural integrity.
CBI Confident of Conviction in RG Kar Rape-Murder Case
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is confident in securing a conviction against Sanjay Roy, the prime accused in the RG Kar rape-murder case. The sessions court is set to deliver a judgment after a 66-day trial, where the CBI presented biological evidence, including DNA matches and voice analysis, linking Roy to the crime. The victim was found raped and murdered on August 9, with evidence indicating a struggle. Roy, who pleaded not guilty, claims he is being framed, while the CBI describes the crime as one of the rarest of its kind.
Court Rules Breakup Not Abetment of Suicide in Nagpur Case
The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court ruled that ending a relationship or refusing to marry does not amount to abetment of suicide under Section 306 of the IPC. The case involved Vaibhav Mawale, accused after his former partner's suicide in 2020, allegedly due to his decision to end their nine-year relationship. The court found no evidence supporting the charge, noting a significant time gap between the breakup and the suicide. The judge emphasized that emotional distress from a breakup does not equate to criminal liability without clear evidence of instigation.
Supreme Court Warns Against Misuse of Section 306 IPC in Suicide Cases
The Supreme Court of India expressed concern over the misuse of Section 306 of the Indian Penal Code, which pertains to abetment of suicide. The court emphasized that prosecuting agencies should not mechanically frame charges to appease the families of deceased individuals. It reiterated that the intention to instigate or aid in suicide must be proven for charges under this section to be valid. The court highlighted the need for a realistic approach in assessing interactions between the accused and the deceased, cautioning against the casual application of this provision.
Ahmedabad Police Officers Suspended for Illegal Liquor Possession
Two police officers in Ahmedabad were suspended after being found in possession of illegal liquor and cash in their PCR van. The officers, Satish Thakore and Vikramsinh Rajput, allegedly discovered the liquor during a routine check but chose to keep it instead of filing a case against the rickshaw driver. A subsequent investigation revealed two bottles of Indian-made foreign liquor and Rs 30,000 in cash in their vehicle. The police are now investigating the source of the liquor and cash, as this incident raises concerns about corruption within the police force.
Mysterious Illness Claims 16 Lives in Badhaal Village, J&K
A mysterious illness in Badhaal village, Rajouri district, has led to 16 deaths since December 2024, including five siblings in January alone. The latest victim, Jatti Begam, died at GMC Rajouri, where her husband had also recently passed. Symptoms include fever, vomiting, and dehydration. The government has sealed affected homes and is conducting investigations, but no definitive cause has been identified despite extensive testing. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah emphasized the urgency of resolving the situation and ensuring public safety.
BJP Unveils Welfare Measures Ahead of Delhi Elections
The BJP has announced a series of welfare measures in its manifesto for the upcoming Delhi elections, including a monthly allowance of Rs 2,500 for eligible women under the Mahila Samridhi Yojana. Other promises include financial support for expecting mothers, subsidies on LPG cylinders, pensions for senior citizens, and the implementation of the Ayushman Bharat scheme. BJP president J P Nadda criticized the AAP for failing to deliver on similar promises and emphasized the party's commitment to executing these initiatives if elected.
Modi to Distribute 65 Lakh Property Cards to Boost Rural Land Ownership
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will distribute over 65 lakh property cards to rural landowners, valued at approximately Rs 135 lakh crore. These cards, issued under the SVAMITVA Scheme, will facilitate access to bank loans by providing legal ownership documentation. The initiative aims to reduce property disputes and enhance village planning, benefiting over 50,000 villages across 10 states and two Union Territories. The government plans to showcase the scheme's success internationally, including participation in global workshops and conferences on land governance.
