IDFC First Bank case: CBI arrests IAS officer Pankaj Aggarwal over government fund misappropriation
A major development has emerged in the alleged government fund misappropriation case linked to IDFC First Bank, with the Central…
A major development has emerged in the alleged government fund misappropriation case linked to IDFC First Bank, with the Central…
The chargesheet reportedly details the alleged role of officials associated with Haryana Power Generation Corporation Ltd. and Haryana School Shiksha Pariyojna Parishad, while also outlining the methods allegedly used to siphon off government funds.
Navnidhi Sharma said the High Court’s decision to cancel anticipatory bail in the Twisha Sharma case had renewed the family’s faith in justice and the CBI probe.
NTA has started the NEET-UG 2026 fee refund process and asked candidates to submit bank account details through the official portal before May 27.
The Twisha Sharma death case has seen rapid developments, including a CBI probe recommendation, CCTV controversy, bail disputes and allegations of influence over the investigation.
Since the incident came to light, widespread anger has been seen across the state. Student organisations, social activists, and political parties have been demanding a fair investigation and repeatedly calling for a CBI probe.
The Central government has filed a status report in the Supreme Court on the rising number of digital arrest scams in the country. It informed the court that the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has constituted a high-level interdepartmental committee to address concerns related to digital arrests.
Speaking to the media, All India Congress Committee (AICC) General Secretary and Uttarakhand in-charge Kumari Selja censured the BJP, alleging that the ruling party wanted to silence the Congress to hide the truth and protect its leaders in the Ankita Bhandari killing.
In his letter, Marandi claimed that serious violations of Medical Counselling Committee guidelines occurred during counselling, resulting in meritorious Jharkhand candidates being denied admission while several out-of-state candidates allegedly secured seats using forged caste and residential certificates.
The apex court also questioned the State’s opposition to the probe when the allegations involved individuals stated to be close to Chief Minister Hemant Soren.
