On 1 October 2026 a three‑judge bench of the Supreme Court ordered a stay on the death sentence of Ahmed Bawa, an Indian Mujahideen operative convicted for the 21‑bomb attacks that killed 56 people in Ahmedabad in 2008.
States and Union Territories must freeze online services, block vehicle sales, and target repeat traffic offenders to recover nearly Rs 23,000 crore in outstanding fines.
The Central Bureau of Investigation has charged three Reliance ADA Group executives, seven group companies and a statutory auditor for allegedly diverting more than ₹7,429 crore of loans taken by Reliance Home Finance Ltd.
U.S. District Judge Stanley Bastian said the president cannot unilaterally dismiss a U.S. attorney appointed by the district court and ordered Roger Rogoff back to his post pending Senate confirmation of a successor.
The 50‑year‑old inmate survived two pentobarbital doses, was moved to a hospital and now the state has suspended all executions for the rest of 2026 while a review is underway.
A BMW travelling at high speed lost control near Lotus Jetty early Sunday, fell about 75 feet and killed three students, leaving a fourth passenger critically injured.
Anto Augustine remains in custody after police investigating a failed Lionel Messi football match stumbled upon 67 litres of alcohol at his family home.
The Enforcement Directorate alleges the dairy promoter used front companies and falsified ledgers to supply adulterated ingredients to the ancient hill temple.
The Telangana State Bar Council must provisionally register regular LLB holders whose prior qualifications were obtained through open or correspondence courses.
The bench of Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Justice Tejas Karia said the September 6 collapse of a paying‑guest building in South Delhi was the result of criminal conduct, ordering an independent probe and a ₹1 crore compensation claim.
Ivan Jennings, a former Stafford councillor, was sentenced to five years and three months after pleading guilty to encouraging terrorism and sharing a deadly manifesto.
Police in Suffolk have published CCTV stills of Noah Woods, the three‑year‑old with autism who vanished from a Brantham playground on Tuesday, and are urging residents to check any personal footage.
