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Delhi Murder: The man, who killed the 25-year-old in a park this afternoon, had allegedly been planning the murder for three days.   Delhi Malviya Nagar Murder Case: The accused has surrendered and is in police custody. In Delhi, a guy allegedly killed his cousin by beating her to death with an iron rod because she had refused to get married to him and he was having trouble convincing anybody else to agree.   The 25-year-old was killed in a park this afternoon by a man who allegedly planned the murder for three days before turning himself in to police hours later.  "We learned that a 25-year-old woman's body had been discovered in a park close to Aurobindo College in Malviya Nagar, South Delhi. An iron rod was discovered close to her body, according to a Delhi Police official. According to the investigation, the victim was identified as Nargis and was seen in the park with her cousin Irfan. Nargis was discovered by the police to be enrolled in a stenography course in Malviya N

The countries have raised objections in preparatory talks for a summit in Johannesburg next month where Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa will discuss potentially expanding the group to include Indonesia and Saudi Arabia. China has repeatedly lobbied for expansion during those meetings, said the officials. According to officials with knowledge of the situation, India and Brazil are resisting Chinese efforts to quickly extend the BRICS group of developing markets in order to strengthen their political power and balance the US. In preparation for a conference in Johannesburg next month, where Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa would perhaps explore expanding the group to include Indonesia and Saudi Arabia, the nations have voiced opposition.  The officials, who wanted not to be named because the conversations were confidential, claimed that China advocated for expansion on numerous occasions during those sessions.  Numerous other countries are also seeking to join

The National Nursing and Midwifery Commission Bill, 2023 aims at setting up National Nursing and Midwifery Commission (NNMC) and to repeal the Indian Nursing Council Act, 1947.    The two bills were later passed by voice vote amid slogan shouting by opposition MPs New Delhi:   The National Nursing and Midwifery Commission Bill, 2023 and the National dentistry Commission Bill, 2023, which aim to improve the caliber of nursing and dentistry education, were approved by the Lok Sabha today. The National dentistry Commission Bill proposes creating the National Dental Commission (NMC) to oversee dentistry education and the profession in the nation while also attempting to overturn the Dentists Act of 1948.  Additionally, it intends to lower the cost of dentistry school and provide access to high-quality oral healthcare. The Indian Nursing Council Act, 1947 is to be repealed in addition to creating the National Nursing and Midwifery Commission (NNMC) under the National Nursing and Midwifery C

India TV-CNX Opinion Poll: Even if BJP is losing Manipur, due to the ethnic violence, it would comfortably win Arunachal Pradesh, Tripura, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and Sikkim. Prime Minister Narendra Modi with the Assam CM Himanta Bishwa Sharma during the mega Bihu dance program at Sarusajai Sports Complex in Guwahati India TV-CNX Opinion Poll :  If the Lok Sabha elections were held today, the BJP-led NDA would probably lose its Manipur seat due to criticism for its passivity regarding the continuing violence.Following battles between the Meiteis and Kukis, the north-eastern state has been on fire since May 3. The demand for a discussion on the Manipur crisis has caused a deadlock in the Monsoon session of Parliament.The government has repeatedly stated that it is prepared for a discussion on the House floor while the opposition has been calling for Prime Minister Narendra Modi to make a comment on the matter. The India TV and CNX opinion survey also paints a picture of a public th

  India withdraws from China games over stapled visas controversy Photograph:(AFP)   As a result of athletes from India's northeastern province of Arunachal Pradesh receiving stapled visas, India has withdrawn from the World University Games, which begin Friday in Chengdu, China. An eight-member delegation, which included five athletes, a coach, and two support staff members, was prevented from boarding their flight to China earlier, before Thursday midnight, by officials in New Delhi. A few hours later, it emerged that New Delhi had completely withdrew from the games, expressing strong opposition to China's efforts to normalize its separate treatment of India's Arunachal Pradesh. We were halted at the gate by CISF and immigration agents.Coach Raghvendra Singh was quoted by the Indian Express as saying, "They did not give any justification and said they were merely operating on the government's directives. China issued stapled visas to athletes from Arunachal The c

In view of the situation developing out of the ethnic clashes that broke out in the state on May 3, a team of women officials and personnel from Manipur police was formed for an investigation into the case, they added.   Members of the Kuki-Zo Womens Forum protest at Jantar Mantar in Delhi According to sources, the two ladies who were displayed naked in May have been called by the Manipur Police as part of the process of recording statements in the viral video case. A team of female government officials and members of the Manipur police was established for an investigation into the matter in light of the situation arising from the ethnic riots that erupted in the state on May 3. The team had met the two victims' families and had started the process of recording their comments, according to the officials. They added that the process of finding witnesses and recording their statements has started. The CBI was expected to be given cases involving sexual assault, according to the senio

Delhi Malviya Nagar murder: Probe revealed the victim, stopped talking to Irfn, the attacker, after her family rejected a marriage proposal.                A college student was beaten to death with an iron rod in Delhi on Friday A 25-year-old student at Shri Aurobindo College in Malviya Nagar was fatally struck in the head by an iron rod in a horrifying occurrence that occurred in broad daylight in a wealthy neighborhood of South Delhi.  It is thought that the assailant escorted the victim to the park. The attacker, Irfan, was detained after Delhi Police initiated an investigation and a murder complaint was filed. After attacking the victim, Irfan fled the scene, leaving the iron rod behind, and the police were able to track him down thanks to the iron rod.The police just learned about the event on Friday about 12:08 p.m., thus it happened before noon.The woman was discovered dead and lying in a pool of blood next to a bench.The body and the iron rod were both nearby. According to ear

Delhi has nearly reported 190 dengue cases in the national capital this year till July 22, which is the highest for the period since 2018.          Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Arvind Kejriwal, the chief minister of Delhi, presided over a meeting at the Delhi Secretariat on Friday to discuss how to stop the spread of dengue and other vector-borne illnesses in the nation's capital, which are on the rise. As a result of the city's recent heavy rains and flooding, vector-borne diseases are increasing. PHOTOS | Delhi CM @ArvindKejriwal convenes a meeting to review the preparedness of the govt for vector-borne diseases. Delhi's Health Minister @Saurabh_MLAgk , Mayor Shelly Oberoi and officers from various departments attend the meeting. pic.twitter.com/i28aE5mzfY — Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) July 28, 2023 Saurabh Bharadwaj, minister of health for Delhi Officers from numerous departments and the mayor, Shelly Oberoi, were present during the meeting.The purpose of t

Maharashtra weather: In the wake of heavy rains and floods in Maharashtra, 13 National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams are kept on standby in various districts in the state. Commuters wait in queue at Andheri Station amid monsoon rainfall in Mumbai Maharashtra weather :  Tomorrow (July 28) is a holiday for the Palghar district of Maharashtra, and all schools and colleges will be closed. On Friday, schools in the districts of Ratnagiri and Thane will also be closed.  Maharashtra | All schools and colleges in Palghar district to be closed tomorrow, in view of the heavy rain alert: District Collector — ANI (@ANI) July 27, 2023 13 NDRF teams on standby :   13 National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams are placed on standby in various districts throughout Maharashtra as a result of the state's recent heavy rainfall and flooding. Today (July 27), various parts of Mumbai City experienced waterlogging due to the heavy rainfall. Mumbai has already accumulated more than 90% of the

Mr Malkinson was jailed in 2004 after being found guilty of attacking a woman in Salford.       Andy Malkinson speaks to the press outside the court. A man who had been imprisoned for 17 years for a rape he did not commit was finally let free on Wednesday after his conviction was overturned by justices on the appeals court. British national Andrew Malkinson's conviction was overturned as a result of the finding of fresh DNA evidence linking a different potential suspect to the crime. According to the BBC, Malkinson was sentenced to prison in 2004 for the attack on a woman in Salford, despite his repeated denials to the contrary.  In January, the Court of Appeal was asked to review his case because fresh information suggested that there might be another suspect. Speaking to the BBC, Mr. Malkinson claimed he had felt "kidnapped by the state" for the previous two decades. I was innocent, and at last they paid attention. However, for each of the 20 years before to today, I wa

Several areas including ITO got waterlogged causing traffic snarls and hinderance in traffic movement in the national capital. Monsoon rain lashes several parts of Delhi On Friday, the national capital was hit by monsoon rain in several locations. The images demonstrated how the downpour provided significant relief from the heat in many regions of the city. As a result, there were traffic snarls and obstructions to traffic flow in various regions, including ITO. On Friday, there were also a few light raindrops in the Non-Capital Region (NCR).  The national capital was expected to experience heavy to moderate rainfall earlier in the day, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). Rain fell in Civil Lines, Laxmi Nagar, and Lajpat Nagar, and gloomy skies were seen in Jasola and Okhla in the national capital. #WATCH | Delhi: Rain lashes parts of national capital; visuals from ITO pic.twitter.com/1C1ANJTuUH — ANI (@ANI) July 28, 2023 Around 8:30 am on Friday, the relative hum