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  Historic Verdict Shocks Nation: 9 Police Get Death Penalty In a landmark judgment, a court in Madurai has sentenced nine police personnel to death in the shocking Sathankulam custodial deaths case  The victims — a father and son — died after brutal torture in police custody during the 2020 lockdown.The court called it a “rarest of rare” case, highlighting abuse of power and inhuman violence. The officers have also been ordered to pay ₹1.40 crore compensation to the victim’s family. This verdict is being seen as a strong message against custodial violence and misuse of authority in India.  Final confirmation of the death penalty will be reviewed by the High Court. Reported by Sanchita chatterjee,sristy News.

  Reported by Sanchita chatterjee: With an eye on the 2026 West Bengal Legislative Assembly elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has put forward several key 'Modi Guarantees'—a set of significant promises. Filling Vacancies A pledge has been made to swiftly fill all vacant positions across government departments should the BJP form the government in the state. Rozgar Mela' (Employment Fair) It has been announced that, much like in other BJP-ruled states, regular 'Rozgar Melas' will be organized in West Bengal to distribute appointment letters. Job Creation Assurances have been given regarding the creation of employment opportunities through the establishment of new industries and factories within the state, alongside efforts to improve the overall business and trade environment. Direct Financial Benefited Under the 'Modi Guarantee' umbrella, provisions have been outlined to deliver direct financial benefits to the common people through various public welf...

   Reported by Sanchita chatterjee: After serving nearly 13 years in prison, Sarada chief Sudipta Sen is being released from Presidency Jail, having secured bail in all pending cases. His release—coming on the eve of the state elections—has currently created quite a stir within political circles.The news of Sudipta Sen’s release is indeed a major headline, especially given the timing. On April 8, 2026, the Calcutta High Court granted him bail in the final two pending cases against him (related to the Barasat police station), ending nearly 13 years of incarceration.   ​His release from Presidency Jail comes at a high-voltage moment for West Bengal. Here is a breakdown of why this is causing such a stir The state is currently in the middle of the 2026 Assembly Elections, with polling scheduled for April 23 and April 29. Political observers note that the Saradha scam has been a recurring theme in Bengal’s political narrative for over a decade.  

    Reported by Sanchita chatterjee: Raghav Chadha has hinted at the possibility of launching a new political platform backed by youth and Gen Z. The move comes amid recent developments in his political journey. The idea is drawing comparisons to leaders like Balen Shah. It could bring fresh energy into Indian politics. #RaghavChadha #BalenShah #GenZ #IndiaPolitics #Trending

  Reported by Sanchita chatterjee Mathura 10 April 2026 : A tragic boat capsize occurred in the Yamuna River in Mathura last Friday  The accident took place around 3:15 PM on Friday near Keshi Ghat in Vrindavan. A boat packed with tourists collided with a pontoon bridge (floating bridge) spanning the river and overturned. According to eyewitnesses, the boat lost control due to gusty winds. So far, 10 people have died in this accident. There were approximately 25 to 27 passengers on board, the majority of whom were from Punjab.

  Reported by Sanchita chatterjee: The Nepal government has closed all private schools and everyone will have to study in government schools.It sounds very nice to hear. It seems as if the education system has become completely equal. But the reality is a little different. In reality, the Nepal government has not yet taken any decision to close all private schools. No such government announcement or law has been issued. Therefore, many media outlets have reported this news as a rumor or misinformation.  However, one thing is true—there is a big discussion going on about education in Nepal. Many educationists believe that the common people are facing problems due to the excessive fees of private schools, the pressure to buy books and notebooks, and various expenses. Therefore, the government wants to make the education system more regulated and accessible to everyone.  Nepalese law already has a rule—private schools must provide scholarships to a certain number of poor or ...

  Reported by Sanchita chatterjee: What Narendra Modi could not achieve, a 32-year-old young Prime Minister has accomplished! Closure of Private Schools: Nepal’s new 32-year-old Prime Minister has taken the bold step of shutting down almost all private schools across the country. Equal Opportunities in Public Schools: From now on, every child in Nepal will attend public schools. Education will no longer be treated as a commercial commodity. Same Rules for Children of Ministers and Legislators: This rule applies not only to the general public; from now on, the children of ministers and legislators will also study in standard public schools. There will be no discrimination. Improving the Quality of Public Schools: A pledge has been made to reduce dependence on private institutions while significantly enhancing the infrastructure and educational standards of public schools. Curbing the Commercialization of Education: The primary objective of this decision is to put an end to the busin...