The IIT Delhi Faculty Forum has backed IIT Bombay professor Suryanarayana Doolla, named in an FIR following the suicide of 20-year-old student Sahil Wakode, and raised concerns about “mob-driven behaviour” influencing institutional decisions. Doolla was the invigilator during an exam where Wakode was allegedly caught using a mobile phone. The allegations remain under investigation.
Read full articleFormer inmates recount severe punishments endured at Venezuela's notorious Rodeo I prison. They describe cramped cells and constant threats from hooded jailers. Many suffered prolonged illness without medical attention, facing psychological torment. The facility is described as a "world of terror" and a "concentration camp." Human rights groups call for the immediate closure of Rodeo I due to systematic abuses.
IBPS RRB recruitment last date was earlier 21st September. Now the date has been changed and extended for a week. So applicants can now apply till 27th September. The official website to access is ibps.in. The application fees for SC, ST and PwBD candidates, the application fee is ₹175 for Office Assistant and Officer Scale I, II and III posts and for candidates belonging to other categories, the application fee is ₹850.
Delhi Police registered an FIR concerning the alleged sexual assault of a minor near Kalkaji Mandir. One accused, Asif, was apprehended after an exchange of fire with police officers. Asif allegedly opened fire at the police team, injuring a head constable in self-defense. The victim was medically examined, and evidence was collected from the encounter site. Efforts are underway to trace the remaining accused individuals involved in the incident.
Delhi Police registered an FIR concerning the alleged sexual assault of a minor near Kalkaji Mandir. One accused, Asif, was apprehended after an exchange of fire with police officers. Asif allegedly opened fire at the police team, injuring a head constable in self-defense. The victim was medically examined, and evidence was collected from the encounter site. Efforts are underway to trace the remaining accused individuals involved in the incident.
A retired railway booking clerk who demanded a Rs 100 bribe in 1995 has had his corruption conviction confirmed by the Jharkhand High Court 31 years later, with the court reducing his jail term to one year considering his age of 75 and the long delay in the case.