Delhi Police have apprehended the main suspect in the murder of an IRS officer’s daughter. Authorities allege the accused was involved in a separate molestation incident in Alwar just a day before the killing in Delhi. The suspect was reportedly hiding in a hotel in Dwarka when police tracked him down, prompting further investigation into links and timelines.
Andrew Hugg, a senior US military official linked to nuclear and chemical safety, has been placed on administrative leave after a video circulated online that allegedly shows him sharing sensitive information. The US Army has launched an investigation and confirmed he was removed from duty pending a fuller review of what was revealed and how.
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Police in Delhi traced accused Rahul Meena’s movements in the Amar Colony rape and murder case, alleging he travelled from Alwar in Rajasthan to Delhi using an ambulance route to avoid detection. Investigators say the covert journey helped him slip past surveillance before his arrest, with authorities now detailing how he was held in custody for four days.
Police in south Delhi’s Kailash Hills say the accused, a former domestic help of the victim’s family, showed signs of compulsive sexual behaviour. They allege he made a chilling confession after being dismissed from his job, linking that rejection to escalating resentment that ended in a brutal attack on the IRS officer’s daughter.
A Delhi court sent Rahul Meena, accused in the killing of an IRS officer’s daughter, to four days of police custody after his confession in court: “Mujhse apradh ho gaya… galti ho gayi.” Police say his case is linked to a chilling 12-hour crime spree across Delhi and Alwar, prompting deeper investigation and manhunt activity.
With at least 20 MP children blamed for deaths linked to Coldrif, investigators are zeroing in on how diethylene glycol, a highly toxic substance, could have ended up in cough syrup made by Tamil Nadu-based Sresan Pharma. ET Prime reports the central question is the supply chain and manufacturing controls that allowed a lethal contaminant to reach patients.
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A peaceful Sunday prayer at Gurdwara Singh Sabha in Moers, Germany, erupted into violence when rival Sikh groups confronted each other, involving more than 40 people. Witness accounts say kirpans were drawn and shots fired, leading to chaos inside the gurdwara. The incident reportedly left at least 11 people injured as authorities investigate what sparked the clash and who was involved.
An investigation into allegations of religious conversion and sexual harassment at a Nashik branch of an IT company indicates seven male accused allegedly acted in a coordinated, organised manner to target female colleagues, according to a senior officer. The case raises questions about workplace safety and how perpetrators may have planned and carried out alleged misconduct.
Infosys has reiterated its zero-tolerance policy on harassment and discrimination, saying reported issues are reviewed seriously by an independent committee. The move comes as claims from Pune are examined and a parallel investigation related to the TCS case in Nashik reportedly deepens. The company is also urging employees to “speak up” to flag concerns early.
A balloon-like object shaped like a plane was found in agricultural fields in Ramgarh, Samba district of Jammu and Kashmir near Path Seekers School, officials said. Local residents reported it to police, and investigators are examining preliminary signs that suggest the balloon may have originated across the border in Pakistan. Further checks are underway.
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Tata Consultancy Services is under scrutiny following serious allegations at its Nashik facility, including sexual harassment and claims of workplace coercion. The case also reportedly involves pressure linked to religious conversion, raising questions about conduct and internal controls at the unit. Authorities are examining the details as the controversy continues to unfold.
Tata Consultancy Services has denied claims that its Nashik facility was shut down, saying the unit continues to operate and serve clients. The company also confirmed that it has brought in external legal and consulting support, including Deloitte and Trilegal, as investigations intensify around the ongoing controversy.
A senior US military official overseeing nuclear and chemical safety, Andrew Hugg, has been placed on administrative leave after a covertly recorded video appeared online. The footage allegedly shows him discussing sensitive national security information—linked to Iran operations, nuclear protocols, and security risks—with an unidentified stranger. The US Army has launched an investigation and is reviewing what was shared.
Nepal’s Home Minister Sudan Gurung has resigned, saying ethics and “moral responsibility” forced his exit. The move comes as an investigation targets alleged links between Gurung and businessman Deepak Bhatta, who is being scrutinized for money laundering offences, raising fresh questions over governance and political accountability.
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A boiler explosion at Vedanta’s Singhitarai power plant in Chhattisgarh’s Sakti district killed 11 workers and injured 22 on Monday. The injured and deceased were employed by a sub-contractor operating and maintaining the unit. Vedanta said it is providing medical assistance and coordinating with authorities as an investigation is launched to determine what caused the blast.
Nancy Guthrie remains missing, but a retired detective says the case is anything but cold. Investigators are reportedly still working behind the scenes, with forensic analysis seen as a possible turning point. While the exact timeline is unclear, the detective suggests key breakthroughs may emerge within months, though a final resolution could take longer.
The National Commission for Women has launched an investigation into alleged sexual harassment at a Tata Consultancy Services BPO unit in Nashik. An NCW fact-finding committee will visit the facility on April 17 for an on-site inquiry, and is set to interact with alleged victims, police, and company officials to gather details.
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