Sagar Dhankar murder case: The Delhi High Court on Tuesday granted regular bail to wrestler Sushil Kumar, who was lodged in Tihar jail for alleged involvement in the 2021 Junior wrestler Sagar Dhankar murder case. He was earlier granted seven days interim bail for knee surgery in July 2023.
Indian dairy manufacturer Ananda Dairy secured a place in the Guinness Book of World Records by producing the world’s largest slab of Paneer (cottage cheese), weighing an extraordinary 205.4 kilograms. The historical feat achieved by the dairy based out of Uttar Pradesh’s Bulandshahr was accomplished at the company’s Khairpur Village manufacturing facility in Khairabad on February 27.
Heavy rains and snowfall wreaked havoc across Himachal Pradesh, triggering landslides, blocking roads, and causing widespread damage in several districts, particularly Kullu, Kangra, and Chamba. In Kullu, landslides and gushing waters swept debris onto roads, damaging several vehicles. A total of 112 roads remain blocked in the district, with restoration efforts underway, said Kullu Deputy Commissioner Tarul Ravesh.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday underscored India's ability to efficiently organize large-scale events like the Mahakumbh, emphasising that the country does not need to "manufacture" news as new records are being set every day. Speaking at the NXT Conclave 2025, PM Modi highlighted how the world is keen to learn more about India’s organizational and innovation capabilities.
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The Ramadan crescent moon remained unseen on Friday, delaying the start of the holy month. Announcing the update, the Imam of Delhi's historic Jama Masjid declared that the first roza (fast) will be observed on Sunday (March 2). As per Islamic tradition, Ramadan officially begins with the sighting of the crescent moon. Since the moon was not visible on Friday, the holy month will commence Saturday evening with the sighting of the moon, marking the start of fasting from Sunday.
The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking a probe into the February 15 stampede at New Delhi Railway Station. The petition alleged that railway authorities were hiding the actual number of casualties.
